Issue 110 articlesNaming the Nonexistent: Melancholia as Mourning over a Possible Objectp. 1Dana AmirA Healing Space for Mental Health Professionalsp. 17Arthur Robbins“And Nobody Knows What's Going to Happen to Anybody”: Fear and Futility in Jack Kerouac's On the Road and Why it is Importantp. 45Gladys FoxeVictory Through Vegetables: Self-Mastery Through a Vegetarian Way of Lifep. 61Paul MarcusTransformations in Treatment: Sublimatory Implications of an Interdisciplinary Hypothesis on the Metaphoric Processing of Emotional Experiencep. 79Alan J. BarnettThe Impact of a Traumatic Birth Injury on the Internal World of an Adult Patient: A Self-Psychological Psychoanalysisp. 107Crayton E. RoweThe Oceanic Feeling, Mysticism and Kabbalah: Freud's Historical Rootsp. 131Stanley Schneider & Joseph H. BerkeBooksFeeling Matters: From the Yosemite God to the Annihilated Self. By Michael Eigen. London: Karnac Books, 2007, 160 pp.p. 157Susan G. SawyerThe Future of Psychoanalysis. By Richard D. Chessick. Albany: State University of New York Press, 2007, 272 pp.p. 160Montana KatzThe Stones of Summer. By Dow Mossman. New York: Barnes & Noble Books, 2003, 586 pp.p. 164Ted L. Cox
Issue 212 articlesPsychoanalysis and the Problem of Communityp. 173Ryan LaMotheOn Being a Monadic Subject: Coercion, Choice, and the Use of the Object as Creating the Me-Ness Experiencep. 201Boaz Shalgi & Mitchell BeckerFreud's Hannibal: New Light on Freud's Moses: In memory of David Bakan, 1921–2004p. 231Sean ArmstrongThree Pregnancies and Psychoanalysis: A Thin Line between Fusion and Separatenessp. 259Galit Atlas-KochBeing the Moment
Issue 312 articlesOn the Ghostly Father: Lacan on Hamletp. 359Stefan Polatinsky & Derek HookTraumatic Memories and the Need to Punish: The Boycott of Israeli Academicsp. 387Catherine B. SilverIn the Shadow of the Towers: The Role of Retraumatization and Political Action in the Evolution of a Psychoanalystp. 417Steven KuchuckI've Been Waiting for You: Reflections on Analytic Painp. 437Pilar JenningsThe Role of Incantation: Life Drawing as an Analogue to Psychoanalytic Process
Issue 412 articlesEditor's Notep. iiiAlan J. BarnettThe Accident of Genderp. 541Oren GozlanThe Senses Grow Skilled in their Craving: Thoughts on Creativity and Addictionp. 571Danielle KnafoThe Language of the Unconscious: Poetry and Psychoanalysisp. 597Annie ReinerIn the Light of Mourning: Spiritual Transformations Between Trauma and Presence
Issue 59 articlesIntroduction: Focusing on the Psychoanalyst's Intentions in Theory of Techniquep. 701Alan J. BarnettThe (and This) Analyst's Intentionsp. 711Joseph LichtenbergThe Talking Cure and the Analyst's Intentionsp. 729Ana-María RizzutoAn Intention-Based Definition of Psychoanalytic Attitude: What Does it Look Like? How Does it Grow?p. 751Howard E. GormanThe Tao of Human Being: A Contribution to Clinical Philosophy
Issue 69 articlesDocuments Pertinent to the History of Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Pedagogy: The Correspondence between Bruno Bettelheim and Ernst Federn1p. 887Rolan Kaufhold & Thomas R. FedernPsychoanalysis: Science? Humanity? Do We Want a Place or a Palace?p. 929Barry DauphinGenius Loci: The “Place” of Identification in Psychoanalysisp. 947Eva BadowskaLucia Joyce, Schizophrenia, Nora Barnacle, Stephen Dedalus, Leopold, Milly, and Molly Bloom, Dreaming, Humphrey Chimpden Earwicker, Isabel, Shaun, Shem, Anna Livia Plurabelle and the River Liffey: James Joyce's Dublin Phantasmagoria*p. 973Richard D. Chessick