Issue 111 articlesProloguep. 1Dori Laub & Nanette C. AuerhahnReflections on the Psychological and Social Function of Remembering the Holocaustp. 9Martin S. BergmannBearer of the Secretp. 21Louis J. MicheelsTelling the Holocaust Story: A Link Between the Generationsp. 31Milton E. JucovyKnowing the Holocaustp. 51Robert M. PrinceOn Silence and the Holocaust: A Contribution to Clinical Theoryp. 63Arnold WilsonPsychoanalysis Encountering the Holocaustp. 85Paul Marcus & Irene WinemanSurvival and Recoveryp. 99Anna OrnsteinTrauma and the Stimulus Barrierp. 131Henry KrystalTrauma and Repressionp. 163Jonathan CohenEpiloguep. 191Nanette C. Auerhahn & Dori Laub
Issue 210 articlesProloguep. 195Melvin Bornstein & Donald SilverMirrors and Mirroring: Developmental Experiencesp. 199Joseph D. LichtenbergMirroring and Child Developmentp. 211Malcolm PinesLacan's Mirror Stagep. 233John MullerMirror in Dreams: Symbol of Mother's Facep. 253
Issue 37 articlesProloguep. 339Melvin BornsteinHumanism and the Science of Psychoanalysisp. 343Joseph D. LichtenbergThe Frantic Retreat From the Mind to the Brain: American Psychiatry in Mauvaise Foip. 369Richard D. ChessickThe Primary Process: A Reconceptualizationp. 405Stanley R. PalomboPsychoanalysis as Critique of Ideologyp. 437
Issue 411 articlesProloguep. 501Donald SilverSome Clinical and Theoretical Implications of Infant Researchp. 509Michael F. BaschThe Relevance of Infant Research for Psychoanalysisp. 517Theodore J. GaensbauerThe Study of Infants Engenders Systemic Thinkingp. 531Gerald StechlerComments From the Perspective of Separation-Individuation Theoryp. 543