Issue 18 articlesProloguep. 1Diana Diamond, Sidney J. Blatt & Joseph LichtenbergOn Attachment to Internal Objectsp. 12Joseph SandlerClinical Implications of Attachment Theoryp. 27Morris EagleClinical Dynamics During Adolescence: Psychoanalytic and Attachment Perspectivesp. 54Massimo Ammaniti & Giulio SergiAdult Attachment Interview and Psychoanalytic Perspective: A Single Case Studyp. 81Anna Buchheim & Horst KächeleAttachment Theory, Psychoanalysis, Personality Development, and Psychopathologyp. 102Sidney J. Blatt & Kenneth N. LevyA Clinician's View of Attachment Theory and Research: A Discussion of the Papers in Three Issues of Psychoanalytic Inquiryp. 151Joseph LichtenbergEpiloguep. 207Diana Diamond, Sidney J. Blatt & Joseph Lichtenberg
Issue 210 articlesProloguep. 211Barbara L. Milrod & Fredric N. BuschGenetics, Developmental Psychopathology, and Psychoanalytic Theory: The Case for Ending Our (Not So) Splendid Isolationp. 218Peter FonagyA Psychodynamic Treatment for Severe Personality Disorders: Issues in Treatment Developmentp. 248John F. Clarkin & Kenneth N. LevyPsychodynamic Measures of Therapeutic Changep. 268Sidney J. Blatt & John S. AuerbachA Preliminary Study of Clinical Process in Relation to Outcome in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder
Issue 310 articlesProloguep. 409Patricia A. Nachman & Linda MayesThe Developmental Roots of Borderline Personality Disorder in Early Attachment Relationships: A Theory and Some Evidencep. 412Peter Fonagy, Mary Target, George Gergely, Jon G. Allen & Anthony W. BatemanDiscussion of Peter Fonagy et al.'s “The Developmental Roots of Borderline Personality Disorder in Early Attachment Relationships: A Theory and Some Evidence”p. 460Melvin R. Lansky“Of Course All Relationships Are Unique”: How Co-creative Processes Generate Unique Mother—Infant and Patient—Therapist Relationships and Change Other Relationshipsp. 473Edward Z. Tronick
Issue 47 articlesProloguep. 555Malkah T. Notman & Eva P. LesterThe Nature and Nurture of Genderp. 558Martha KirkpatrickThe Female Body and Its Meaningsp. 572Malkah T. NotmanSensual Enjoyment, Sexual Excitement, and Femininity: Appreciating the Female Sexual Responsep. 592Susan G. Lazar & Joseph D. LichtenbergHomosexuality and Female Sexual Response: Vicissitudes in Middle Age
Issue 510 articlesProloguep. 643Rosemary A. SegallaVulnerability, Affect, and Depth in Group Psychotherapyp. 646Martin S. LivingstonStrivings and Expectations: An Examination of Process in Groups for Persons with Chronic Mental Illnessp. 678Walter N. StoneCreative Use of Gender While Addressing Early Attachment, Trauma, and Cross-Cultural Issues in a Cotherapy Groupp. 697Irene Harwood“With a Little Help from My Friends”: Affect Regulation and Emergence of Group Experience in Treatment of Young Adolescents