Issue 115 articlesIntroductionp. 1Judith Becker GreenwaldCommentaryLetters to the Editors: Reflections on the Inaugural Issuep. 3Philip M. BrombergLetters to the Editors: Reflections on the Inaugural Issuep. 3Louis R. OrmontLetters to the Editors: Reflections on the Inaugural Issuep. 4Glenys LobbanLetters to the Editors: Reflections on the Inaugural Issuep. 4Gil SpielbergRoundtable DiscussionIs Politics the Last Taboo in Psychoanalysis?p. 5Neil Altman, Jessica Benjamin, Ted Jacobs, Paul Wachtel & Amanda Hirsch GeffnerDiscussionsPolitics and/of/in/for Psychoanalysisp. 39Andrew SamuelsWhat Dare We (Not) Do?: Psychoanalysis: A Voice in Politics?p. 49Cleonie WhiteSomething's Gone Missingp. 57Muriel DimenPolitical Identity: A Personal Postscriptp. 65Amanda Hirsch GeffnerGender and IntersubjectivityRemote Control: Mothers, Sons, and Subjectivityp. 75Luise EichenbaumCreative Literary ArtsCrumbsp. 88Thomas OgdenFor You, Timep. 89Emily B. OgdenBook ReviewIs There Something Happening Here? Buddhism and Psychoanalysis: Psychoanalysis and Buddhism: An Unfolding Dialogue, edited by Jeremy D. Safran (2003). Somerville, MA: Wisdom Publications, 443 pages.p. 91Kenneth PorterConference ReviewAfterthoughts: Comments and Reactions to the N.I.P. 15th Annual Conference: Shame and Sexualityp. 101Ronnie Levine
Issue 212 articlesCommentaryLetters to the Editorsp. 1Susan BodnarCommentary on Roundtable: “Is Politics the Last Taboo in Psychoanalysis?”p. 3Lynne LaytoninterviewMeeting Lew Aron's Mind: An Interviewp. 9Beth Dorfman & Lewis AronTrauma