Issue 111 articlesPrefacep. 1Michael EigenIntroduction: Special Issue on the Internetp. 3Evan MalaterCyberspacep. 7Christopher BollasReality in Cyberspace: Analysands' Use of the Internet and Ordinary Everyday Psychosisp. 11Patricia L. GibbsCyber-Sex as Twilight Zone Between Virtual Reality and Virtual Fantasy: Creative Play Space or Destructive Addiction?p. 39Joy A. Dryer & Ruth M. LijtmaerPsychoanalytic Cyberspace, Beyond Psychologyp. 63Ian ParkerFuture Considerations: Interactive Identities and the Interactive Selfp. 83Shara SandThe Claustrum: Sequestration of Cyberspacep. 99Anne E. CurtisNet Culturep. 141Wolfgang SchirmacherCaught in the Web: Patient, Therapist, E-mail, and the Internetp. 151Evan MalaterMirrors that Pout: Subjectivity in the Age of the Screenp. 169Ted Hiebert
Issue 212 articlesBearing Witness to Troubled Memoryp. 191Michael O'LoughlinFrom Oblivion to Being: Faith and Catastrophep. 213Norma TraceySecond Thoughts at Ground Zerop. 245Bennett RothThe Disavowal of the Personal in Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 263Joseph BobrowThe Analyst's Emotional Surrenderp. 277
Issue 311 articlesA Psychoanalytic Struggle with the Concept of Death: A New Reading of Freud's “Thoughts for the Times on War and Death”p. 355Liran RazinskyForgiveness and its Limits: A Psychological and Psychoanalytic Perspectivep. 389Ethel Spector PersonWomb Envy: Loss and Grief of the Maternal Bodyp. 409Catherine B. SilverThe Creative Unconscious, The Unknown Self, and the Haunting Melody: Notes on Reik's Theory of Inspirationp. 431Kyle ArnoldBeyond Redemption
Issue 49 articles“You are, Therefore I am”: Emmanuel Levinas and Psychoanalysisp. 515Paul MarcusLevinas, Winnicott, and Therapyp. 529C. Fred Alford“The Talking Cure”: The Ethics of Psychoanalysisp. 553Peter Atterton“What Levinas and Psychoanalysis can Teach Each other, or how to be a Mensch without Going Meshugah”p. 577David Ross FryerIs Levinas Relevant to Psychoanalysis?
Issue 510 articlesOn the Open-Endedness of Psychoanalysisp. 705Andrea SabbadiniAdolescence, a Syndrome of Idealityp. 715Julia KristevaGuilt in an Age of Psychopathyp. 727Michael Eigen“I Came with a Sword on Judgment Day”: A Psychoanalytic Look at Terrorist Enactmentsp. 751Lynn SomersteinPivotal Moments of Surrender to Mourning the Internal Parental Object
Issue 69 articlesSpecial Issue on Film: Introductionp. 857Tony PipoloThe Moving Picture Cure: Self-Therapy Documentariesp. 865Paul ArthurDavid Cronenberg's Benevolent Pathology: Technology, Trauma, and the Perverse Social Link in Crashp. 887Evan MalaterIdentity as Subterfuge: A Kleinian and Winnicottian Reading of David Lynch's Mulholland Drivep. 903Johnny YoungSexuality, Power, and Love in Cavani's the Night Porter: Psychological Trauma and Beyond