Issue 117 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 1Aleksandra WagnerIn FocusOn Endings and Authenticityp. 5Carl JacobsAging, Dying, and the Analytic Processp. 11Wendy Olesker, Harold Blum, Otto Kernberg & Lois OppenheimMust the Reality of Death be Unspeakable?p. 25Tenille Blair-Neff, E. Francisco Danielsen & Grégoire PierreWas it Just a Dream? Aging and Dreaming the Psychoanalytic Processp. 37Anneli LarmoA Psychoanalyst's Confrontation with Illness, Aging, and Deathp. 47Donald L. CarvethThe Sorrow of an Analysandp. 51Maija Karakorpi“How Can I Trust You When I Know You Can Die?” Surviving the Death of an Analyst in a Child Analysisp. 57Aneta StojnićExamined LivesAlan Roland: A Personal Reflection on the Legacyp. 63M. Nasir IlahiFilm NotesThe Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimerp. 69Charles B. StrozierHow Not to Explore Psychoanalysis and Religionp. 75Gary AhlskogBooksMothercare: On Obligation, Love, Death, and Ambivalence. By Lynne Tillman. New York, NY: Soft Skull Press, 2022, 176 pp.p. 81Kathryn HarrisonThe Plague: Living Death in our Times By Jacqueline Rose. New York, NY: Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 2023, 176 pp.p. 84Evan MalaterThe Untold Story of Sabina Spielrein: Healed and Haunted by Love: Unpublished Russian Diaries and Letters. Translated by Henry Zvi Lothane with the collaboration of Vladimir Shpilrain. New York, NY: Unconscious in Translation, 2023, 470 pp.p. 89John LaunerFurther ReadingIllness, Aging, Dying, and the Psychoanalytic Process: Bibliographyp. 95Suzan ShermanFragments on Death, Mourning, and Precipitationp. 103Jake ReederNotes on Contributorsp. 107
Issue 211 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 111Aleksandra WagnerIn FocusFantasies and Fabrications of Racial Difference: The Psychoanalytic Review, 1913-1917p. 115Transacting in Objectification: Racism, Psychoanalysis, and the Temptations of Empiricismp. 117Anaís Martinez JimenezFabricating the Black Psyche: Saint Elizabeths Hospital and The Psychoanalytic Reviewp. 127
Issue 314 articlesFinding Integration in a Splintered World: Contemporary Psychoanalytic Thoughts on Clinical Workp. 233Janet L. Bachant & Arnold D. RichardsReflections on Attacks on Linking and the Thinking-Function in the Writings of W. R. Bionp. 253Gila LandauAn Analyst’s Hallucination as a Manifestation of Osmotic Communicationp. 277Justyna ZalewskaIn Focus: SocialityA Note on a Genrep. 301Aleksandra Wagner
Issue 413 articlesEditorialEditorialp. 381Aleksandra WagnerIn Focus: RevisioningConversation with Mark Solmsp. 385Mark Solms, Fred Busch, Eran Rolnik, Otto Kernberg, Susan Kassouf, Gary Ahlskog, Carl Jacobs, Kerstin Pahl & Aleksandra WagnerIn Focus: Before RevisionAn Almost Complete Standard Editionp. 413Peter Zimmermann