International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology

• The Process of Transforming

  Frank M. Lachmann

  pp. 1-15

• A Tale of Two Minds: Mentalization and Adult Analysis

  Helen Grebow

  pp. 16-33

• Notes on Incorporating Attachment Theory and Research Into Self Psychological and Intersubjective Clinical Work

  Shelley R. Doctors

  pp. 34-49

• Tone as a Measure of the Relationship in Psychotherapy and other Co-Narrative Experiences

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 65-83

• Working with Men Who Please Too Much: Gaining Clinical Momentum

  Peter Kaufmann

  pp. 84-96

• Commentary on Peter Kaufmann's “Working with Men Who Please Too Much: Gaining Clinical Momentum”

  Sandra Hershberg

  pp. 97-105

• “If You Think in Systems' Terms…”: Reply to Sandra Hershberg's Commentary

  Peter Kaufmann

  pp. 106-111

• Voyeuristic Pleasures and Complexity Theory: The Lives of Others

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 113-117

• Pan's Labyrinth

  Deborah Levine

  pp. 118-124

• Imagine a World…

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 126-128

ARTICOLI

• Some Nuances in Intersubjective Attachment Systems: Discussion of Shelley Doctors' Article, “Notes on Incorporating Attachment Theory and Research Into Self Psychological and Intersubjective Clinical Work”1

  Judith Pickles

  pp. 50-64

Review Essays

• Contemporary Psychoanalysis at the Movies: Introduction

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 112-112

Brief Communications

• Introduction

  Judith Pickles & William J. Coburn

  pp. 125-125

• Connectedness, Permeable Boundaries, and the Development of the Self: Therapeutic Implications

  Richard A. Geist

  pp. 129-152

• Recognizing Recognition in Self Psychology

  William J. Coburn & Estelle Shane

  pp. 153-157

• Varieties of Recognition

  Bruce Reis

  pp. 158-177

• Recognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability in the Psychoanalytic Dialogue

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 178-194

• Heinz Kohut's Self Psychology—And Ours: Transformations of Psychoanalysis

  Paul H. Ornstein

  pp. 195-214

• Winters 1967–2006: Reflections on Feeling, and Not Feeling, Death and Endings

  Peter N. Maduro

  pp. 215-221

• To Talk of Many Things: A Review, an overview, and a Preview—Reply to Roger Hastings

  Helen Grebow

  pp. 233-236

• Attention to the Analyst's Subjectivity: From Kohut to Now… How Are We Doing?

  Steven H. Knoblauch

  pp. 237-239

• Plurality Versus Loyalty to Self Psychology: A False Choice?

  Judith Guss Teicholz

  pp. 240-243

Review Essays

• “Either That Wallpaper Goes or I Do”: Review of “Aesthetic Experience” By George Hagman

  Karen Schwartz

  pp. 222-232

• Repetitive Trauma and Restorative Illusion: The Elusive Nature of the Selfobject Transference in the Case of Mary

  Amy Eldridge

  pp. 245-262

• The Paradox of Selfobject Relating: When Good Feels Bad: Discussion of Amy Eldridge's Case Presentation

  Peter Buirski

  pp. 263-272

• Discussion of Amy Eldridge's Case: The Selfobject Transference… Necessary But Not Sufficient

  James M. Fisch

  pp. 273-283

• “Repetitive Trauma and Restorative Illusion…”: Reply to Peter Buirski's and James Fisch's Commentaries

  Amy Eldridge

  pp. 284-286

• The Heart of the Matter in Matters of the Heart: Power and Intimacy in Analytic and Couples Relationships

  Barbara Pizer

  pp. 304-319

• Erratum

  William J. Coburn & Estelle Shane

  pp. 345-345

Recognizing Recognition in Self Psychology(Part 2

• The Shock of Recognition: What My Grandfather Taught Me about Psychoanalytic Process

  Stuart A. Pizer

  pp. 287-303

Personal Reflections

• Mini-Analyses and Idealizing Transferences: Autobiographical Reflections on the Development of A Therapeutic Model

  Richard Geist

  pp. 320-331

Review Essay

• Trauma and Human Existence: Autobiographical, Psychoanalytic, and Philosophical Reflections

  Estelle Shane

  pp. 332-341

Brief Communications

• Refinding Lost Songs and Stories Together

  Thomas Rosbrow

  pp. 342-344

• The Edge of Awareness: Gendlin's Contribution to Explorations of Implicit Experience

  Lynn Preston

  pp. 347-369

• Vulnerability, Process, and Preston's “Edge of Awareness”

  Marty Livingston

  pp. 370-375

• Response to Lynn Preston's, “The Edge of Awareness: Gendlin's Contribution to Explorations of Implicit Experience”: The Search for Words and the Fundamental Paradox of Nonduality

  Maxwell S. Sucharov

  pp. 376-385

• A Response to Lynn Preston's Explication of Implicit Experience in the Work of Eugene Gendlin: An Appreciation

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 386-397

• Response to the Discussions of “The Edge of Awareness” Lynn Preston

  Lynn Preston

  pp. 398-408

• Recognition and the Duality of Self

  Russell Meares & Philip Graham

  pp. 432-446

• Meditation and the Cohesive Self

  Judith Blackstone

  pp. 447-464

• Working Through Co-Transferences in Inadvertent or Unavoidable Multiple Relationships

  James R. Bleiberg & Margaret N. Baker

  pp. 465-487

• In Praise of Language

  Steven Stern

  pp. 504-506

• Editors' Acknowledgment

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 507-508

Recognizing Recognition in Self Psychology(Part 3

• Dialogue, Confirmation, and the “Good”

  Lynne Jacobs

  pp. 409-431

Personal Reflections

• Personal Remembrances of Heinz Kohut

  Joseph D. Lichtenberg

  pp. 488-493

Review Essay

• Awakening the Dreamer

  Philip Bromberg & Nancy VanDerHeide

  pp. 494-500

Brief Communications

• Can Only a Self Psychologist Save Us?

  Doris Brothers

  pp. 501-503