Issue 113 articlesOn the Distinction Between Clinical Process and Clinical Content Theoriesp. 1Emanuel PeterfreundDisorders of Continuityp. 13Arnold GoldbergThe Concept of Mental Representations in Light of Recent Infant Researchp. 29Lawrence Zelnick & Ester S. BuchholzThe Mysterious Metamorphoses of Bertha Pappenheim: Anna O. Revisitedp. 59Rosalea A. Schonbar & Helena R. BeatusThe Treatment of Early Object Loss: The Need to Searchp. 79Paul M. LernerTherapeutic Engagements with Children: Integrating Infant Research and Clinical Practicep. 91Karen L. Lombardi & Eva LapidosThe Nature of the Patient's Problems and How in Psychoanalysis the Individual Works to Solve Themp. 105Joseph WeissHow the Patient's Sense of Danger and Safety Influence the Analytic Processp. 115Harold SampsonExtenders or Modifiers: A Discussion of Weiss and Sampson's Control-Mastery Theoryp. 125Doris K. SilvermanPsychoanalytic Psychology: An Argument for Change in Editorial Policyp. 137Irene FastThe Works of Jacques Lacan: An Introduction: Bice Benvenuto and Roger Kennedy. New York: St. Martin's Press, 1986, 237 pp., $27.50.p. 139Norman N. HollandAutonomy and Rigid Character: David Shapiro. New York: Basic Books, 1981, 179 pp., $9.95.p. 151Seymour FisherTheories of the Unconscious and Theories of the Self: Raphael Stern. Hillsdale, NJ, The Analytic Press, 1987, 282 pp., $36.00.p. 157John R. Suler
Issue 28 articlesThe Idea of History in Psychoanalysis: Freud and the “Wolf-Man”p. 163Robert MayFreud's Unwritten Casep. 185Douglas A. DavisEmerging from the “Dark Night of the Soul”: Healing the False Self in a Narcissistically Vulnerable Ministerp. 211James H. KleigerParadoxes of Masochismp. 225Anita Weinreb KatzSupertransference: The Role of the Supervisor's Blind Spots
Issue 311 articlesEditor's Notep. 297Testability and Empirical Verification of Psychoanalytic Dynamic Propositions Through Subliminal Psychodynamic Activationp. 299Joel Weinberger & Lloyd H. SilvermanOn Becoming a Mother: In the Throes of Developmental Transformationsp. 341Paul V. TradChanges in Separation—Individuation and Intersubjectivity in Long-Term Treatmentp. 363Diana Diamond, Nadine Kaslow, Sheila Coonerty & Sidney J. BlattChange in Self- and Object Representation During Long-Term Dynamically Oriented Treatment
Issue 47 articlesRepression, Accessibility, and the Translation of Private Experiencep. 453George A. BonannoOne Person and Two Person Psychologies and the Method of Psychoanalysisp. 475Lewis AronHigher Cortical Functions and the Ego: Explorations of the Boundary Between Behavioral Neurology, Neuropsychology, and Psychoanalysisp. 487Douglas F. WattEgo Boundary Impairment and Thought Disorder in Frequent Nightmare Sufferersp. 529Ross LevinNarcissism: Reflections on Others' Images of an Elusive Concept
Issue Supplement9 articlesEditors' Prefacep. 1James W. Barron, Joseph M. Schwartz & Jonathan H. SlavinToward a New Paradigm for Psychoanalysis: An Evolutionary Biological Perspective on the Classical—Relational Dialecticp. 5Malcolm Owen Slavin & Daniel KriegmanAn Outline of Intersubjectivity: The Development of Recognitionp. 33Jessica BenjaminClinical Interpretation and Psychic Structurep. 47Jay R. GreenbergThree Contemporary Theories of Defense and Adaptation: Some Clinical and Theoretical Considerations