Issue 113 articlesOur Sexy Brain; Our Compelling Environment: Interactionism in Female Developmentp. 1Doris K. SilvermanWomb Speakp. 21Vladimir LipovetskyThe “Undifferentiated Selfobject”: A Contribution to Understanding Symptomatic Behavior and Fixation: The Suicidal Patientp. 45Crayton E. RoweToward New Metapsychologiesp. 73Antonio ImbasciatiMind, Meaning, and Quantum Physics: Models for Understanding the Dynamic Unconsciousp. 91Gerald J. GargiuloA Holistic Framework for Psychoanalysisp. 107S. Montana KatzDesdemona's Inner Conflictsp. 137Neil Smith† & Everett SiegelThe Resurgence of the Repressed in John Updike's Homecoming Stories “The Sandstone Farmhouse” and “The Cats”p. 163Aristi TrendelBooksIn Memoriam: Shirley Pankin Book Review Editor 1978-2007p. 175Leila LernerThe Internal Triangle: New Theories of Female Development. By Lucy Holmes, 2008, 149 pp.p. 176Margery QuackenbushWarring Parents, Wounded Children and the Wretched World of Child Custody: Cautionary Tales. By Joseph Helmreich and Paul Marcus. Prager, 2008, xi + 131 pp.p. 179Steven A. LuelAdult Children of Divorce: Confused Love Seekers. By Geraldine K. Piorkowski. Westport, Conn.: Praeger 2008, 190 pp.p. 182Charlotte KahnDisorders of the Self: A Personality-Guided Approach. By Marshall L. Silverstein. Washington, D.C.: American Psychological Association, 2007, 315 pp.p. 184Crayton E. Rowe
Issue 210 articlesIntroductionp. 191Alan RolandDevelopmental Uncertainty versus Paranoid Regressionp. 195Ronald BrittonDiscussion of Ronald Britton's Paper “Developmental Uncertainty versus Paranoid Regression”p. 207M. Nasir IlahiFear, Paranoia, and Politicsp. 215Alain VanierReflections on Paranoiap. 231
Issue 310 articlesAn AppreciationLeo Rangell: The Journey of a Developed Freudianp. 361Arthur A. Lynch & Arnold David RichardsOriginal ArticlesDriving Death Away: Death and Freud's Theory of the Death Drivep. 393Liran RazinskyGod Representations as Transitional Subjectsp. 425Ryan LaMotheEpiphany: The Poet's Art, the Analyst's Instrument. Formal Structure as a Vehicle for the Expression of Primary Experience
Issue 414 articlesIn Memoriam: Tribute to William W. Meissner. S.J, M.D. 1931-2010p. iiiAna-María RizzutoIntegrating Classical and Relational Psychoanalysis: The Therapeutic Action of Analyst's and Patient's Interacting Transferencesp. 531Michael P. VargaDiscussion of Dr. Michael Varga's Paper “Integrating Classical and Relational Psychoanalysis”p. 557Paul DeasyE Pur si Muovep. 567Arnold WilsonThe Analytic Power of Limited Autonomy: Response to Paul Deasy and Arnold Wilson
Issue 510 articlesPractical Poetryp. 717David W. MannEscaping the Phantom's Ghostly Grasp: On Psychoanalysis as a Performance Art in the Spirit Worldp. 733Patrick B. KavanaughPsychoanalysis as Theater: The Practical Application of Acting Theory to Psychotherapy and Real Lifep. 757Paul Marcus & Gabriela MarcusThe Lessons of a Classic Revisited: Freud on Jensen's Gradivap. 789Zvi LothaneFreud, Frankenstein, and the Art of Loss
Issue 67 articlesThe Future of the Training Analysis: An Introduction to the Future of Psychoanalytic Educationp. 899Sy CoopersmithThe Training Analysis: Psychoanalysis' Perennial Problemp. 903Robert S. WallersteinA Commentary on the Training Analysisp. 937George FrankTraining Analysis and Training Analyst Status: Where are We Now?p. 955Arlene Kramer RichardsTraining Analysis: The Shibboleth of Psychoanalytic Education