Issue 112 articlesProloguep. 1Melvin BornsteinToward a Definition of the Term and Concept of Interaction: Its Reflection in Analytic Listeningp. 5Evelyne Albrecht SchwaberPsychoanalytic Interactionp. 25Jay GreenbergEmpathy in the Therapeutic Alliancep. 39W. W. MeissnerCaregiver-Infant, Analyst-Analysand Exchanges: Models of Interactionp. 54Joseph D. LichtenbergInteractive Interventions in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: A Critical Viewp. 67Jerome D. OremlandAbstinence and Interactionp. 78David M. HurstComments on the Psychodynamics of Interactionp. 88Joseph SandlerIt Is All Interactionp. 96Arnold GoldbergDiscussionp. 107Arnold RichardsDiscussion: Interaction IIIp. 118Merton GillEpiloguep. 135Melvin Bornstein
Issue 210 articlesProloguep. 137Newell Fischer & Ruth S. FischerThe “Analytic” in Psychoanalytic Treatment: How Analysis Worksp. 140Leo RangellTriangular Space and Symbolizationp. 167Helen SchoenhalsOn the Foundations of Cure in Psychoanalysisp. 184Mark J. GehrieHow Does Psychoanalysis Cure? A Developmentalist's Perspectivep. 202
Issue 39 articlesMemorial to Michael Franz Baschp. 310Joseph D. LichtenbergProloguep. 311Eloise Moore AggerThe Patient as Instrument of Change in the Analystp. 314Theodore J. JacobsParadox and Ambiguity in the Reactions of the Analyst at Workp. 340Alan Z. SkolnikoffThe Patient Makes the Analystp. 362
Issue 410 articlesProloguep. 429Melvin BornsteinThe Anatomy of Psychotherapy by Lawrence Friedman: A Commentaryp. 432Fred G. HilkertCommentary on The Anatomy of Psychotherapyp. 450Theodore J. JacobsFriedman's Paradoxp. 462Melvin BornsteinDiscussion on The Anatomy of Psychotherapyp. 469