Issue 19 articlesPostmodern Epistemology: The Problem of Validation and the Retreat from Therapeutics in Psychoanalysisp. 1Michael J. BaderThe Medium Really Is the Message: Commentary on Michael J. Bader's Paperp. 33Tim DeanSocial Construction and Psychoanalytic Promise: Commentary on Paper by Michael J. Baderp. 45Kenneth J. GergenWho's Afraid of Post-Modernism?: Commentary on Paper by Michael J. Baderp. 55Owen RenikReply to Commentariesp. 61Michael J BaderChild Psychoanalysis, Adult Psychoanalysis, and Developmental Psychology: Introduction to Symposium on Child Analysis, Part IIp. 79Stephen SeligmanMentalization and the Changing Aims of Child Psychoanalysisp. 87Peter Fonagy & Mary TargetHaving a Mind of One's Own and Holding the Other In Mind: Commentary on Paper by Peter Fonagy and Mary Targetp. 115Susan W. CoatesThe Play's the Thing How the Essential Processes of Therapy Are Seen Most Clearly in Child Therapyp. 149Jay B Frankel
Issue 213 articlesSymposium on Clinical Judgment in Relational Psychoanalysis: The Problem of Technique: Introductionp. 183Spyros D. OrfanosThe Emergence of Features of the Analyst's Lifep. 187Stephen A. MitchellMultiple Perspectives on Multiplicityp. 195Jody Messler DaviesClinical Choices and the Theory of Psychoanalytic Technique: Commentary on Papers by Mitchell and by Daviesp. 207Lewis AronA Clinical Momentp. 217Jay GreenbergStaying the Same While Changing: Reflections on Clinical Judgmentp. 225Philip M. BrombergListening and Interpreting—How Relational Analysts Kill Time Between Disclosures and Enactments: Commentary on Papers by Bromberg and by Greenbergp. 237Charles SpezzanoWhy the Analyst Needs to Change: Toward a Theory of Conflict, Negotiation, and Mutual Influence in the Therapeutic Processp. 247Malcolm Owen Slavin & Daniel KriegmanThe Pursuit of Authenticity and the Plight of Self-Deception: Commentary on Paper by Slavin and Kriegmanp. 285Philip A. RingstromReply to Commentaryp. 293Malcolm Owen Slavin & Daniel KriegmanTherapeutic Impasses in Contemporary Psychoanalytic Treatment: Revisiting the Double Bind Hypothesisp. 297Philip A. RingstromBigger Than Both of Us—Double Binds, Conflicting Interests, and the Inherent Paradoxes in Human Relating: Commentary on Paper by Ringstromp. 317Malcolm Owen Slavin & Daniel KriegmanReply to Commentaryp. 329Philip A. Ringstrom
Issue 39 articlesGender Anxiety, Gender Melancholia, Gender Perversionp. 337James H. HansellGender Repertoire: Body, Mind, and Bisexualityp. 353Dianne EliseAnalysis to the Core: Commentary on Papers by James H. Hansell and Dianne Elisep. 373Judith ButlerReply to Commentaryp. 379James H. HansellPenetrating Psychoanalytic Theory: Reply to Commentaryp. 383Dianne EliseThe Dialectic of Presence and Absence: Impasses and the Retrieval of Meaning Statesp. 385Rachael PeltzPatients' Unconscious Plans for Solving Their Problemsp. 411Joseph WeissUnconscious Plan or Unconscious Conflict?: Commentary on Joseph Weiss's Paperp. 429Paul L. Wachtel & Annette DeMicheleUnconscious Plans and Unconscious Conflict: Reply to Commentaryp. 443Joseph Weiss
Issue 415 articlesSymposium on the British Independents: Introductionp. 455Anthony BassPsychotic Developments in a Sexually Abused Borderline Patientp. 459Paul WilliamsFracturing Drive or Fracturing Connections—Relational Considerations: Commentary on Paper by Paul Williamsp. 493Margaret BlackCommentary on Paper by Paul Williamsp. 501Harold StewartPsychotic Questing for Heroism: Commentary on Paper by Paul Williamsp. 507Ann-Louise S. SilverPsychotic Developments in a Sexually Abused Borderline Patient: Commentary on Paper by Paul Williamsp. 513Arthur Hyatt WilliamsPsychosis and the Other: Commentary on Paper by Paul Williamsp. 519John MullerWhen Feeling Is Unbearable: Commentary on Paper by Paul Williamsp. 527Mary TwymanReply to Commentariesp. 531Paul WilliamsPassion's Friends, Passion's Enemies: Commentary on Paper by Stephen A. Mitchellp. 547Ruth SteinReply to Commentaryp. 561Stephen A. MitchellWill the Real Psychoanalysis Please Stand Up: Commentary on Paper by Michael J. Bader and the Three Responses to Itp. 573Charles SpezzanoReply to Commentaryp. 583Michael J. BaderFinding the Way Out: Commentary on Papers by Malcolm Owen Slavin and Daniel Kriegman and by Philip A. Ringstromp. 589Jessica BenjaminConflicting Interests and the Creation of a “Third Space”: Reply to Commentaryp. 599Malcolm Owen Slavin & Daniel Kriegman
Issue 512 articlesOld and New Objects in Fairbairnian and American Relational Theoryp. 603Steven H. Cooper & David B. LevitThe Desire for Self-Creationp. 625Carlo StrengerTwo Ways of Beingp. 657Sheldon BachDualism, Self-Reflexivity, and Intersubjectivity: Commentary on Paper by Sheldon Bachp. 675John S. AuerbachSpeaking of Feelings: Affects, Language, and Psychoanalysisp. 685F. Diane BarthWhen Actions Speak Louder Than Words: Verbal and Nonverbal Wrangling in the Therapeutic Arena: Commentary on Paper by F. Diane Barthp. 707Judith BrismanReply to Commentaryp. 715F. Diane BarthProjective Identification Begone!: Commentary on Paper by Susan H. Sandsp. 719Robert D. Stolorow, Donna M. Orange & George E. AtwoodReply to Commentaryp. 727Susan H. SandsWhat's Disclosed in Self-Disclosures? Gender, Sexuality, and the Analyst's Subjectivity: Commentary on Paper by Samuel Gersonp. 731Lynne Layton & Katherine Logan BertoneFrom Disclosure to Foreclosure: Reply to Commentaryp. 741Samuel GersonPoetic Transformations of Erotic Experience: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Daviesp. 791Irwin Z. Hoffman
Issue 67 articlesBetween the Disclosure and Foreclosure of Erotic Transference-Countertransference: Can Psychoanalysis Find a Place for Adult Sexuality?p. 747Jody Messler DaviesFlirting, Post-Oedipus, and Mutual Protectiveness in the Analytic Dyad: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Daviesp. 767Steven H. CooperCommentary on Paper by Jody Messler Daviesp. 781Glen O. GabbardThoughts on the Nature of Desires: The Ambiguous, The Transitional, and The Poetic: Reply to Commentariesp. 805Jody Messler DaviesFrom Ghosts to Ancestors: The Psychoanalytic Vision of Hans Loewaldp. 825Stephen A. MitchellThe Struggle for Recognition: Disruption and Reintegration in the Experience of Agencyp. 857Linda Pollock & Jonathan H. SlavinThe Self in Conversation: On Narratives, Chronicles, and Scriptsp. 875Russell Meares