Issue 116 articlesPerspectives on CreatmtyHans Loewald and the Transformation of Passionp. 3Frances LangArticlesThe “Dreamer” by Daylight: Imaginative Play, Creativity, and Generative Identityp. 14Joan Raphael-LeffThe Cosmic Child: The Artwork of Joseph Cornell and a Type of Unusual Sensibility, or Thinking Inside the Box: The Mind That Channels Infinityp. 54Susan ScheftelPlay and RepresentationThe Princess Has to Die: Representing Rupture and Grief in the Narrative of Adoptionp. 75Josephine L. WrightThe Use of Fantasy Play in the Treatment of a Six-Year-Old Adopted Girlp. 92Katharine GouldPlay and the Older Child: Developmental and Clinical Opportunitiesp. 112Pamela MeersandTwo People Playing Together: Some Thoughts on Play, Playing, and Playfulness in Psychoanalytic Workp. 131Nicole VliegenClinical ResearchA Clinical Study of the Intergenerational Transmission of Eating Disorders from Mothers to Daughtersp. 153Susan P. Sherkow, Sarah R. Kamens, Matthew Megyes & Laura LoewenthalTheoryThe Joke Envelope: A Neglected Precursor of the Psychic Envelope Concept in Freud's Writingp. 193Moshe Halevi SperoTechniqueA Proposal to Revive “Parent Guidance”: An Illustration of a Brief Intervention with the Mother of a Toddlerp. 229Ivan SherickArticlesThe Contribution of the Analyst's Actions to Mutative Action: A Developmental Perspectivep. 247Alan SugarmanTraumaUsing Context to Treat Traumatized Childrenp. 275Lenore C. Terr,Introduction to Hansi Kennedy's “Children in Conflict: Anna Freud and the War Nurseries”p. 299Jill M. Miller & Carla NeelyIntroduction to Hansi Kennedy's “Children in Conflict”: An Appreciation: The Anna Freud Centre Perspectivep. 303Mary Target, Peter Fonagy & Linda MayesChildren in Conflict: Anna Freud and the War Nurseriesp. 306Hansi KennedyThe Relentless Past: The Effect of Chronic Sexual Abuse in Childhood on Fifty Years of Adolescent and Adult Developmentp. 320Calvin A. Colarusso