Issue 118 articlesSpecial Section: Contemporary Structural Psychoanalysis and Relational PsychoanalysisIntroduction to the Section: Contemporary Structural Analysts Critique Relational Theoriesp. 1Alan Sugarman & Arnold WilsonAddendump. 8Mapping the Mind in Relational Psychoanalysis: Some Critiques, Questions, and Conjecturesp. 9Arnold WilsonOn Objects, Transference, and Two-Person Psychology: A Critique of the New Seduction Theoryp. 31James F. MurrayResistance Analysis and Object Relations Theory: Erroneous Conceptions Amidst Some Timely Contributionsp. 43Fred BuschPsychoanalysis: Treatment of Conflict or Deficit?p. 55Alan SugarmanRelational Models in Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 71Janet Lee Bachant, Arthur A. Lynch & Arnold David RichardsClassical and Relational Psychoanalysisp. 89Merton GillDiscussion of Articles on Relational Theory in Psychoanalysisp. 109Arnold H. ModellAdult Attachment Style and Narcissistic Vulnerabilityp. 115M. Carole PistoleContributions to Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy“Interpreting in the Dark”: Race and Ethnicity in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapyp. 127Kimberlyn LearyCommentp. 141Max RosenbaumA Rose by Any Other Name: Commentary on Lerner's “Treatment Issues in a Case of Possible Multiple Personality Disorder”p. 143Philip M. BrombergProblems With Linking Constructs From Different Domains: Commentary on Pistole's “Adult Attachment Style and Narcissistic Vulnerability”p. 151Doris K. SilvermanShame and the Self: Francis J. Broucek. New York: Guilford Press, 1991, xx + 168 pp., $26.95.p. 159John S. AuerbachShame and the Self: Francis J. Broucek. New York: Guilford, 1991, xx + 168 pp., $26.95.p. 165Nathan M. Szajnberg
Issue 212 articlesPsychoanalytic Perspectives on Adoption and Ambivalencep. 181Paul M. BrinichOn Romantic Spacep. 201Sallye M. Wilkinson & Glen O. GabbardWhat Does Borderline Mean?p. 233M. Gerard FrommNightmares and Annihilation Anxietyp. 247Ross Levin & Marvin S. HurvichCountertransference as the Therapist's Mental Activity: Experience and Gender Differences Among Psychoanalytically Oriented Psychologists
Issue 39 articlesPerspectives on Attachment and Psychoanalysisp. 347Joy D. OsofskyShape of the Communicated Transference in Difficult and Not-So-Difficult Patients: Symbolized and Desymbolized Transferencep. 363Norbert Freedman & Michael BerzofskyCountertransference as the Analyst's Experience of the Analysand: Influence of Listening Perspectivesp. 375James L. FosshageFreud's Views and the Changing Perspective on Femaleness and Femininity: What My Female Analysands Taught Mep. 393Ruth F. Lax
Issue 418 articlesThe Liberating Effect on the Analyst of the Paradigm Shift in Psychoanalysisp. 467Herbert M. RabinNegative Therapeutic Reactions: Developing a New Stancep. 483Edna M. MordecaiCoherence of the Relationship Theme: An Extension of Luborsky's Core Conflictual Relationship Theme Methodp. 495Jeff MitchellSpecial Section: Ethnicity and Psychoanalysis Rafael Art. Javier, PhD, Guest EditorThe Ethnic Unconscious and Its Role in Transference, Resistance, and Countertransference: An Introductionp. 513