International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology

• Turbulent Contextualism: Bearing Complexity Toward Change

  Elena Bonn

  pp. 1-18

• Pathologizing Twinship: An Exploration of Robert Stolorow's Traumatocentrism

  Ilene Philipson

  pp. 19-33

• Ontologizing is not Pathologizing: Reply to Ilene Philipson

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 34-36

Coupled Relationships and Psychoanalysis

• Life-Long Coupled Relationships and Psychoanalysis: Reconsidering Developmental Milestones and Measures of Normality in Clinical Theory

  Jeffre Phillip Cheuvront

  pp. 37-58

• Critiquing the Couple: Commentary on Cheuvront

  Muriel Dimen

  pp. 59-67

• Commentary on Cheuvront's Life-Long Coupled Relationships and Psychoanalysis

  Andrew P. Morrison

  pp. 68-77

• The Possibility of an Island: Dialogue With Dr. Dimen and Dr. Morrison

  Jeffre Phillip Cheuvront

  pp. 78-83

Original Articles

• Psychological and Political Crisis: George Washington and Susan Danforth

  Edward McCrorie

  pp. 84-95

Personal Reflections

• Heinz Kohut as I Knew Him

  David M. Terman

  pp. 96-102

Book Review

• Heinz Kohut and Thomas Mann: A Story of Exile in the 20th Century

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 103-109

Brief Communications

• A Brief Communication From Brazil

  Renato O. Barauna

  pp. 110-112

• An Effort to Find Self Psychological Concepts in an Asian Culture

  Koichi Togashi

  pp. 113-115

On Empathy

• Introduction

  Lucyann Carlton

  pp. 117-121

• On Empathy: Heinz Kohut (1981)2

  Heinz Kohut

  pp. 122-131

• Kohut's Last Words on Analytic Cure and How We Hear Them Now—A View From Specificity Theory

  Howard A. Bacal & Lucyann Carlton

  pp. 132-143

• Going Home

  Frank M. Lachmann

  pp. 144-159

• Reflections on Heinz Kohut's Last Presentation, “On Empathy,” 1981: Its Impact On My Own Pathway

  Evelyne Albrecht Schwaber

  pp. 160-176

Personal Reflections

• My Long-Distance Friendship With Heinz Kohut

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 177-183

• The Psychoanalytic World: Notes From My Personal Odyssey—Kohut Memorial Lecture: October 24, 2008

  James L. Fosshage

  pp. 184-197

Book Reviews

• The Conversation Never Ends: Philosophy and Therapeutic Practice in Dialogue—A Review Essay of Donna Orange's Thinking for Clinicians: Philosophical Resources for Contemporary Psychoanalysis and the Humanistic Psychotherapies

  Roger Frie

  pp. 198-209

• The Stories of Our Lives: A Review of A Serious Man

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 210-215

Brief Communications

• This Curious Moment in Time

  Bruce E. Reis

  pp. 216-218

• Point of View—Easier Said Than Done: Changing One's Theoretical Stance

  Joan Rankin

  pp. 219-221

Expanding Recognition

• Recognition Revisited: Commentaries on Donna Orange's (2008), “Recognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability”

  Steven Stern

  pp. 223-226

• Recognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability in the Psychoanalytic Dialogue

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 227-243

• Can We Recognize Each Other? Response to Donna Orange

  Jessica Benjamin

  pp. 244-256

• Commentary on Donna Orange's, “Recognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability in the Psychoanalytic Dialogue”

  Philip A. Ringstrom

  pp. 257-273

• On Recognizing the Psychoanalytic Perspective of the Other: A Discussion of “Recognition as: Intersubjective Vulnerability in the Psychoanalytic Dialogue,” by Donna Orange

  Malcolm Owen Slavin

  pp. 274-292

• Revisiting Mutual Recognition: Responding to Ringstrom, Benjamin, and Slavin

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 293-306

• Seeing With Our Senses: An Exploration of the Origins of Analytic Knowing

  Helen Grebow

  pp. 307-333

Personal Reflections

• The Abyss of Madness: An Interview

  George E. Atwood

  pp. 334-356

Book Review

• Review of Paul E. Stepansky's Psychoanalysis at the Margins

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 357-363

Brief Communications

• A Self Psychological Discussion of Mutual Recognition

  Carolyn Clement

  pp. 364-366

• The Shame Family: An Outline of the Phenomenology of Patterns of Emotional Experience That Have Shame at Their Core

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 367-368

• Passion and Gratitude in Psychoanalysis

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 369-372

• Nell—A Bridge to the Amputated Self: The Impact of Immigration on Continuities and Discontinuities of Self

  Hazel Ipp

  pp. 373-386

• Mother Country: Discussion of Hazel Ipp's “Nell—A Bridge to the Amputated Self”

  Ken Corbett

  pp. 387-392

• The Frozen Self Thaws: Discussion of Hazel Ipp's Treatment of Nell

  Frank M. Lachmann

  pp. 393-399

• Response to Hazel Ipp's “Nell—A Bridge to the Amputated Self”

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 400-406

• Phantom Life Pain: Discussion of Hazel Ipp's “Nell—A Bridge to the Amputated Self”

  Michael Pariser

  pp. 407-419

• Inside-Out and Outside-In: Exploring Differences—Response to Discussants

  Hazel Ipp

  pp. 420-428

• Heidegger's Nazism and the Hypostatization of Being

  Robert D. Stolorow, George E. Atwood & Donna M. Orange

  pp. 429-450

• Compassion, Dialogue, and Context: On Understanding the Other

  Roger Frie

  pp. 451-466

• Empathizing With Oedipus: A Connectedness Perspective

  Richard A. Geist

  pp. 467-482

Personal Reflections

• Contextual Twinship: Race in my Post-Apartheid Therapy Room

  Dean Kilian

  pp. 483-487

Poetry

• Introduction to Poetry

  Edward McCrorie & Terri Drake

  pp. 488

• Falling

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 489-490

Brief Communications

• One and One Makes One

  Lester Lenoff

  pp. 491-493