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Volume 25 (2005)

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

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Issue 1

9 articles

Prologuep. 1
Susan S. Levine
Exit Dora: Freud's Patient Takes Leavep. 5
Liliane Weissberg
Freud's Unadorned and Unadorable: A Case History Terminable and Interminablep. 27
Patrick J. Mahony
Reflections on Freud's Dora Case After 48 Yearsp. 45
David M. Sachs
What Freud Did Not Write About Dorap. 54
Melvin Bornstein
What's Going On with Dora? An Interpersonal Perspectivep. 71
Emily A. Kuriloff
Dora's Gift; Or, Lacan's Homage to Dorap. 84
Jean-Michel Rabaté
When “Dora” Came to See Me for a Second Analysisp. 94
Paul H. Ornstein
Epiloguep. 115
Susan S. Levine

Issue 2

10 articles

Prologuep. 117
Melvin Bornstein
An Overview of Joseph Sandler's Key Contributions to Theoretical and Clinical Psychoanalysisp. 120
Peter Fonagy
A Contemporary View of Some of Joseph Sandler's Key Conceptsp. 148
Alex Holder
The Influence of Joseph Sandler's Work on Contemporary Psychoanalysisp. 173
Otto F. Kernberg
Joseph Sandler's Contributions to The Concept of Countertransference

Issue 3

10 articles

Prologuep. 259
Mary Beth Cresci & James L. Fosshage
A Case Study of Power and the Eroticized Transference: Countertransferencep. 264
Joseph Newirth
Discussion of Presentation by Joseph Newirthp. 295
Theodore J. Jacobs
Discussion of Joseph Newirth's Clinical Materialp. 306
James A. Gooch
Standard Dominance Versus Creation of Interludes of Equalization of Power in the Psychoanalytic Situation: Discussion of Case Presentation by Joseph Newirth

Issue 4

11 articles

Prologuep. 409
Alan J. Barnett & Montana Katz
Psychoanalytic Treatment: Thick Soup or Thin Gruel?p. 418
Lawrence Friedman
Analytic Positions, Repetition, and the Organization of Emotional Memoryp. 440
Arnold Wilson
Listening Perspectives for Emotional: Relatedness Memoriesp. 455
Lawrence E. Hedges
Patterns: Basic Units of Emotional Memoryp. 484

Issue 5

9 articles

Prologuep. 577
Melvin Bornstein
In Progress … I Hope: From Pediatrics to Psychoanalysis to …p. 580
Paulo L. R. Sousa
The Search for Integration or How to Work as a Pluralist Psychoanalystp. 602
Juan Pablo Jiménez
Psychoanalytic Opus Nigrump. 635
Nora A. Hinojosa Ayala
What After Pluralism? Ulysses Still on the Roadp. 654

p. 184

Glen O. Gabbard

The Representational World and Affectp. 196

Arnold M. Cooper

Joseph Sandler's Clinical Gift: Narrowing the Hiatus Between Psychoanalytic Experience and Theoryp. 207

Melvin Bornstein

Working with Sandler's Theoriesp. 220

Joseph Sandler's Quiet Revolution: A Discussionp. 248

Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Melvin Bornstein

p. 328

Irwin Z. Hoffman

Working at the “Intimate Edge”: Intersubjective Considerations—Comments on “A Case Study of Power and the Eroticized Transference-Countertransference”p. 342

Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg

A View from Developmental Systems Self Psychology: Discussion of Joseph Newirth's Paper, “A Case Study of Power and the Eroticized Transference-Countertransference”p. 359

Symmetrical and Asymmetrical Processes in the Analytic Relationship: A Clarification and Response to the Discussionsp. 372

Mary Beth Cresci & James L. Fosshage

What's Going On with Dora?: An Interpersonal Perspectivep. 395

Emily A. Kuriloff

Marilyn Charles

Naming the Unnameablep. 506

Theodore Shapiro

The Explicit and Implicit Domains in Psychoanalytic Changep. 516

James L. Fosshage

The Practice of Wisdom: A Contribution to Clinical Philosophyp. 540

Arnold Bernstein

Emotional Memory, Metaphor, and Meaningp. 555

Arnold H. Modell

Discussionp. 569

Alan J. Barnett & Montana Katz

Ricardo Bernardi

Becoming (and Remaining) an Analyst in Latin Americap. 667

Cláudio Laks Eizirik

Second Thoughts About the Practice of Psychoanalysis Based on My Personal Experiencep. 689

Some Thoughts on My Own Training Analysisp. 708

Melvin Bornstein