Issue 113 articlesThree Principles of Salience in the Organization of the Patient—Analyst Interactionp. 1Frank M. Lachmann & Beatrice A. BeebeAccessibility of Early Experience Through the Language of Origin: A Theoretical Integrationp. 23Anna Aragno & Peter J. SchlachetReadiness for Psychoanalytic Treatment in Late Adolescence: Developmental and Adaptive Considerationsp. 35Jonathan H. SlavinRole of Depressive Affects in Close Maternal Involvement With Children: Inner Themes and Outer Behaviors in Child Development IIp. 53Henry Massie, Abbot A. Bronstein & Joseph AftermanChild Abuse, Self-Development, and Affect Regulationp. 81Anne E. Reckling & Peter BuirskiRole of Selfobject Experiences in Affective Development During Latencyp. 101Sarita FreedmanCommentary on Responses to the Special Section on Relational Psychology and Psychological StructureThe Return of the Digressed: A Reply to the Special Section Respondentsp. 129James F. MurrayReply to “Commentary on the Special Section”p. 133Fred BuschComments on the Responses to the Special Sectionp. 137Arnold WilsonScholarly Debate or Ideological Brawl? Reactions to Comments on the Special Sectionp. 143Alan SugarmanThe Trend Toward Convergence in Psychoanalysis: Comment on the Special Section on Structural and Relational Psychoanalysis and on the Commentaryp. 149Daniel HillOn Perspectives, Theories, Models, and Friends: A Reply to the Relationalistsp. 153Janet L. Bachant, Arthur A. Lynch & Arnold D. RichardsNotes on Contributorsp. 157
Issue 211 articlesRevising Psychoanalytic Understandings of Perinatal Lossp. 161Irving G. LeonBeyond Orality: Toward an Object Relations/Interactionist Reconceptualization of the Etiology and Dynamics of Dependencyp. 177Robert F. BornsteinObject Relations Development and Psychotherapy Dropout in Borderline Outpatientsp. 205Mark S. Horner & Diana Diamond“A Clear and Equal Glass”: Reflections on the Metaphor of the Mirrorp. 225Pamela E. HaglundThe Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California: A Graduation1
Issue 312 articlesSelf-Representation in Severe Psychopathology: The Role of Reflexive Self-Awarenessp. 297John S. Auerbach & Sidney J. BlattThe Meaning of Behaviorism for B. F. Skinnerp. 343Paul F. SiegelMultiple Personality: Fantasy Proneness, Demand Characteristics, and Indirect Communicationp. 367C. Brooks BrenneisMultiple Personality Disorder: Etiology, Treatment, and Treatment Techniques From a Psychodynamic Perspectivep. 389Michael Wm. MacGregorFurther Notes on a Case of Possible Multiple Personality Disorder: Masochism, Omnipotence, and Entitlement
Issue 49 articlesAdaptive Regression and Countertransference Mental Activityp. 457Marie-Hélène Séguin & Marc-André BouchardBetween Women: The Mother–Daughter Romance and Homoerotic Transference in Psychotherapyp. 475Beverly BurchChance Encounters: Unintentional Therapist Disclosurep. 495Dale S. GodyImpact of Therapist Vacations on Inpatients With Borderline Personality Disorderp. 513Helen Stein, James E. Corter & James HullThe Related–Autonomous Position: Psychological Freedom, Mourning, and the Psychoanalytic Stance