International Journal of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology

• A Ship Made of Paper: From Dissociation to Engagement to Empathy

  Christine C. Kieffer

  pp. 1-17

• A Forward Edge Ship in an Intersubjective Sea: Discussion of Kieffer's “A Ship Made of Paper”

  Amy Joelson

  pp. 18-28

• The Art of Regulation: Therapeutic Action in the Shared Implicit Relationship

  Nancy VanDerHeide

  pp. 29-44

• Figures of Understanding: The Process of Image Subjectification

  Maurizio Pinato & Anna Moia

  pp. 45-68

• The Poet and the Intellect: Partners in the Understanding of Complexity in Motion: Discussion of “Figures of Understanding the Process of Image Subjectification” by Maurizio Pinato and Anna Moia

  Maxwell Sucharov

  pp. 69-81

• A Cooperation Laying Out New Pathways

  Maurizio Pinato & Anna Moia

  pp. 82-84

• A Relational Intersubjective Approach to Conjoint Treatment

  Philip A. Ringstrom

  pp. 85-111

• Supervision With Marian Tolpin: The Total Transference

  Thetis R. Cromie

  pp. 112-130

Personal Reflections

• The Wounded Healer: Can We Do Better Than Survive as Therapist?

  Annette Richard

  pp. 131-138

Poetry

• Grizzly Man

  Marilyn DuHamel

  pp. 139-140

Book Review

• Unity Is Plural 1—A Review of “Persons in Context: The Challenge of Individuality in Theory and Practice” Edited by Roger Frie and William J. Coburn

  Lorraine B. Cates

  pp. 141-150

Brief Communications

• An Unacknowledged Schism

  Henry J. Friedman

  pp. 151-154

• Somebody on My Bond

  Lester Lenoff

  pp. 155-158

• Acknowledgments

  Marcia D.-S. Dobson & Amy Eldridge

  pp. 159

• Introduction

  Marcia D.-S. Dobson & Amy Eldridge

  pp. 160-164

Part I: The Self and the Other

• Self Psychology and the Problem of the Other

  John H. Riker

  pp. 165-179

• Homesickness, Exile, and the Self-Psychological Language of Homecoming

  Doris Brothers & Jane Lewis

  pp. 180-195

• The Broken Mirror: Difference and Shame in South African Psychotherapy

  Sally Swartz

  pp. 196-212

Part II: Voices From Turkey: The Universal Music of Psychic Interaction

• An Adolescent Journey: Filling the Void With Sound

  F. Göver Kazancioğlu

  pp. 213-230

• Filling an Emotional Developmental Void With the Aid of Attuned Selfobject Responsiveness: A Discussion of F. Göver Kazancıoğlu's “An Adolescent Journey: Filling the Void With Sound”

  Eldad Iddan

  pp. 231-238

• Music as a Tool to Mentalization: A Discussion of F. Göver Kazancioğlu's “An Adolescent Journey: Filling the Void With Sound”

  Yavuz Erten

  pp. 239-244

• Response to Discussions by Eldad Iddan and Yavuz Erten

  F. Göver Kazancioğlu

  pp. 245-248

• When the Shadow of a Turkish Hero Falls Upon a Child

  R. Neslihan Ruganci

  pp. 249-263

Part III: Voices From Israel: Self Psychology: A Transient Paradigm or an Infinite Potentiality

• Between Emergence and Dissolving: Contemporary Reflections on Greatness and Ideals in Kohut's Legacy

  Raanan Kulka

  pp. 264-285

• Revealing and Hiding, Life and Death, Finitude and Infinity: Transformation of Selfhood in Coping With the Trauma of Loss

  Arie Green

  pp. 317-330

Part III: Voices From Israel: Self Psychology: A Transient Paradigm or an Infinite Potentiality?

• Standing at the Window: Discussion of Raanan Kulka's “Between Emergence and Dissolving: Contemporary Reflections on Greatness and Ideals in Kohut's Legacy”

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 286-296

• “Open Close Open”: Discussion of Raanan Kulka's “Between Emergence and Dissolving: Contemporary Reflections on Greatness and Ideals in Kohut's Legacy”

  Shlomit Haber-Mosheiov

  pp. 297-306

• To Be an Upstander, Not a Bystander: Ethical Openness in Psychoanalysis: A Response to Discussions by Donna M. Orange and Shlomit Haber-Mosheiov

  Raanan Kulka

  pp. 307-316

Revisiting Twinship

• The Many Faces of Twinship: From the Psychology of the Self to the Psychology of Being Human

  Koichi Togashi & Amanda Kottler

  pp. 331-351

• Mutual Finding of Oneself and Not-Oneself in the Other as a Twinship Experience

  Koichi Togashi

  pp. 352-368

• Can You Hear Me Now? Twinship Failure and Chronic Loneliness

  Nancy VanDerHeide

  pp. 369-390

• Trauma, Gender, and the Dark Side of Twinship

  Doris Brothers

  pp. 391-405

• Twinship—An Appreciative Discussion

  Joseph D. Lichtenberg

  pp. 406-413

• On Transforming the Reparative Quest

  Peter Kaufmann

  pp. 414-435

Poetry

• Pleasure and Beyond

  Edward McCrorie

  pp. 436-437

Book Reviews

• A Review of Michael Silverstein's “Disorders of the Self: A Personality-Guided Approach”

  Jeffrey Stern

  pp. 438-442

• A Review of Donna Orange's “The Suffering Stranger: Hermeneutics for Everyday Clinical Practice”

  Judith Pickles

  pp. 443-450

• Afterwords and Thanks

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 451-457

Brief Communication

• A Lacanian Suggestion to Contemporary Psychoanalysis Regarding the Talking Cure

  John Wayne

  pp. 458-461

• Acknowledgements and Gratitude

  Roger Frie

  pp. 463-465

• Shifting Relational States, Activators, and the Variable Unconscious: Towards a New Psychoanalytic Theory of Awareness

  Bruce Herzog

  pp. 466-486

• Discussion of Bruce Herzog's “Shifting Relational States, Activators, and the Variable Unconscious: Towards a New Psychoanalytic Theory of Awareness”

  Sally Howard

  pp. 487-494

• Response to Sally Howard

  Bruce Herzog

  pp. 495-507

• The Case of Emily: Analyst Dissociation From a Systems Perspective

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 508-518

• Discussion of Joye Weisel-Barth's “Case of Emily”

  Kati Breckenridge

  pp. 519-525

• Accounting for Agency in a Connectionist World: A Response to Kati Breckenridge

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 526-532

Personal Reflections

• The Survivor-Analyst as Analysand: An Autobiographical Account of an Analytic Treatment of Complex Trauma

  Johanna M. Tiemann

  pp. 533-558

Poetry

• Asymptote

  David Shaddock

  pp. 559-560

Book Reviews

• Review of Frank M. Staemmler's “Empathy in Psychotherapy: How Therapists and Clients Understand Each Other”

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 561-564

• Review of Joseph Dodds' “Psychoanalysis and Ecology at the Edge of Chaos”

  Terry Marks-Tarlow

  pp. 565-572

Brief Communications

• Deconstructing “The Self” of Self Psychology

  Robert D. Stolorow & George E. Atwood

  pp. 573-576

• By Any Other Name?

  Judith Guss Teicholz

  pp. 577-580

• A Rose Is a Rose Is a Rose

  Martin Gossmann

  pp. 581-583

• Legacy and Future—A Living Link

  Raanan Kulka

  pp. 584-586

Miscellaneous

• Editorial Board

  pp. i