Issue 1 - Castration Anxiety, Revisited11 articlesProloguePrologue: Sex, Gender, and Identityp. 1S. Montana KatzOriginal Articles“Castration Anxiety” Revisited: Especially “Female Castration Anxiety”p. 11Rosemary H. BalsamCastration and Conformityp. 23Anna MigliozziDesiring Castration: A Reformulation of Castration Theory Illustrated with a Transgender Casep. 34Danielle KnafoThe Castration Complexp. 51Marie G. RuddenDeath as the Ultimate Castrationp. 59Martin A. SilvermanHow Bion’s Work on Thinking Might Throw Light on the Development of Sexualityp. 76Nicola Abel-HirschAnxious? Castration Is the Solution!p. 83Patricia GheroviciHas Castration Anxiety Anything to Do with Psychoanalysis?p. 91Jani SantamaríaDiscussionThe Castration Complex Revisitedp. 106Howard B. LevineEpilogueEpilogue: The Enduring Role of Castration Anxiety in Psychoanalysisp. 112S. Montana Katz
Issue 2 - Daniel Stern: Contributions to Psychoanalysis and Developmental Psychology, Part II10 articlesProloguePrologue: Daniel Stern: Contributions to Psychoanalysis and Developmental Psychology, Part IIp. 113Patricia Nachman & Elizabeth M. CarrA RemembranceDaniel N. Stern, M.D., A Remembrancep. 116Jeremy NahumOriginal ArticlesNow Moments in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis and Baby Watchingp. 120Theodore Shapiro
Issue 3 - Primary Process Revisited7 articlesProloguePrologue: Primary Process Revisitedp. 175Lester LenoffOriginal ArticlesThe Primary Process: Bridges to Interdisciplinary Studies of Mindp. 177Linda A. W. BrakelThe Primary Process: Freud’s Profound Yet Neglected Contribution to the Psychology of Consciousnessp. 186Michael RobbinsThe Primary Process as a Transitional Concept: New Perspectives from Cognitive Psychology and Affective Neuroscience
Issue 4 - Today’s Bridge Between Psychoanalysis and the Group World8 articlesProloguePrologue: The Analyst and the Group: A Commentary on the History of the Relationship Between the Twop. 237Bonnie J. BucheleOriginal ArticlesThe Unobtrusive Relational Group Analyst and the Work of the Narrativep. 246Robert GrossmarkEnhancing the Dyad: The Benefits of Combining Group Therapy with Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 256Andrew I. SmolarDeveloping Groups That Change Our Minds and Transform Our Brains: Systems-Centered’s Functional Subgrouping, Its Impact on Our Neurobiology, and Its Role in Each Phase of Group Development
Issue 5 - Fifty Years of Couple Psychoanalysis: An Analysis, Discussion, and Future Directions8 articlesProloguePrologue: Fifty Years of Couple Psychoanalysis: An Analysis, Discussion, and Future Directionsp. 329Heather B. MacIntoshOriginal ArticleFrom Application to Approach: A Systematic Review of 50 Years of Psychoanalytic Couple Therapyp. 331Heather B. MacIntoshResponse ArticleResponse to MacIntosh’s Systematic Review of Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy: A Brief Note from the Classical Perspectivep. 359Sarah Fels Usher
Issue 6 - Free Association8 articlesProloguePrologue: Free Associationp. 411Henry Zvi LothaneOriginal ArticlesFree Association as the Foundation of the Psychoanalytic Method and Psychoanalysis as a Historical Sciencep. 416Henry Zvi LothaneA Searchlight on the Road to Freedom: Why Do We Still Need Free Association?p. 435Galina HristevaFree Association Continues
Issue 7 - Reflections on Jane Lewis's "Bodies in Dialogue: Empathic Connectedness in the Realm of the Unspeakable"9 articlesProloguePrologue: Reflections on Jane Lewis’s “Bodies in Dialogue: Empathic Connectedness in the Realm of the Unspeakable”p. 491Melvin BornsteinOriginal ArticlesBodies in Dialogue: Empathic Connectedness in the Realm of the Unspeakablep. 493Jane R. LewisAttention and Narration to Micro-Moment Registrations of Embodied Dialogue in the Clinical Interaction: How Are We Doing?p. 502Steven H. KnoblauchThe Music of Mothers and Connectedness in the Analytic Spielraum
Issue 8 - Safety—The Patient, The Analyst, The Dyad8 articlesProloguePrologue: Safety—The Patient, The Analyst, The Dyadp. 553Carol B. LevinOriginal ArticlesExploring the Vicissitudes of Safety and Danger in Psychoanalysis: Developing Trust Through Mutual Engagementp. 557Elizabeth M. Carr & Janna SandmeyerReflections on Safetyp. 569Joseph D. LichtenbergThe Intersubjective Safety/Danger Dialecticp. 575