Issue 110 articlesFreud and the Intentionality of Affectp. 1Jerome C. WakefieldThe Origin of the Symbiotic Wishp. 25Thomas M. HornerThe Freudian Case History: A Detective Story or a Dialectical Progression? Reflections on Psychoanalytic Narratives From a Lacanian Perspectivep. 49Era A. LoewensteinPsychoanalysis and the Bilingual Patient: Some Observations on the Influence of Language Choice on the Transferencep. 61RoseMarie Pérez FosterThe Experience of Aloneness, Object Representation, and Evocative Memory in Borderline and Neurotic Patientsp. 77Nancy E. Richman & Robert L. SokoloveThe Primitive Personality and the Organic Personality: A Neuropsychodynamic Model for Evaluation and Treatmentp. 93Laurence MillerSome Problems Created by Freud's Inconsistency: A Commentary on Reisner's Articlep. 111Robert R. HoltDimensions of Psychoanalysis: Joseph Sandler. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1989, xv + 263 pp., $30.00.p. 115John E. GedoThe Primitive Edge of Experience: Thomas H. Ogden. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1989, 244 pp., $25.00.p. 119Robert MayOther Times, Other Realities: Toward a Theory of Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 123Ernest S. Wolf
Issue 210 articlesA Re-Reading of Studies on Hysteria: The Freud–Breuer Break Revisitedp. 129John P. MullerConvergences Among Psychoanalytic and Cognitive: Behavioral Theories of Depressionp. 157Sidney J. Blatt & Celine MaroudasThe Fear of Understanding Schizophreniap. 191Bertram P. KaronThe Emergence of the Transference Storm in the Psychoanalytic Processp. 213William YoungNarcissism and Parenting Styles
Issue 314 articlesSymposium: Three Perspectives On Paul Dewald's The Psychoanalytic Process: A Case IllustrationIntroductionp. 275Gilead NachmaniA Self Psychology Perspective: The Protesting Patientp. 279Helen K. GoldenAn Object Relations Perspective: The Paranoid Position and the Development of Identityp. 289Joseph NewirthAn Interpersonal Perspective: The Analyst's Unwitting Participation in the Patient's Changep. 299Irwin Hirsch
Issue 413 articlesA Structural Perspective on Analytic Activityp. 433Alan SugarmanFreud's Mid-Life Crisisp. 447Peter M. NewtonAssaultive Behavior in the Analysis of Childrenp. 477Herman DaldinNarcissism, Shame, Masochism, and Object Relations: An Exploratory Correlational Studyp. 489Stephen HibbardHermeneutics Versus Science in Psychoanalysis: A Rigorous Humanistic View