Psychoanalytic Quarterly

Editor's Introduction

• The Age of Certainty

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 1-19

Anniversary Classics and Controversies

• Unconscious Fantasy and Disturbances of Conscious Experience

  Jacob A. Arlow

  pp. 21-46

Commentaries

• Ubiquitous Daydreams and Unconscious Fantasy: A Reassessment of Arlow's “Unconscious Fantasy and Disturbances of Conscious Experience”

  Theodore Shapiro

  pp. 47-59

• Commentary on Greenson's “The Working Alliance and the Transference Neurosis”

  Arnold M. Cooper

  pp. 103-119

• Two Readings of Arlow's “Unconscious Fantasy and Disturbances of Conscious Experience”: One Old and One “Green”

  Donald B. Moss

  pp. 61-76

• The Working Alliance and the Transference Neurosis

  Ralph R. Greenson

  pp. 77-102

• Discussion of “The Working Alliance and the Transference Neurosis” By Ralph R. Greenson

  Marianne Goldberger

  pp. 121-138

• Vicious Circles of Punishment: A Reading of Melanie Klein's Envy and Gratitude

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 199-218

• Id Analysis and Technical Approaches

  Cecilio Paniagua

  pp. 219-250

• A Measure of Agreement: An Exploration of the Relationship of D. W. Winnicott and Phyllis Greenacre

  Nellie L. Thompson

  pp. 251-281

• Touched by Grace During the Psychoanalytic Hour: The Transformation of a Religious Resistance

  Moshe Halevi Spero

  pp. 283-325

• Gli Argonauti: Psicoanalisi E Societá. Special Issue: “An International Debate on the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis.” Edited by Davide Lopez. Volume 27, Numbers 102 and 104. April 2005.

  Richard W. Weiss

  pp. 350-357

• Working With Parents Makes Therapy Work. By Kelly Kerry Novick and Jack Novick. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2005. 196 pp.

  Martin A. Silverman

  pp. 357-364

• Truth, Reality, and the Psychoanalyst: Latin American Contributions to Psychoanalysis. Edited by Sergio Lewkowicz and Silvia Flechner. London: International Psychoanalytical Association Press, 2005. 336 pp.

  Saúl Peńa

  pp. 364-372

• Gender as Soft Assembly. By Adrienne Harris. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2005. 320 pp.

  Nancy Kulish

  pp. 372-378

• Psychic Trauma: Dynamics, Symptoms, and Treatment. By Ira Brenner. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2004. 342 pp.

  Gilda L. Sherwin

  pp. 378-383

• Notes from the Margins: The gay analyst's subjectivity in the treatment setting. By Eric Sherman. Hillsdale, NJ/London: The Analytic Press, Inc., 2005. 158 pp.

  Ethan Grumbach

  pp. 383-390

• Clinical Values: Emotions That Guide Psychoanalytic Treatment. By Sandra Buechler. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2004. 194 pp.

  Wendy Wiener Katz

  pp. 390-397

Special Presentation

• The Mind: Psychoanalytic Understanding then and Now

  Martin S. Bergmann

  pp. 139-166

Original Article

• On Knowing Oneself Directly and Through Others

  Lucy LaFarge

  pp. 167-197

Brief Communication

• A Note on the use of the Concept of the Soul in Psychoanalytic Discourse

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 327-340

Book Reviews

• This Art of Psychoanalysis: Dreaming Undreamt Dreams and Interrupted Cries. By Thomas H. Ogden. London/New York: Routledge, 2006. 144 pp.

  Daniel A. Goldberg

  pp. 343-350

Essays in Applied Psychoanalysis: Editor's Introduction

• When the Patient is a Work of Art

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 399-401

Original Articles

• Competition and Postural Confrontation in Life, Sports, and Psychoanalytic Treatment—Illustrated Clinically and in Relation to Vladimir Nabokov

  Leonard Shengold

  pp. 403-431

• Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique: Enriching Psychoanalytic Views of Creativity

  Daniel S. Mollod

  pp. 433-476

• The Power of Visual Memory: The Earliest Remembered Drawing of Alberto Giacometti, Snow White in Her coffin

  Laurie Wilson

  pp. 477-505

• Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Music: An Intersection on the Oral and Aural Road

  Julie Jaffee Nagel

  pp. 507-529

• Dall's Homage to Rothko: A Defense Against Fusion with the Victim

  John J. Hartman

  pp. 531-567

• Sublimation and Das Ding in Mahler's Symphony No. 8

  John P. Muller

  pp. 569-596

• Walking Heads: On the Secret Fantasy of Being an Exception. By Antonie Ladan. Translated from the Dutch by Marjolijn de Jager. New York: Other Press, 2005. 146 pp.

  Martin A. Silverman

  pp. 634-639

• The Work of Psychic Figurability: Mental States without Representation. By César Botella Sara Botella. Hove, England/New York Brunner-Routledge, 2005. 212 pp.

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 639-648

• Michelangelo's Moses Und Freud's “Wagstück.”. By Ilse Grubrich-Simitis. Frankfurt, Germany: S. Fischer Verlag, 2004. 132 pp.

  Marion M. Oliner

  pp. 648-652

• True Pretenses: Psychodynamic work with the Lost, The Angry, and the Depressed. By Barrie M. Biven. Leicester, United Kingdom: Matador Press, 2005. 306 pp.

  Stuart W. Twemlow

  pp. 652-657

• Psychoanalysis as an Empirical Interdisciplinary Science. Edited by Patrizia Giampieri-Deutsch. Vienna, Austria: Verlag Der Oasterreichischen Akademie Der Wissenchaf-ten, 2005. 310 pp.

  Nathan Schlessinger

  pp. 657-665

• Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: A Practitioner's Guide. By Nancy McWilliams. New York: Guilford Press, 2004. 354 pp.

  Kathryn J. Zerbe

  pp. 666-672

• Practicing Intersubjectively. By Peter Buirski. New York: Jason Aronson, 2005. 156 pp.

  James Hansell

  pp. 672-678

• The Psychoanalysis of Science: The Role of Metaphor, Paraprax, Lacunae, and Myth. By Yehoyakim Stein. Brighton, U.K.: Sussex Academic Press, 2005. 190 pp.

  Kay M. Long

  pp. 678-684

• Betrayal of the Self: The Violence of Narcissistic Defense. Winfrid Trimborn, pp. 1033-1056.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 686-688

• Experience of Time and the Depressive Position. Heinz Weiss, pp. 857-873.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 688-689

• Volume 58 - 2004: Time Stands Still in Tearing Haste: A Psychoanalytic Case Study on Early Trauma and the Experience of Time. Gerd Schmithüsen, pp. 293-320.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 689-691

• The Psychodynamics of Collecting. Peter Subkowski, pp. 321-351.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 691-692

• Autistic Mindblindness: Cognitivism, Phenomenology, and Psychoanalysis. Michael Turnheim, pp. 707-735.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 692-693

• Edith Jacobssohn: The German Years (1897-1938). Michael Schröter, Elke Mühlleitner, and Ulrike May, pp. 544-560.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 693-696

• Volume 59 - 2005: The Masturbatory Position and the Exclusion of Seduction: A Situation-Theoretical Concept and Its Technical Consequences. Thomas Stark, pp. 1-33.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 696-697

• Chronification of Depression: An Indication for Psychoanalysis and Long-Term Psychoanalytic Treatment. Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber, pp. 789-815.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 697-698

• The Psychodynamics of Severe Depression and the Therapeutic Consequences. Frank Matakas and Elisabeth Rohrbach, pp. 892-917.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 699-700

• “It's Not You I Have Lost, But the World”: Passion and Obsession in Suicidal Women. Benigna Gerisch, pp. 918-943.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 701-702

• Personality Organization, Perversion, and Sexual Delinquency. Fritz Lackinger, pp. 1106-1130.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 703-703

Brief Communication

• The Name of the Helper: A New Look at ‘Rumpelstiltskin’

  John Rosegrant

  pp. 597-608

Film Review Essay

• Hable Con Ella (Talk to Her) Through the Lens of Gender

  Judith A. Yanof

  pp. 609-626

Book Reviews

• The Road to Unity in Psychoanalytic Theory. By Leo Rangell. New York: Jason Aronson, 2007. 134 pp.

  Daniel M. Brener

  pp. 629-633

Abstracts

• Volume 57 - 2003: Dream Theories and Dream Culture in Psychoanalytic Practice. Ulrich Moser, part I: pp. 639-657; part II: pp. 729-750.

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 685-686

• Charles Brenner (1913-2008)

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 705-705

• Narcissism as Motive

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 755-798

• The Use of Play to Promote Insightfulness in the Analysis of Children Suffering from Cumulative Trauma

  Alan Sugarman

  pp. 799-833

• Becoming Really Old: The Indignities

  Ruth F. Lax

  pp. 835-857

• Some Limits of the Boundary Concept

  Arnold Goldberg

  pp. 861-875

• Boundaries, Technique, and Self-Deception: A Discussion of Arnold Goldberg's “Some Limits of the Boundary Concept”

  Glen O. Gabbard

  pp. 877-881

• Right Destination, Wrong Path

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 883-890

• Boundaries and Beyond: Commentary on Arnold Goldberg's “Some Limits of the Boundary Concept”

  Warren S. Poland

  pp. 891-896

• Commentary on Arnold Goldberg's “Some Limits of the Boundary Concept”

  Sharon Zalusky

  pp. 897-905

• The Dangers of Conflating Technique with Ethics: Commentary on Arnold Goldberg's “Some Limits of the Boundary Concept”

  Henry J. Friedman

  pp. 907-913

• Boundary Exegesis: Response to Commentaries on “Some Limits of the Boundary Concept”

  Arnold Goldberg

  pp. 915-919

• Awakening the Dreamer: Clinical Journeys: Phillip Bromberg. Mahwah, NJ: Analytic Press, 2006. 224 pp.

  John L. Frank

  pp. 952-960

• Reading Psychoanalysis: Freud, Rank, Ferenczi, Groddeck: Peter L. Rudnytsky, Ithaca, NY/London: Cornell University Press, 2002. 326 pp.

  Aaron H. Esman

  pp. 961-967

• From Death Instinct to Attachment Theory: The Primacy of the Child in Freud, Klein, and Hermann: Philippe Van Haute and Tomas Geyskens. New York: Other Press, 2007. 164 pp.

  Aaron H. Esman

  pp. 967-970

• Three Faces of Mourning: Melancholia, Manic Defense, and Moving on: Edited by Salman Akhtar. New York: Jason Aronson, 2001. 224 pp.

  Julia Matthews

  pp. 970-980

• The Craft of Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: Angelica Kaner and Ernst Prelinger. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2005. 299 pp.

  Melinda Kulish

  pp. 980-983

• Freud: René Major and Chantal Talagrand. Paris: Gallimard, 2006. 334 pp.

  Marion M. Oliner

  pp. 983-989

• Putnam Camp: Sigmund Freud, James Jackson Putnam, and the Purpose of American Psychology: George Prochnik, New York: Other Press, 2006. 471 pp.

  Daria Colombo

  pp. 989-994

• The Values and Limits of the Narrative in Psychoanalysis. Michèle Bertrand, pp. 713-720.

  pp. 997-1002

• The Narrative Quality of the Word in Analysis. Laurent Danon-Boileau, pp. 721-729.

  pp. 1002-1004

• The Fact of Telling. Antoine Raybaud and Florence Quartier Frings, pp. 741-750.

  pp. 1004-1006

• The Analytic Account According to Freud. Christiane Rousseaux-Mosettig, pp. 759-766.

  pp. 1006-1009

• On the Fringe of the Oedipal Narrative, the Fairy Tale. Marie Bonnafé-Villechenoux, pp. 787-800.

  pp. 1009-1011

• Stories from the Opposite Perspective. Anne Bolen, pp. 801-809.

  pp. 1011-1012

• A Brief Note on the Critical Contributions of Roy Schafer. Jacques Angelergues, pp. 845-847.

  pp. 1012-1014

• Psychoanalysis: Myths and Theories. Jean Laplanche, pp. 871-888.

  pp. 1014-1016

• Narrativity and Hermeneutics: Some Propositions. Jean La-Planche, pp. 889-893.

  pp. 1016-1018

• The Narrative of the Analytic Work and Construction in Analysis. Colette Combe, pp. 909-924.

  pp. 1018-1019

• Speech and Writing. Anne Clancier, pp. 931-935.

  pp. 1019-1021

Special Presentation

• Aspects of Psychoanalytic Theory: Drives, Defense, and the Pleasure-Unpleasure Principle

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 707-717

Original Articles

• The Lethic Phallus: Rethinking the Misery of Oedipus

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 719-753

Target Paper

• Rethinking Boundaries: An Introduction

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 859-860

Book Review Essay

• Neuroplasticity: Bridging Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience

  David L. Frank

  pp. 921-938

Book Reviews

• In Search of Memory: The Emergence of a New Science of Mind: Eric R. Kandel. New York/London: W. W. Norton and Company, 2006. 510 pp.

  Paula Wolk

  pp. 941-952

Abstracts

• Revue Française de Psychanalyse Abstracted by Emmett Wilson Jr. Volume 62, Number 3 (1998).: “The Narrative in Psychoanalysis”

  pp. 995-997

Obituary

• Charles Brenner (1913–2008)

  Michael S. Porder

  pp. 1023-1030

Special Presentation

• A Renaissance for Freud's Papers on Technique

  Lawrence Friedman

  pp. 1031-1044

Original Articles

• Privacy, Reverie, and the Analyst's Ethical Imagination

  Steven H. Cooper

  pp. 1045-1073

• Ideas of Influence: The Impact of the Analyst's Character on the Analysis

  Jane V. Kite

  pp. 1075-1104

• The Person of the Analyst: Interpreting, Not Interpreting, and Countertransference

  Vincenzo Bonaminio

  pp. 1105-1146

• A Case of Sadomasochistic Transference: The Analyst's Contributions to Perverse Enactments

  Richard M. Zeitner

  pp. 1147-1178

• Psychoanalytic Aims and Attitudes

  James Hansell

  pp. 1179-1192

• Psychoanalytic Identity: Psychoanalysis as an Internal Object

  Robbert S. G. Wille

  pp. 1193-1229

• Moral Stealth: How “Correct Behavior” Insinuates Itself into Psychotherapeutic Practice. By Arnold Goldberg. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press, 2007. 150 pp.

  Eslee Samberg

  pp. 1276-1283

• Psychoanalysis As Biological Science: A Comprehensive Theory. By John Gedo. Baltimore, MD/London: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007. 189 pp.

  Karen Gilmore

  pp. 1284-1287

• Suffering Insanity: Psychoanalytic Essays on Psychosis. By R. D. Hinshelwood. Hove, U.K./New York: Brunner-Routledge, 2004. 187 pp.

  Eric R. Marcus

  pp. 1287-1291

• Wounded by Reality: Understanding and Treating Adult-Onset Trauma. By Ghislaine Boulanger. London/Mahwah, NJ: The Analytic Press, 2007. 202 pages.

  Stuart W. Twemlow

  pp. 1291-1297

• The Mind According to Shakespeare: Psychoanalysis in the Bard's Writing. By Marvin Bennett Krims. West-port, CT: Praeger, 2006. 218 pp.

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 1298-1305

• Edward Bibring Photographs the Psychoanalysts of His Time, 1932-1938. Edited by Sanford Gifford, Daniel Jacobs, and Vivien Goldman. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press/Psychozial-Verlag, 2005. 206 pp.

  Martin A. Silverman

  pp. 1305-1307

• The Repressed in the Image: On The Relations Between Imaginative-Sensory Thought and the Unconscious. Philipp Soldt, pp. 29-47.

  pp. 1310-1311

• Transference-Focused Psychotherapy for Borderline Patients: Its Possibilities and Limitations from a Psychoanalytic Perspective. Gerhard Dammann, pp. 71-116.

  pp. 1311-1312

• Volume 21, Number 2 - 2006: Curative Factors and Termination of Analysis: A Model of the Mind. Antonino Ferro, pp. 159-175.

  pp. 1313-1317

• The Silence of the Mother, or: Twenty Years Later. Pearl Lombard, pp. 197-223.

  pp. 1317-1321

• The Analyst's Pregnancy—An Examination of the Developing Triadic Relationship. Grazia Monzardo Linderholm, pp. 275-290.

  pp. 1321-1324

Book Review Essay

• Follow the Fox: Edgar A. Levenson's Pursuit of Psychoanalytic Process

  John C. Foehl

  pp. 1231-1268

Book Reviews

• The Seduction Theory in its Second Century: Trauma, Fantasy, and Reality Today. Edited by Michael I. Good. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 2006. 318 pp.

  Jean-Paul Pegeron

  pp. 1271-1276

Abstracts

• Zeitschrift für Psychoanalytische Theorie und Praxis Abstracted by Rita Teusch Volume 21, Number 1 - 2006: Deconstruction of Sexual Normality in “Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality.” Martin Dannecker, pp. 11-28.

  pp. 1309-1310