International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology

• Guilty Man and Tragic Man in Decadent Tales of “Fin-de-Siècle” Europe

  Gordon A. Schulz

  pp. 1-20

• A New Dimension of Twinship Selfobject Experience and Transference

  Koichi Togashi

  pp. 21-39

• The Creative Analyst: How Art Can Inform Clinical Practice

  George Hagman

  pp. 40-58

Recognizing Recognition in Self Psychology (Part 4

• The Dialectic in Autonomy and Recognition: A View Into the Analytic Dyad

  Leslie Maxson

  pp. 59-79

• What I Learned From Theseus: Recognition and the Development of Self in a Post-Modern World

  Lee Miriam Whitman-Raymond

  pp. 80-100

Personal Reflections

• My Late Night Hypnagogic Fantasy: Conversation With Heinz Kohut (II)1

  Paul H. Ornstein

  pp. 101-110

Review Essay

• Loneliness and the Creation of Realness in Lars and the Real Girl

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 111-118

Brief Communications

• Psychoanalysis in a Phenomenological Spirit

  Donna Orange

  pp. 119-121

• The Concept of Multiple Self States: Clinical Advantages

  Susan Sands

  pp. 122-124

The Life and Forward Edge of Marian Tolpin

• Preface

  Marcia D.-S. Dobson

  pp. 3-4

The Development of Marian Tolpin's Thought

• Marian Tolpin, A Latter Day Athena: From Classical Thinker to Self Psychologist

  Marcia D-S. Dobson

  pp. 5-16

• A Different Baby: Marian Tolpin's Contributions to the Theory of Self Development

  Anna Ornstein

  pp. 17-30

• A New Direction for Psychoanalysis: In Search of a Transference of Health

  Marian Tolpin

  pp. 31-43

• Marian Tolpin as a Psychoanalytic Writer

  Elizabeth F. Feldman

  pp. 44-46

• Marian Tolpin: Forward Edge Thinker, Clinician, and Teacher

  Judith G. Teicholz

  pp. 47-54

• Bibliography: Works of Marian Tolpin, M.D.

  pp. 55-56

Marian Tolpin: Clinical Studies

• A Case Exemplifying the Forward Edge: With Commentary by Marian Tolpin

  Linda Marino

  pp. 57-73

• “I Am, I Can”: An Unfinished Writing Duet With Marian Tolpin

  Lynn Borenstein

  pp. 74-93

Marian Tolpin: Teacher, Supervisor, and Colleague

• Marian Tolpin: In Her Own Words

  James William Anderson

  pp. 94-108

• My First Meeting With Marian Tolpin

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 109-111

• Memories of Marian

  David Liberman

  pp. 112-113

• An Unspoken Conversation

  Judith Pickles

  pp. 114-118

• The Useable Marian

  Lucy D. Freund

  pp. 123

Memorials

• Remembering Marian

  Barbara Hoffman

  pp. 124-127

• Remembering Marian Tolpin

  David M. Terman

  pp. 129-132

• Marian Tolpin: Memories

  Estelle Shane

  pp. 133-134

• Re'Marian'ces

  Ernest S. Wolf

  pp. 135-136

• Dear Marian

  Frank M. Lachmann

  pp. 138-139

• Marian Tolpin Eulogy1

  Shelley R. Doctors

  pp. 140-142

• Philosophy as Therapy: The Case of Heidegger

  Robert D. Stolorow & Robert Eli Sanchez

  pp. 125-131

• The Dialectic of Empathy and Freedom

  Steven Stern

  pp. 132-164

• Empathy, Connectedness, and the Evolution of Boundaries in Self Psychological Treatment

  Richard A. Geist

  pp. 165-180

• Psychoanalysis, Terror and the Theater of Cruelty

  Jeffrey Stern

  pp. 181-211

• Addiction and Pathological Accommodation: An Intersubjective Look at Impediments to the Utilization of Alcoholics Anonymous

  D. Bradley Jones

  pp. 212-234

Personal Reflections

• Kohut Memorial Lecture: Attitudes, Values and Intersubjective Vulnerability

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 235-253

Review Essay

• Attachment in Psychotherapy: By David Wallin

  Margaret A. Allan

  pp. 254-264

Brief Communications

• Seamstress of the Psyche: Mending Implicit Patterns: The Craft and Artistry of Psychoanalysis

  Helen Grebow

  pp. 265-267

• Clues for the Children: An Old Camp Story Takes on a New Meaning

  Max Sucharov

  pp. 268-270

• Heinz Kohut and the Future of Psychoanalysis

  Charles B. Strozier

  pp. 271-287

• Stuck: Choice and Agency in Psychoanalysis

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 288-312

• Making Sense of Self and Systems in Psychoanalysis: Summation Essay for the 30th Annual International Conference on the Psychology of the Self

  Lucyann Carlton

  pp. 313-329

• Affect-Communication: The “Something More Than Interpretation”

  Martin Gossmann

  pp. 330-353

• Dreams, the Forward Edge, and the Intersubjective Context

  Louisa R. Powell Livingston

  pp. 354-370

• Commentary on Livingston's “Dreams, the Forward Edge, and the Intersubjective Context”

  Nancy VanDerHeide

  pp. 371-379

• Beneficial Intersubjective Conjunctions: Reply to Nancy VanDerHeide's Discussion

  Louisa R. Powell Livingston

  pp. 380-388

Personal Reflections

• Reflections on an Analysis With Heinz Kohut

  David S. Solomon

  pp. 389-392

Book Review

• The Price of an Open Heart: Book Review Essay on Chris Jaenicke's, “Das Risiko der Verbundenheit: Intersubjektivitaetstheorie in der Praxis”

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 393-397

Brief Communications

• Dear Author

  Paula B. Fuqua

  pp. 398-400

• Variations for Multidisciplinary Orchestra on a Theme by Schopenhauer

  Ramon Riera

  pp. 401-404

• Individuality in Context

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 405-413

• Reflections on a Contemporary Psychoanalytic Metatheory

  Joseph D. Lichtenberg

  pp. 414-431

• A Dynamic Systems View of the Transformational Process of Mirroring

  Nancy VanDerHeide

  pp. 432-444

Evolving Perspectives on Interpretation

• Evolving Perspectives on Interpretation: Foreword

  Jill R. Gardner

  pp. 445-448

• Interpretation as a Relational Process

  Shelley R. Doctors

  pp. 449-465

• Do Words Still Matter? Further Comments on the Interpretive Process and the Theory of Change

  Anna Ornstein

  pp. 466-484

• Thinking About What We Know and What We Do Not (Yet) Know: Thoughts Stimulated by Anna Ornstein's, “Do Words Still Matter? Further Comments on the Interpretive Process”

  Shelley R. Doctors

  pp. 485-492

• Comments on Shelley Doctors, “Interpretation as a Relational Process”

  Anna Ornstein

  pp. 493-497

Personal Reflections

• On the Love of Work, the Work of Love, and What Kohut Didn't Warn Us About Plying the Empathy Trade: Personal Reflections

  Doris Brothers

  pp. 498-509

Book Review

• The Quintessential Searcher: A Review of Frank M. Lachmann's Transforming Narcissism: Reflections on Empathy, Humor, and Expectations

  Judith G. Teicholz

  pp. 510-517

Brief Communications

• Empathy or Bird Calls: How We Write Matters

  Ilene Philipson

  pp. 518-520

• Editors' Acknowledgment

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 521-522