Issue 19 articlesGender Identity and the Self: I. Gender Formation in General and in Masculinityp. 1W. W. MeissnerGender Identity and the Self: II. Femininity, Homosexuality, and the Theory of the Selfp. 29W. W. MeissnerCorrespondence Between an Elizabethan Woman and Her Psychoanalyst: Beatrice on the Couchp. 67Marvin KrimsResponse to Marvin Krims's “Correspondence Between an Elizabethan Woman and Her Psychoanalyst: Beatrice on the Couch”p. 103Merle MolofskyResponse to Marvin Krims's “Correspondence Between an Elizabethan Woman and Her Psychoanalyst: Beatrice on the Couch”p. 107Tamar OplerReplyp. 113Marvin KrimsDiscovery of the Mother's Body and the Creation of the Daughter's Subjectivityp. 117Jane Van BurenEcho in the Darknessp. 137Dean DavisFilm NoteThe Piano Teacherp. 153Stefanie Teitelbaum
Issue 210 articlesThe Other of the Body and the Languagep. 159Vaia TsolasPothos: Longing for Place. Commentary on “the Other of the Body and the Language of the Margins”p. 181Edward Sieveking EmeryAttachment Mechanisms and the Bridging of Science and Religion: the Challenges of Anthropomorphism and Sectismp. 191Douglas F. WattTerror of Desire: The Etiology of Eating Disorders from an Attachment Theory Perspectivep. 223Ellen PearlmanMy Intuitometer: Experience and Inferencep. 237Joseph AbrahamsThe Vertical Split in Neurosis and Psychosis: Motor Acts and the Infrastructure of Agencyp. 249David A. S. GarfieldThe Shadow of Movement in Psychoanalysisp. 271Annaïk Feve“How Could You!”: Self-Righteousness Under Scrutiny in a Therapy Groupp. 281Desy Safán-GerardBooksAn Evening with Jonbenét Ramsey. By Walter A. Davis. New York: Author's Choice, 2003, 208 pp.p. 303Gavriel ReisnerAuthor's Responsep. 311Walter A. Davis
Issue 310 articlesOrigins and Evolution of the Oedipus Complex as Conceptualized by Freudp. 315Peter HartocollisFreud, the Oedipus Complex, and Greece or the Silence of Athenap. 335Jennifer EastmanThe Obstructive Objectp. 355Jeffrey L. EatonThe Unacknowledged Knowledge and the Need for a Sanity-Confirming Selfobjectp. 373David G. KitronScrewing Up: Underachievement as Relational Chaosp. 389Alexander SmithOpening Psychoanalytic Space to the Spiritualp. 417Cynthia StoneThe Listening Cure: Listening for Culture in Intercultural Psychological Treatmentsp. 431Karen SeeleyPets and Psychoanalysis: A Clinical Contributionp. 453Bennett RothThe Analyst's Equilibrium, Countertransferential Management, and the Action of Psychoanalysisp. 469Dennis G. ShulmanBookThe Ethic of Honesty. By M. Guy Thompson. New York: Rodopi, 2004, paperback, 169 pp.p. 479Murray Bilmes
Issue 49 articlesWang Fo and an Ethic of Free Association: Poetic Imagination, Mythical Stories, and Moral Philosophyp. 487Patrick B. KavanaughEmotion, True Self, True Other, Core State: Toward a Clinical Theory of Affective Change Processp. 513Diana FoshaLacanian Clinical Practicep. 553Bruce FinkNew Figures of Womenp. 581Colette Soler & John HollandPsychodynamic Structures in Poetryp. 595Moran ShohamNothingness, Nothing, and Nothing in the Work of Wilfred Bion and in Samuel Beckett's Murphyp. 607Victoria StevensFilm NoteEmpathy, Intimacy, and the Psychoanalytic Space: Empathy and Intimate Strangersp. 637Robert J. BentonBooksThe Good Life: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Love, Ethics, Creativity and Spirituality. By Jeffrey B. Rubin. Albany, NY: SUNY Press, 2004. 129 pp.p. 649Paul C. CooperUnderstanding Experience: Psychotherapy and Postmodernism. Edited by Roger Frie. London and New York: Routledge, 2003, xii +234 pp.p. 650Michelle Flax
Issue 510 articlesAnalysis of Transference as Transformation of Enactmentp. 659Michael P. VargaThe Existential Dimension of Psychoanalysis (EDP): Psychic Survival and the Fear of Psychic Death (Nonbeing)p. 675Peter WolsonThe Racial Stereotype, Colonial Discourse, Fetishism, and Racismp. 701Derek Hook“I Wish to Dream” and Other Impossible Effects of the Cryptp. 735Laurie JohnsonSameness, Difference, Play and Fear in the i—You Encounterp. 747Mitchel Becker & Boaz ShalgiThe Lone Ranger as a Metaphor for the Psychoanalytic Movement from Conscious To Unconscious Experiencep. 759Warren WilnerFilm NoteDreaming the Truth of Experience: Heavenp. 777John A. SchneiderBooksImpossible Training: A Relational View of Psychoanalytic Education. By Emmanuel Berman. New York: William Morrow/Harper-Collins, 2002, 432 pp., $25.95.p. 787Frederic J. LevineMy Life in Theory / Leo Rangell. Edited by Fred Busch. New York: Other Press, 2004, xvii + 363 pp.p. 791Carl JacobsResurgence of Jewish Life in Germany. By Charlotte Kahn. Westport, CT: Praeger, 2004, 194 pp.p. 795Paul Marcus
Issue 612 articlesProloguep. 801Sy CoopersmithNotes on the History of The Psychoanalytic Reviewp. 805Michael EigenThe Chalice of Silence and the Case that Refuses to go Awayp. 807Lucia VillelaEthics, Culture, and Taboos—organized Psychoanalysis and the Cabernite Affairp. 829Bernard RubinThe Lobo-Cabernite Affair Revisited: And Commentary on Articles by Villela and Rubinp. 839Robert S. WallersteinCommentary on Lucia Villela's and Bernard Rubin's Papersp. 857R. Horacio EtchegoyenThe History of Membership and Certification in the Apsaa: Old Demons, New Debatesp. 865Paul W. Mosher & Arnold RichardsDeterminants of Licensing in Psychoanalysis: Exclusivity and Pluralismp. 895Sy CoopersmithPolitics Masouerading as Science: Ralph Greenson, Anna Freud, and the Klein Warsp. 907Douglas KirsnerTransforming Trauma Into Tragedy: Oedipus/Israel and the Psychoanalyst as Messengerp. 929Barbara S. KaneDiscussion of Barbara S. Kane's “Transforming Trauma into Tragedy”p. 957Suzanne R. HooverHitler's Aesthetics: A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Art and Fascismp. 963George Hagman