Issue 122 articlesIntroductionEditor’s Introduction to Our New Publisherp. 1Claudia Lament, Paul Brinich, Rona Knight & Wendy OleskerIn MemoriamIn memory of Samuel Abrams, MDp. 3AnnouncementAnnouncementp. 4Emerging AdulthoodEmerging Adulthood: A Developmental Phase: An Introduction to the Sectionp. 5Rona Knight & Jill M. MillerYoung or Emerging Adulthood: A Psychoanalytic Viewp. 8Jill M. Miller100 Years of Adolescence and its Prehistory From Cave to Computerp. 22Morris J. L. StamblerThe Emerging Adulthood Years: Finding One’s Way in Career and Intimate Love Relationshipsp. 40Shmuel ShulmanListening to the Transition: Adolescent to Adultp. 63Judith Fingert ChusedEmerging Adulthood and Nonlinear Dynamic Systems Theoryp. 74Rona KnightDevelopment in the Digital AgeDevelopment in the Digital Age: An Introduction to the Sectionp. 82Karen GilmoreThe Death of Childhoodp. 91Victor C. StrasburgerSecuring Home Base: Separation-Individuation, Attachment Theory, and the “Virtual Worlds” Paradigm in Video Gamesp. 101Christopher GoetzEarly Latency and the Impact of the Digital World: Exploring the Effect of Technological Games on Evolving Ego Capacities, Superego Development, and Peer Relationshipsp. 117Pamela MeersandRevisiting Adolescents’ Narcissism in the Age of CyberspaceMotherhood: Psychodynamic and Neuroscientific ViewpointsPsychodynamic and Neuroscientific Perspectives on Motherhood: An Introduction to the Sectionp. 151Helena J. V. Rutherford & Linda C. MayesThe Transition to Motherhood: Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience Perspectivesp. 154Mariana von Mohr, Linda C. Mayes & Helena J. V. RutherfordParental Reflective Functioning: Theory, Research, and Clinical Applicationsp. 174Patrick Luyten, Liesbet Nijssens, Peter Fonagy & Linda C. MayesTrauma, Mothering, and Intergenerational Transmission: A Synthesis of Behavioral and Oxytocin Researchp. 200Sohye Kim & Lane StrathearnClinical Studies in Child and Adult Psychoanalytic TreatmentInventing the Future: Narrativity, Agency, and Dynamic Systems Theory: Marianne Kris Lecturep. 224Claudia LamentThe Importance of Mental Organization (or Character Structure) When Diagnosing and Analyzing Asperger’s Patientsp. 239Alan SugarmanWhat It Means to an Analyst When Analyses Endp. 257Judy L. Kantrowitz, Rosemary Balsam, Jay Greenberg, Theodore Jacobs, Nancy Kulish, Henry Nunberg & Shelley Orgel