Issue 1 - Psychoanalysis and Tragedy: Awe, Hubris, and Shame, and Their Clinical Significance11 articlesProloguePrologue: Psychoanalysis and Tragedy: Awe, Hubris, and Shame, and Their Clinical Significancep. 1Léon WurmserOriginal ArticlesMortal Wound, Shame, and Tragic Search: Reflections on Tragic Experience and Tragic Conflicts in History, Literature, and Psychotherapyp. 13Léon WurmserSophocles’ Antigone and the Self-Isolation of the Tragic Herop. 40Elizabeth BobrickThe Escalation of Conflict in Sophocles’ Antigonep. 47Melvin R. LanskyBlood Parents Versus Foster Parents, or What Was So Terrible About Killing Laius?p. 53David KonstanKnowing and Not Knowing: Lost Innocence in Oedipus Tyrannosp. 60Melvin R. LanskyThe Horror and the Pity: Phrikē as a Tragic Emotionp. 75Douglas CairnsAwe: Its Bidirectional Power—Veneration and Inspiration or Dread and Inhibitionp. 95Joseph LichtenbergHomeric Heroes, Narcissistic Charactersp. 101Marshall A. Greene“O, coward conscience, how dost thou afflict me”: Ruthlessness and the Struggle Against Conscience in Richard IIIp. 117Melvin R. LanskyEpilogueEpilogue: Psychoanalysis and Tragedy: Awe, Hubris, and Shame, and Their Clinical Significancep. 136Léon Wurmser
Issue 2 - Psychoanalysis in Spain11 articlesProloguePrologue: Psychoanalysis in Spainp. 139Susana I. MartinezOriginal ArticlesMy Psychoanalytic Journeyp. 142Joan CoderchThe Fortune of a Precocious Awarenessp. 155Emilce Dio BleichmarLiving in the Interface so as Not to Be Trapped Within Fragmentary Worldsp. 172Hugo Bleichmar
Issue 3 - The Patient’s Contribution to the Co-construction of Clinical Theory8 articlesProloguePrologue: The Patient’s Contribution to the Co-construction of Clinical Theoryp. 243Lester LenoffOriginal ArticlesThe Sadomasochism of Everyday Lifep. 245Margi Kaplinsky & Shulamit GellerSeeing Through the Fog: Learning to Work with Dissociationp. 257Rafael D. OrnsteinWhat’s Fat Got to Do with It? On Different Kinds of Losses and Gains in the Analytic Relationship
Issue 4 - Ed Tronick’s Contribution to the Theory and Technique of Psychoanalysis10 articlesProloguePrologue: Ed Tronick’s Contribution to the Theory and Technique of Psychoanalysisp. 327Alexandra Murray HarrisonOriginal ArticlesThe Expanding World of Edward Tronickp. 328Beatrice Beebe & Frank M. LachmannAn Elegant Mess: Reflections on the Research of Edward Z. Tronickp. 337Steven H. CooperMutual Regulation, Mentalization, and Therapeutic Action: A Reflection on the Contributions of Ed Tronick to Developmental and Psychotherapeutic Thinking
Issue 5 - Responses to the Work of Antonino Ferro8 articlesProloguePrologue: Responses to the Work of Antonino Ferrop. 449Howard B. Levine & Gail S. ReedOriginal ArticlesThe Transformational Vision of Antonino Ferrop. 451Howard B. LevineVisions of Interpretation: Ferro’s Bicycle and Arlow’s Home Movie Screenp. 465Gail S. ReedAntonino Ferro and Child Analysisp. 478
Issue 6 - Postmodernism and Psychoanalysis8 articlesProloguePrologue: Postmodernism and Psychoanalysisp. 559Giuseppe Civitarese, S. Montana Katz & Juan Tubert-OklanderOriginal ArticlesPsychic Truth and the In-Session Work of the Analystp. 566Luis J. Martín CabréIn-Between: Shapes of Subjectivities in the Analytic Situationp. 578Paolo FabozziPost-Cartesian Psychoanalysis and the Sociocultural Turn: From Cultural Contexts to Hermeneutic Understanding
Issue 7 - Children in Need: Analysts in Alternative Settings8 articlesProloguePrologue: Children in Need: Analysts in Alternative Settingsp. 663Monisha Nayar-AkhtarOriginal ArticlesPsychological Struggles of Children in Alternative Care Settingsp. 668Alan KrohnCaring for the Caregivers: Building Resiliencep. 682Marilyn CharlesThe Work of the Psychoanalyst: Reflections on Countertransference with Institutionalized Youth Patientsp. 696
Issue 8 - Category/Gender8 articlesProloguePrologue: Category/Gender: Languages of Gender and Desirep. 763Susan McNamaraOriginal ArticlesThe Machine-Phallus: Psychoanalyzing the Geopolitical Economy of Masculinity and Racep. 766Heidi J. NastThe Body One Is: The Best Form of Containment or The Crying Game Reduxp. 786Aisha Abbasi & Susan McNamaraGenderqueer: One Family’s Experience with Gender Variancep. 795
Issue Supplement - Toward an Empirically Informed 21st-Century Psychoanalysis: Challenges and Opportunities16 articlesIssue DedicationIssue Dedicationp. 1ProloguePrologue: Toward an Empirically Informed 21st-Century Psychoanalysis: Challenges and Opportunitiesp. 2Robert F. Bornstein & Steven K. HuprichSetting the StageUnholy Questions About Five Central Tenets of Psychoanalysis That Need to be Empirically Verifiedp. 5Patrick Luyten