American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• In These Pages …

  Susan Rudnick

  pp. 1-3

• Close Encounters of a New Kind: Toward an Integration of Psychoanalysis and Buddhism

  Jeffrey B. Rubin

  pp. 5-24

• Horney, Zen, and the Real Self: Theoretical and Historical Connections

  Zoltan Morvay

  pp. 25-35

• Suffering and the Dialectical Self in Buddhism and Relational Psychoanalysis

  Laurence W. Christensen

  pp. 37-57

• A Glimpse of Zen Practice within the Realm of Countertransference

  Anna Christensen & Susan Rudnick

  pp. 59-69

• Buddhist Meditation and Countertransference: A Case Study

  Paul C. Cooper

  pp. 71-85

• What on Closer Examination Disappears

  Robert Langan

  pp. 87-96

• Creativity and Psychoanalysis: Annual Karen Horney Memorial Lecture, the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis Presenter: Christopher Bollas Presented at the Academy of Medicine, New York City, June 5, 1998

  Eve W. Freeman

  pp. 99-100

Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

• Words and Wordlessness: A Clinical Approach to the Difference Presenter: Donnel B. Stern, Ph.D. Discussant: Douglas H. Ingram, M.D. February 2, 1998

  Susanna Miller-Pence

  pp. 97-98

Clinical Symposium, The Treatment-Resistant Patient: Psychotherapy Impasse and Consultation, from the Erik H. Erikson Institute for Education and Research of the Austen Riggs Center

• Introduction: A Holding Context for Psychotherapy Impasse

  Edward R. Shapiro

  pp. 101-103

• On Not Being Enough and the Therapist's Ego Ideal

  Craig Piers

  pp. 105-112

• Consultation from the Position of the Third

  John P. Muller

  pp. 113-118

• Psychosis as the Sickness Unto Death: Treatment Impasse, Consultation, and Resolution

  Jane G. Tillman

  pp. 119-125

• Psychotherapy Consultation: Taking the Transference

  M. Gerard Fromm

  pp. 127-134

• Discussion of Papers by Drs. Fromm, Muller, Piers, and Tillman

  Sue N. Elkind

  pp. 135-141

• Visions of the Self: Karen Horney's Vision of the Self

  Althea J. Horner & Bernard J. Paris

  pp. 157-166

• Discussion of Bernard J. Paris's “Karen Horney's Vision of the Self”

  Althea J. Horner

  pp. 167-169

• A Brief Note on Ingram's (1997) Concept of Interiorization

  Moshe Halevi Spero

  pp. 171-174

• The Real Self and Psychic Interiority: A Response to Drs. Paris, Horner, and Spero

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 175-179

• Diversity and Direct/on in Psychoanalytic Technique, by Fred Pine, Yale University Press, 1998, 234 ps.

  Robin Steier Goldberg

  pp. 185-186

Regular Article

• The Pose of Knowing and the Ambivalence of Being Known

  William J. Purcell

  pp. 143-156

Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

• Gender Myths and Mysteries: Resuming the Dialogue Presenter: Doris Brothers, Ph.D. Inaugural Dinner: The Alexandra Symonds Center for the Study of Gender and Psychoanalysis June 27, 1998

  Gayle Lewis

  pp. 181-182

Book Reviews

• Suicide and the Inner Voice: Risk Management, Treatment and Case Management, by Robert W. Firestone, Sage Publication, 1997, 333 ps.

  Yasmin N. Farooqi

  pp. 183-185

• In these Pages …

  pp. 189-191

• Maggie and Dorothea: Reparation and Working through in George Eliot's Novels

  IgnêS Sodré

  pp. 195-208

• “I've Been Robbed!’: Breaking the Silence in Silas Marner

  Laura Emery & Margaret Keenan

  pp. 209-223

• Conflicting Self-Perceptions in George Eliot'S Romola

  Peggy Fitzhugh Johnstone

  pp. 225-236

• Middlemarch Revisited: Changing Responses to George Eliot

  Bernard J. Paris

  pp. 237-255

• George Eliot—Proto-Psychoanalyst

  Carl T. Rotenberg

  pp. 257-270

• On Ideas of “The Good” and “The Ideal” in George Eliot'S Novels and Post-Kleinian Psychoanalytic Thought

  Margot Waddell

  pp. 271-286

• A New Stoicism, by Lawrence C. Becker Princeton University Press 1998, 216 ps.

  D. H. Ingram

  pp. 292-294

Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

• Transference: The Hardest Part Presenter: Steven J. Ellman, Ph.D. Discussants: Carol Antler, M.S.W., Candace Jacobson-Gray C.S.W., Megan Marquier, Ph.D., Jeannine Zoppi, Ph.D. February 18, 1999

  Susanna Miller-Pence

  pp. 287-289

Book Reviews

• Open Minded, by Jonathan Lear Harvard University Press, 1998 345 ps.

  Matthew Tolchin

  pp. 291-292

• In These Pages …

  Giselle Galdi

  pp. 297-301

• Sándor Ferenczi Today: Reviving the Broken Dialectic

  Emanuel Berman

  pp. 303-313

• The Countertransference in the Work of Ferenczi

  André Haynal

  pp. 315-331

• From Ferenczi to Kohut: From Confusion of Tongues to Self-Object

  Yoram Hazan

  pp. 333-343

• From Oedipus to Orpha: Revisiting Ferenczi and Severn's Landmark Case

  Nancy A. Smith

  pp. 345-366

• Contemporary Application of Ferenczi: Co-Constructing Past Traumatic Experiences through Dream Analysis

  Etty Cohen

  pp. 367-384

• When Trauma Strikes the Soul: Shame, Splitting, and Psychic Pain

  Benjamin Kilborne

  pp. 385-402

• The Analyst's Mistakes: The Aftermath: A Panel Discussion Chair: Joyce A. Lerner, C.S.W. Presenters: Giselle Galdi, Ph.D., Robin Goldberg, Ph.D., Marilyn Schwartz, C.S.W., Kenneth Winarick, Ph.D. Discussant: Michelle Price, C.S.W. Date: May 20, 1999

  Daniel Feld & Gayle R. Lewis

  pp. 405-406

• Chrysalis, by Althea J. Horner, Monbijou Press, 1999.

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 408-410

Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

• Affect Regulation, Attachment and Psychoanalysis Presenter: Doris K. Silverman, Ph.D. Discussant: Kenneth Winarick, Ph.D. Date: March 18, 1999

  Daniel Feld

  pp. 403-404

Book Reviews

• Psychoanalysis: Clinical and Theoretical, by Robert Wallerstein, International Universities Press, 1999, 430 ps.

  Robin Steier Goldberg

  pp. 407-408