Issue 124 articlesIntroductionThirteen Ways: Looking at Group Work, Reading, and Other Generative Psychoanalytic Perspectivesp. 1Karen Perlman & Rachel AltsteinGroup Work and Psychoanalytic Training: Paper and Discussions“The Group Turn” in Psychoanalysis: A Proposal for Including Group Work in Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 4Stavros CharalambidesA Group Analytic/Social Unconscious Perspective of Psychoanalytic Training: In Search of Complexity: A Response to Stavros Charalambides’ “The ‘Group Turn’ in Psychoanalysis: A Proposal for Including Group Work in Psychoanalytic Training.”p. 23Haim WeinbergFrom A Group Turn to a Field Turn: A Commentary on Stavros Charalambides’s Proposal for Integrating Group Work into Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 29George BermúdezThe Social Unconscious in Psychoanalytic Training Institutes: Importance and Cautionary Commentsp. 38Gila OferThe Historical Rupture between Psychoanalysis and Group Psychotherapy: Charalambides’ Wish for Reparationp. 44Uri LevinOn the Contribution of Horizontality to Psychoanalysis: Elaborating Otherness in Groups: A Response to Stavros Charalambides’s “The Group Turn” in Psychoanalysis: A Proposal for Including Group Work in Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 53Avi BermanAdding a Social Perspective: The Advantages of Group Analysis as a Complementary Location of Curep. 60Robi FriedmanHaunted Groups: Ghosts, Authority, and Gender; a Response to Charalambides’ Proposal for a Group Turn in Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 67Marty A. Cooper“Education of Emotions”: Negotiating Difference in Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 75Holly LevenkronSailing to Ithaca: The “Group Turn” in Psychoanalysis and in the Quadripartite Model at the Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern Californiap. 83Michael KorsonThe “Group Turn” in Psychoanalysis: Dialoguing with Analytic Group Approachesp. 90Carla PennaTraining in Psychoanalytic Institutes: A Portuguese Experience: Commentary on Charalambides’ “‘The Group Turn’ in Psychoanalysis: A Proposal for Including Group Work in Psychoanalytic Training”p. 98Hélder ChambelThe School for Integrative Group Analysis “Koinonia-Art”: Emergence from Old Rootsp. 105Marina MojovićEmerging VoicesThe Generative Unknownp. 113Erica EhrenbergPsychoanalysis, Poetics, and the Art of Not Knowing: A Discussion of Erica Ehrenberg’s “The Generative Unknown”p. 125Kenneth A. FrankPapersBeing with ‘No Desire’ in the Consulting Roomp. 134Michal Aroch TamirOn Being the Edgy Alter-Ego: Parricide, Vitalizing Enactment, and the Analytic Attitudep. 151Peter KaufmannBook ReviewDear Newcomers, Expect Disorientation: Field Notes From Psychoanalysis and the Unspoken: Psychoanalysis and the Unspoken by Joyce Slochower (2024), Routledge, New York, 231 pages.p. 168Shelley J. KleinOur Psychoanalytic ReadingPlunging in: Lauren Levine’s Risking Intimacy and Creative Transformation in Psychoanalysisp. 176Matt AibelChristopher Bollas And The Analyst’s Faithp. 178Julia KirchhoffSearching for Psychoanalytic Ancestors and Other Excursions in Bibliophiliap. 182Steven KuchuckOn Not Being Able to Read: Marion Milner on Creativity and a Creative Reading of Milnerp. 185Rachel SopherReflections on Vivian Gornick, Re-reading, and Psychoanalysisp. 189Rachel Altstein
Issue 2 - Special Issue on Weathering the Present: Reflections on Today's World12 articlesIntroductionAn Air Raid Of Sorts: Introduction To “Weathering The Present: Reflections On Today’s World”p. 193Rachel Altstein & Karen PerlmanArticlesThoughts on the Uncertain Structure of Today’s Selfp. 197Candace OrcuttThreshold of the Zero: Breakdown, Cosmic Intersubjectivity, and The Sacred Space Between (∆)p. 203Jill GentileUnderstanding the Traumatic Narcissism Theory and its Clinical Utility
Issue 323 articlesNote from the EditorsVoices New and Familiar; Perspectives from Within and Without: Note from the Editorsp. 327Rachel Altstein & Karen PerlmanPapers and DiscussionsThe Breakdown Happened—And What I Could Not Hearp. 330Shelley J. KleinThe Uninvited Guest: Psychosis and the Unprepared Analyst Discussion of Shelley J. Klein’s “The Breakdown Happened—And What I Could Not Hear”p. 350Danielle KnafoEmotional Inheritance: Clinical Implications