Issue 113 articlesUnspoken Rhapsody: Female Erotic Countertransference and the Dissociation of Desirep. 1Janine de Peyer“And Binding with Briars, my Joys and Desires”: Discussion of Janine de Peyer’s “Unspoken Rhapsody”p. 20Noelle BurtonDiscussion: Janine de Peyer’s “Unspoken Rhapsody: Female Erotic Countertransference and the Dissociation of Desire”p. 34Adrienne E. HarrisDesire as Gateway to Interconnectedness: Reply to Burton and Harrisp. 40Janine de PeyerThe Carnivalesque Politics of a Pandemic Bodyp. 46Shlomit Yadlin-GadotMortality, Identity & Trans-Subjectivity: A Discussion of Shlomit Yadlin-Gadot’s “The Carnivalesque Politics of a Pandemic Body”p. 66Malcolm Owen SlavinWhere Is Peace? (A Few Therapy Moments Spread Over Time)p. 74Michael EigenDominant Perversions; Perverse Dominance: Eroticized Schemata and Dissociative Phenomena in the Case of Danielp. 76Shelley HeusserNecessary Suffering, Bravery of Prey: Commentary on “Dominant Perversions; Perverse Dominance: Eroticized Schemata and Dissociative Phenomena in the Case of Daniel”p. 96Andrea CelenzaThrough the Lens of a DID Specialistp. 108Sheldon ItzkowitzAlterity, Initiation, and the Call to Suffer: Response to Commentaries by Celenza and Itzkowitzp. 120Shelley HeusserA Review of Borderline Bodies: Affect Regulation Therapy for Personality Disorders by Clara Mucci: A Review of Borderline Bodies: Affect Regulation Therapy for Personality Disorders, Clara Mucci (2018), W. W. Norton & Company, New York, 357 pages.p. 125Karen PerlmanAn Interview with Koichi Togaship. 130Jill Choder-Goldman
Issue 29 articlesPapersFirst Meetings in Analytic Therapy: Poetics and Pragmaticsp. 143Eric MendelsohnGround Zero: A Common Ground for the Analytic Dyadp. 165Yael GreenbergA Psychoanalytic Foundation for Modern Ethicsp. 178Frank SummersAn Offer I Could Refuse: Analytic Regret and its Vicissitudesp. 198Marc Rehm
Issue 313 articlesPapersThe Absent Witness: Mourning, Virtuallyp. 253Joyce SlochowerSelf-Defeating Aggression and the Need for Rough-and-Tumble Play in Adult Analysisp. 269Andrew M. EigGrappling Toward Emotional Engagement: Discussion of Andrew Eig’s “Self-Defeating Aggression and the Need for Rough-and-Tumble Play in an Adult Psychoanalysis”p. 286Heather FergusonWhen Wrestling is the Bootstrap (and Basketball, Too): Commentary on Andrew Eig’s “Self-Defeating Aggression and the Need for Rough-and-Tumble Play in Adult Analysis”p. 299