Issue 115 articlesThe Impending Death of Psychoanalysisp. 3Robert F. BornsteinPrejudice as a Function of Self-Organizationp. 21Martha Kendall Ryan & Peter BuirskiThe Human Touch: An Exploration of the Role and Meaning of Physical Touch in Psychoanalysisp. 37Ellen L. K. TorontoMourning and the Transformation of Object Relationships: Evidence for the Persistence of Internal Attachmentsp. 55John E. BakerIntegrative Treatment of Symptomatic Disordersp. 74Mary E. ConnorsThe Central Role of Pathogenic Expectations and Beliefs in a Case of Intense Genital Damage Anxietyp. 92Suzanne M. GassnerConvergence and Divergence in the Characters of Analyst and Patient: Fairbairn Treating Guntripp. 120Margaret CrastnopolBarriers to Intimacy: An Object Relations Perspectivep. 137Richard M. AlperinThe Relational Values of Scientific Practice: A Response to Commentaries by Silverman (2000) and Mitchell (2000)p. 157Lawrence JosephsRepressed Memories: Avoiding the Obviousp. 161Bertram P. Karon & Anmarie J. WidenerDesire Is a Bed of Rosesp. 165Isaac TylimThe Mystery of Things: Christopher Bollas, New York: Routledge, 1999, 203 pp., $29.99.p. 171Eileen A. KohutisBuilding Bridges: The Negotiation of Paradox in Psychoanalysis: Stuart A. Pizer, Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1998, xix + 220 pp., $39.95.p. 175Leon S. AnisfeldHumor and Psyche: Psychoanalytic Perspectives: James W. Barron, Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1999, xi + 232 pp., $45.00.p. 179Jeffrey BermanBlaming the Brain: The Truth About Drugs and Mental Health: Elliot S. Valenstein, New York: Free Press, 1998, 292 pp., $25.00.p. 184Louis S. Berger
Issue 216 articlesThe Future of Psychoanalytic Institutesp. 195Douglas KirsnerWhat Freudians Can Learn From Jungp. 213John Beebe, Joseph Cambray & Thomas B. KirschThe Generations of Psychotherapy Research: An Overviewp. 243Robert S. WallersteinSignal Anxiety From the Adaptive Point of Viewp. 268Eric GillettFrom Cartesian Minds to Experiential Worlds in Psychoanalysis
Issue 315 articlesSelf-Reflexivity, Intersubjectivity, and Therapeutic Changep. 427John S. Auerbach & Sidney J. BlattCase Reports in a Two-Person Worldp. 451Donald P. SpenceCartesian and Post-Cartesian Trends in Relational Psychoanalysisp. 468Robert D. Stolorow, Donna M. Orange & George E. AtwoodObstacles to Integration Another Look at Why We Talk Past Each Otherp. 485Henry F. SmithPsychodynamics of Partner, Stranger, and Generally Violent Male College Students
Issue 411 articlesWhat I Do With What You Give Me: Therapeutic Action as the Creation of Meaningp. 635Frank SummersAffects and Powerp. 656Leo RangellRevolutions in Psychoanalytic Theory of Lesbian Development: Dora to Dykes and Back Againp. 667Michelle C. JacoboEmpathy's Romantic Dialectic: Self Psychology, Intersubjectivity, and Imaginationp. 684David KlugmanRepetition of the Remembered Past: Patterns of Separation—Individuation in Two Generations of Mothers and Daughters