Issue 19 articlesLanguage as Artistry: In the Treatment of a Borderline Psychotic Patient1p. 1Charlotte SchwartzThe Analyst's Creativity During the Treatment Process1,2p. 21Charlotte KahnThe Emergence of Hope: Implicit Spirituality in Treatment and the Occurrence of Psychoanalytic Luckp. 35Leanne DomashNegative will, Self-Image, and Personality Dysfunctionp. 55Robert HammContrasts, Symbol Formation and Creative Transformation in Art and Lifep. 83Kenneth S. BenauThe Man in the BMW: Manifest Content, Metaphor, and Traumap. 113Frederick FeirsteinCyberspace: The Nodal Self in the Wide Wide World—Adolescents Signing-Onp. 129Claire Beth Steinberger“In the Beginning is My End”: The Initial Analytical Meeting from the Patient's Perspectivep. 145Meir WigoderSigns and Symbols in Dersu Uzalap. 173John A. Schneider
Issue 27 articlesEditor's Introduction: An Integration of Self-Based Theory in Psychoanalysisp. 183Alan J. BarnettThe Genesis of the Self: I. The Self and Its Partsp. 187W. W. MeissnerThe Genesis of the Self: II. The Developmental Progression from Infancy to Rapprochementp. 219W. W. MeissnerThe Genesis of the Self: III. The Progression from Rapprochement to Adolescencep. 261W. W. MeissnerThe Genesis of the Self: IV. Implications for the Analytic Relation and Process: Part I. The Self as Integral Subject
Issue 39 articlesThe 1993 Symposium on Psychoanalytic Education Revisitedp. 405Martin S. BergmannFenichel's 175 Topics of Discussion about Freud's “Three Contributions to the Theory of Sex”p. 411Elke Muehlleitner, Michael Giefer & Johannes ReichmayrJob, Abjection, and the Ruthless Godp. 431C. Fred AlfordAlexander Scriabin's Mysterium and the Transcendence of Music: Psychoanalytic Notes on Genius, Mysticism and Artp. 461Emanuel E. GarciaRecasting the Primal Scene of Seduction: Envisioning a Potential Encounter of “Otherness” in Jean Laplanche and Sudhir Kakar
Issue 411 articlesThe Need not to Believe: Freud's Godlessness Reconsideredp. 561Arnold RichardsFreud's Botanical Monograph Screen Memory Revisitedp. 579Robert L. LippmanScriptural Allusions in the Writings of D.W. Winnicottp. 597Stephen ParkerLonging for the Disappointing Object and Dreading its Returnp. 613Robert WaskaListening to Schreber: Formulations Derived from an Analytic Close Reading of His Memoirs
Issue 58 articlesHenry James and the Art of the Dreamp. 723Erwin FlaxmanA Psychoanalytic Look at Herman Melville from his Use of Source Materials for Moby-Dickp. 743Thomas E. AllenThe Piano Teacher: A Case Study in Perversion and Sadomasochismp. 769Christopher Christian“Psychoanalysis and the Unconscious” and D.W. Winnicotts Transitional and Related Phenomenap. 785Arindam ChatterjiMagritte, the Work of Art, and Lacan's Three Dimensions of Experience: From Idealization to Sublimation, from Resemblance to Similitude, and from the Id to It
Issue 610 articlesThe Projective Identifications of Everyday Lifep. 871Robert MendelsohnWhose Hate is it?: Encountering Emotional Turbulence in the Crosscurrents of Projective Identification and Countertransference Experiencep. 895Sue N. CarlsonFalling into Sexuality: Sexual Boundary Violations in Psychotherapyp. 917Stuart D. PerlmanInterpreting the sense of Badnessp. 943Dan MerkurThe Dramatic Meaning of Madness in Psycho(analy)sis: The Ear-Rationality of Treating Illusion as Reality