Issue 110 articlesEditorial Announcementp. 0Stephen A. MitchellClinical Choices and the Relational Matrixp. 1Lewis AronPsychoanalytic Technique—Diversity or Chaos?: Commentary on Paper by Lewis Aronp. 31Arnold M. CooperThe Third, Minding and Affecting: Commentary on Paper by Lewis Aronp. 41Steven H. Knoblauch“She Thinks of Me as Thinking, and Therefore I Exist as a Thinker”: Commentary on Paper by Lewis Aronp. 53Giuseppe Moccia & Gianni NebbiosiPlaying with Techniques—Trios and Duets: Commentary on Paper by Lewis Aronp. 61Stuart A. PizerReply to Commentariesp. 69Lewis AronWhy Is Attachment in the Air?p. 73Susie OrbachAttachment Theory and the Psychoanalytic Tradition: Reflections on Human Relationalityp. 85Stephen A. MitchellBold Analysis and Associative Dialogue: Freedom and Continuity in Analytic Discoursep. 109Uri Hader
Issue 29 articlesIntegrating Kleinian Theory and Intersubjective Infant Research: Observing Projective Identificationp. 129Stephen SeligmanNegative Maternal Attributions, Projective Identification, and the Intergenerational Transmission of Violent Relational Patternsp. 161Robin C. Silverman & Alicia F. LiebermanProjective Identification Reassessed: Commentary on Papers by Stephen Seligman and by Robin C. Silverman and Alicia F. Liebermanp. 187James S. GrotsteinWidening the Bridge: Commentary on Papers by Stephen Seligman and by Robin C. Silverman and Alicia F. Liebermanp. 205Anne AlvarezThe Search for Psychological Models: Commentary on Papers by Stephen Seligman and by Robin C. Silverman and Alicia F. Liebermanp. 219E. Virginia DemosReply to Commentariesp. 229Robin C. Silverman & Alicia F. LiebermanInfant—Parent Interactions, Phantasies, and an “Internal Two-Person Psychology”: Reply to Commentariesp. 235Stephen SeligmanAn Interview with Gillian Straker on the Truth and Reconciliation Commission in South Africap. 245Sue van ZylInterviewp. 249Sue van Zyl
Issue 311 articlesCountertransference: Our New Royal Road to the Unconscious?p. 275Jeanne Wolff BernsteinCommentary on Paper by Jeanne Wolff Bernsteinp. 301Theodore J. JacobsThe Detective and the Princess: Commentary on Paper by Jeanne Wolff Bernsteinp. 307Lynne LaytonReply to Commentariesp. 319Jeanne Wolff BernsteinSexual Sensations and Gender Experience: The Psychological Positions and the Erotic Thirdp. 327Annie SweetnamThe Immediate is not Unmediated: Commentary on Paper by Annie Sweetnamp. 349Muriel DimenReply to Commentaryp. 363Annie SweetnamThomas Ogden's Phenomenological Turnp. 371Bruce E. ReisA Note on the Dialectic: Commentary on Paper by Bruce E. Reisp. 395Jessica BenjaminToward Post-Cartesian Psychoanalytic Theory: Commentary on Paper by Bruce E. Reisp. 401Robert D. Stolorow, Donna M. Orange & George E. AtwoodAdventures of the Dialectic: Reply to Commentariesp. 407Bruce E. Reis
Issue 410 articlesEditorial Announcementp. 0Between Lust and Libido: Sex, Psychoanalysis, and the Moment Beforep. 415Muriel DimenToward a Triadic Relational Theory: An Introductionp. 441Lewis AronThe Analyst's Professional Self as a “Third” Influence on the Dyad: When the Analyst Writes About the Treatmentp. 445Margaret CrastnopolThe Third as Holding the Dyad: Commentary on Paper by Margaret Crastnopolp. 471John P. MullerReply to Commentaryp. 481Margaret CrastnopolBakhtin and Winnicott: On Dialogue, Self, and Curep. 487Beatriz PrielPerformativity, Transsexualism, and Benevolent Psychopathology: Some Psychoanalytic Reflections on Postmodernist Views of Sexualityp. 505Jennifer McCarrollThe Pure Gold of Natural Language: Commentary on Michael J. Bader's “Postmodern Epistemology: The Problem of Validation and the Retreat from Therapeutics in Psychoanalysis”*p. 531Julie Gerhardt & Leeann BortonThe Emperor's New Discourse: Reply to Commentaryp. 551Michael J. Bader
Issue 512 articlesCausality, Adaptation, and Meaning: A Perspective from Attachment Theory and Researchp. 557Mauricio CortinaBridging Natural Science and Hermeneutics: An Oxymoron or a Conjunction?: Commentary on Paper by Mauricio Cortinap. 597Doris K. SilvermanWhy Constructivism Will Not Go Away: Commentary on Paper by Mauricio Cortinap. 609Carlo StrengerAn Appreciative Interrogation: Commentary on Paper by Mauricio Cortinap. 617Charles SpezzanoWhy the Search for Causality Will Not Go Away: Reply to Commentariesp. 621Mauricio CortinaAspects of Core Gender Identityp. 633Irene FastMaking Genders: Commentary on Paper by Irene Fastp. 663Adrienne HarrisReply to Commentaryp. 675Irene FastBeyond Milk and the Good Breast: Reconfiguring the Maternal Function in Psychoanalytic Dyadsp. 683Velleda C. CeccoliStand by Your Man Commentary on Paper by Velleda C. Ceccolip. 699Michelle Price“‘Balls,’ Said the Queen, ‘If I Had Them I'd Be King’”: Reply to Commentaryp. 713Velleda C. CeccoliDreams Contextualize Emotion—A New Way of Understanding Dreams and Dream Symbolism: Commentary on Papers by Rosemarie Sand and by Ramon Greenberg and Chester A. Pearlmanp. 779Ernest Hartmann
Issue 613 articlesLooking Back … Looking Forwardp. 717Stephen A. MitchellThe Interpretation of Dreams: A Centennial Celebrationp. 721Lewis Aron & James L. FosshageThe Interpretation of Dreams: Freud and the Western Dream Traditionp. 725Rosemarie SandThe Interpretation of Dreams: A Classic Revisitedp. 749Ramon Greenberg & Chester A. PearlmanCommentary on Papers by Rosemarie Sand and by Ramon Greenberg and Chester A. Pearlmanp. 767Milton KramerInterior Experience Within Analytic Processp. 789Joyce SlochowerFrom Holding Receptacle to Interior Space—The Protection and Facilitation of Subjectivity: Commentary on Paper by Joyce Slochowerp. 811Ruth SteinExploring the Patient's “Interiority”—When to Engage and When to Hold: Commentary on Paper by Joyce Slochowerp. 825Philip A. RingstromReply to Commentariesp. 839Joyce SlochowerRecognition of Selfhood as Strugglep. 851Leston HavensLetters in Response to Jody Messler Davies's “Between the Disclosure and Foreclosure of Erotic Transference—Countertransference: Can Psychoanalysis Find a Place for Adult Sexuality”p. 865Ruth R. ImberLetters in Response to Jody Messler Davies's “Between the Disclosure and Foreclosure of Erotic Transference—Countertransference: Can Psychoanalysis Find a Place for Adult Sexuality”p. 866Judith BrismanLetters in Response to Jody Messler Davies's “Between the Disclosure and Foreclosure of Erotic Transference—Countertransference: Can Psychoanalysis Find a Place for Adult Sexuality”p. 867Jodie Messler Davies