Issue 113 articlesProloguep. 1Roberta Galler, Donna Gould & Jane LevyIn the Belly of the Beast: The Vicissitudes of Aggressionp. 8Robert J. LeiderAggression and the Endangered Selfp. 21Stephen A. MitchellAggression: Pleasures and Dangersp. 31Adrienne HarrisOn Aggression: Its Forms and Functionsp. 45James L. FosshageThe Fate of Narcissistic Rage in Psychotherapyp. 55Anna OrnsteinDiscussion of Anna Ornstein's “The Fate of Narcissistic Rage in Psychotherapy”p. 71James L. FosshageDiscussion of Anna Ornstein's “The Fate of Narcissistic Rage in Psychotherapy”p. 82Adrienne HarrisCommentary on Casep. 89Stephen A. MitchellThe Narcissistic Basis of Aggressionp. 100David L. RaphlingResponse to the Discussants: The Fate of Narcissistic Rage in Psychotherapyp. 107Anna OrnsteinThe Fate of Narcissistic Rage in Psychotherapy: A Commentary on Discussions by Stephen Mitchell, James Fosshage, Adrienne Harris, and David Raphling on the Theory and Clinical Application of Aggression Based on a Case Presentation by Anna Ornsteinp. 120Estelle Shane & Morton ShaneEpiloguep. 137Roberta Galler, Donna Gould & Jane Levy
Issue 217 articlesProloguep. 139Diana Diamond & Harriet Kimble WryeMelanie Klein's Notes on Citizen Kane with Commentaryp. 147Albert MasonLanguage and Time in Citizen Kanep. 154Antoine CorelVertigo: Female Objectification, Male Desire, and Object Lossp. 161Glen O. GabbardTuning a Clinical Ear to the Ambiguous Chords of Jane Campion's The Pianop. 168
Issue 311 articlesEditor's Notep. 334Joseph D. LichtenbergPrologue: A Short History of Psychoanalytic Psychosomatics in German-Speaking Countriesp. 335Peter KutterOrgan Worlds: Outline of an Analytical Psychology of the Bodyp. 344Reinhard PlassmannThe Body and the Ego Boundaries: A Case Study on Psychoanalytic Therapy With Psychosomatic Patientsp. 368Joachim KüchenhoffIdentity Conflicts in Bulimia Nervosa: Psychodynamic Patterns and Psychoanalytic Treatment
Issue 49 articlesFrom the Editor-in-Chiefp. 514Joseph D. LichtenbergProloguep. 515Michael J. MileticSelf-Disclosure Ain't What It's Cracked Up To Be, At Least Not Yetp. 518Fred BuschSelf-Disclosure from the Perspective Of Intersubjectivity Theoryp. 530Donna M. Orange & Robert D. StolorowAbstinence Anonymity and the Avoidance of Self-Disclosurep. 538
Issue 510 articlesProloguep. 603Fredric N. BuschMedication and Psychoanalysis: Treatments in Conflictp. 606Steven P Roose & Christopher M JohannetAnalytic Listening and the Act of Prescribing Medicationp. 621Larry S. SandbergShifting Gears: The Challenge to Teach Students to think Psychodynamically and Psychopharmacologically at the Same Timep. 639Deborah L. CabanissSelective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors in the Context of an Ongoing Analysis