Issue 19 articlesResearch ArticleFrom Turning Away to Turning Toward: Adoption as Radical Hospitalityp. 1Dana AmirThe Loaded Chamberp. 19Laura D’AngeloUnder the Gun of Countertransference: A Discussion of Laura D’Angelo’s “The Loaded Chamber”p. 32Hilary OffmanFrom Improvisation to Play to the Psychedelic: Discussion of Laura D’Angelo’s “The Loaded Chamber”p. 40Philip RingstromRelational Psychoanalytic Sessions as Large Group Therapy with Two Representatives: Theoretical and Technical Issues of the “Group Turn” in Relational Psychoanalytic Thinkingp. 52Stavros CharalambidesReflections on the Experience of Being a Whole Human: Ogden, Winnicott, and Poetryp. 71Lisa KoshkarianThe Relevance of Poetic Language for the Revitalization of Psychotherapyp. 92Hans Jorg StahlschmidtWhat We're ReadingBook Recommendations from the Editors of Psychoanalytic Perspectivesp. 113Karen PerlmanGlobal PerspectivesAn Interview with Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleberp. 119Jill Choder-Goldman
Issue 213 articlesSpecial Section: Reflections on Temporality and Hans LoewaldTemporality—Variations on a Theme of Hans Loewald: An Introduction to a Relational Panelp. 135Seymour MoscovitzGender Development and Transgender Expressions through Loewald’s Eyesp. 148Robin YoungRe-Pairing and At-Onement: Cohering Difference in Loewald’s Concept of Developmentp. 159Cheryl GoldsteinThe Paperboy: The Dramaturgy of Development in Loewaldian-Relational Discoursep. 170
Issue 3 - Maternal Subjectivity19 articlesIntroductionIntroduction to the Special Issue on Maternal Subjectivity: An Essential Link in Relational-Social Psychoanalysisp. 281Tracy SidesingerPapersThe Impact of Negation of the Maternal Body on Embodiment and Subjectivity in Modernityp. 306Helena VissingFinding Mother, Finding Ourselves: An Essay Inspired by Vissing’s “The Impact of Negation of the Maternal Body”p. 330Sam GuzzardiMaternal Subjectivity Behind the Couch: The Analyst’s Secondary Dependency and Its Implications for Political Psychoanalysis