Issue 116 articlesIf I Knew then What I Know Now: Theme and Variationsp. 1Fred PineGenealogy in Psychoanalytic Education: Reinforced Adherence or Useful Aids Toward Individuation?p. 8Robert M. Dorn, Howard F. Stein & Burness E. MooreEndangered by Interpretations: Treatment by Attitude of the Narcissistically Vulnerable Patientp. 30Cynthia J. ShilkretThe Culture of Psychoanalysis and the Concept of Analyzabilityp. 43Allan FroschThe Clinical use of Therapeutic Disjunctionsp. 56Steven A. FrankelSibling Loss and Attachment Style: An Exploratory Studyp. 72Devon R. Charles & Marilyn CharlesIn Prison: A Clinical Diaryp. 91Diane M. GartlandTwo Sets of Private Theories in Analysands and Their Analysts: Utopian Versus Attainable Curesp. 108Andrzej Werbart & Sonja LevanderThe Oceanic Feeling and a Sea Change: Historical Challenges to Reductionist Attitudes to Religion and Spirit from Within Psychoanalysisp. 128Janette Graetz SimmondsConcern: A Comparative Lookp. 143Rami TolmaczVicissitudes of the Impetus for Growth and Change among Emerging Adultsp. 159Shmuel Shulman, Sidney J. Blatt & Benni FeldmanBook ReviewMy Life in Theory, By Leo Rangell. Other Press, 2004, 363 pp. ISBN 1-59051-113-1. $35p. 181Martin A. SchulmanCommentaryContextualizing is not Nullifying: Reply to Mills (2005)p. 184Robert D. Stolorow, George E. Atwood & Donna M. OrangeAssertions of Therapeutic Excess: A Reply to Mills (2005)p. 189Marilyn S. Jacobs“Neither Fish nor Flesh”: Commentary on Jon Mills (2005)p. 193Stuart A. PizerA Response to My Criticsp. 197Jon Mills
Issue 217 articlesSpecial Issue: The Relevance of Sigmund Freud for the 21st CenturyIntroduction to Special Issue—The Relevance of Sigmund Freud for the 21st Centuryp. 215Joseph ReppenAn Analysis of the Course of Psychoanalysis: The Case for a Unitary Theoryp. 217Leo RangellProspects for Psychoanalysis in the 21st Centuryp. 239W. W. MeissnerIs Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytic Edifice Relevant to the 21st Century?p. 257Adolf Grünbaum
Issue 311 articlesOntology and Metaphor: Reflections on the Unconscious and the “I” in the Therapeutic Settingp. 461Gerald J. GargiuloImmoral Actions in Otherwise Moral Individuals: Interrogating the Structure and Meaning of Moral Hypocrisyp. 475Ronald C. NasoTranscending the Angel Beast: Viktor Frankl and Humanistic Psychologyp. 490Timothy PytellPsychological Testing and Analyzability: Breathing New Life Into an Old Issuep. 504Mary Jo Peebles-Kleiger, Leonard Horwitz, James H. Kleiger & Richard M. Waugaman
Issue 414 articlesTaking/Including Pleasure in the Experienced Selfp. 609Roy SchaferTime on My Hands: The Dilemma of the Chronically Late Patientp. 619W. W. MeissnerLusting for Death: Unconscious Fantasies in an Ancient Jewish Martyrdom Textp. 644Naomi JanowitzBrief ReportsMeaning or Medicine: The Future of Psychoanalysis in the Professional Schoolsp. 654Gary Walls