Issue 19 articlesProloguep. 1Howard B. Levine & Gail S. Reed“The Goody-Goods Are No Good”: Notes on Power and Authority in the Early History of Psychoanalysis, with Special Reference to Trainingp. 7John KerrTraining Analysis: Oxymoron or Viable Compromise? Training Analysis, Power, and the Therapeutic Alliancep. 31Helen DesmondPsychoanalytic Training: The “Faculty System”p. 51Kenneth EisoldThe Problem of Narcissism in Psychoanalytic Organizations: The Insularity of Powerp. 71Melvin BornsteinThe Quest for a Unified Psychoanalytic Theory: A Retreat from Uncertaintyp. 86Alan Z. SkolnikoffDiscussion: “Problems of Power in Psychoanalytic Institutions”p. 106Otto F. KernbergThe Politics of Exclusionp. 122Gail S. Reed & Howard B. LevineEpiloguep. 139Howard B. Levine & Gail S. Reed
Issue 211 articlesProloguep. 141Léon WurmserConscience and the Project of a Psychoanalytic Science of Human Nature: Clarification of the Usefulness of the Superego Conceptp. 151Melvin R. LanskySuperego Dilemmasp. 175Benjamin KilborneSuperego Revisited: Relevant or Irrelevant?p. 183Léon WurmserConscience as the Reappearance of the Other in Self-Experience: On Using the Concepts Superego and Conscience in Self Psychology
Issue 310 articlesProloguep. 341Barbara FeldWhen Love Hurts: Treating Abusive Relationshipsp. 346Virginia GoldnerPsychoanalytic Couple Therapy: Classical Stylep. 373Fred M. SanderHow the Psychoanalyst Working Primarily with one Person can Make a Successful Couple Intervention: Or, Why Psychoanalysts Should not Back away from Working with Couplesp. 387Irene HarwoodIdentification as a Focal Point in Couple Therapy
Issue 48 articlesProloguep. 487Melvin BornsteinHow I Became a Psychoanalystp. 490Darlene Bregman EhrenbergAn Autobiographical Fragmentp. 517Jay GreenbergMy Psychoanalytic Journeyp. 531Stephen A. MitchellAutobiographical Reflections on the Intersubjective History of an Intersubjective Perspective in Psychoanalysisp. 542
Issue 59 articlesProloguep. 595Rosemary H. Balsam & Ruth S. FischerMothers and Daughters from Today's Psychoanalytic Perspectivep. 601Paula P. BernsteinWhen Daughter Becomes Mother: Inferences from Multiple Dyadic Parent—Child Groupsp. 629Leon Hoffman“Last Night I Dreamed I Went to Manderly Again”: Vicissitudes of Maternal Identifications in Late Female Adolescencep. 657Kirsten Dahl E.Female Passion and the Matrix of Mother, Daughter, and Body: Vicissitudes of the Maternal Transference in the Working Through of Sexual Inhibitions