Psychoanalytic Quarterly

Original Articles

• An Empty Mirror: Reflections on Nonrepresentation

  Gail S. Reed

  pp. 1-26

• Bion's Ego Psychology: Implications for an Intersubjective View of Psychic Structure

  Lawrence J. Brown

  pp. 27-55

• A New View from the Acropolis: Dissociative Identity Disorder

  Ira Brenner

  pp. 57-105

• Seeing the Light

  Delia Battin & Eugene Mahon

  pp. 107-122

• Body, Affect, Thought: Reflections on the Work of Matte Blanco and Ferrari

  Riccardo Lombardi

  pp. 123-160

• Three Varieties of Authority

  Jason A. Wheeler Vega

  pp. 161-200

• The Upward Slope: A Study of Psychoanalytic Transformations

  Norbert Freedman, Richard Lasky & Rhonda Ward

  pp. 201-231

• The Many Voices of Psychoanalysis. By Roger Kennedy. London/New York: Routledge, 2007. 297 pp.

  Sybil A. Ginsburg

  pp. 274-277

• Coasting in the Countertransference: Conflicts of Self-Interest Between Analyst and Patient. By Irwin Hirsch. New York/London: The Analytic Press, 2008. 215 pp.

  Aaron Esman

  pp. 277-280

• Listening to Hanna Segal. By Jean-Michel Quinodoz. London: Routledge, 2008. 171 pp.

  R. D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 280-287

• Escape from Selfhood: Breaking Boundaries and Craving for Oneness. By Ilany Kogan. London: International Psychoanalytical Association, 2007. 106 pp.

  Martin A. Silverman

  pp. 287-293

• Psychoanalysis as a Journey. By Franco Borgogno. London: Open Gate Press, 2007. 239 pp.

  Wendy W. Katz

  pp. 294-301

• Aesthetic Experience: Beauty, Creativity, and the Search for the Ideal. By George Hagman. Amsterdam, Holland/New York: Rodopi, 2005. 168 pp.

  Bradley Collins

  pp. 301-309

• The Neurobehavioral and Social-Emotional Development of Infants and Children. Edited by Ed Tronick. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 2007. 571 pp.

  Ruth S. Fischer

  pp. 309-315

Brief Communication

• “You've Hurt Me!”: Clinical Reflections on Moral Sadism

  Cordelia Schmidt-Hellerau

  pp. 233-241

Book Review Essay

• Representations and Their Vicissitudes: The Legacy of André Green

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 243-262

Book Reviews

• Psychoanalytic Disagreements in Context. By Dale Boesky. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2008. 230 pp.

  Arnold M. Cooper

  pp. 265-274

Abstracts

• Psychoanalysis in Italy: “Freud After All” 2007

  Jack Giuliani

  pp. 317-340

• Editor's Introduction

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 341-341

• Kafka, Borges, And The Creation of Consciousness, Part II: Borges—A Life of Letters Encompassing Everything and Nothing

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 369-396

• The Death of Hamnet: An Essay on Grief and Creativity

  Eugene J. Mahon

  pp. 425-444

• Sibling Jealousy and Aesthetic Ambiguity in Austen's Pride and Prejudice

  Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick Hanly

  pp. 445-468

• The Clash of Irrationalities in Sophocles' Antigone

  Patrick J. Mahony

  pp. 469-489

• What the Story is About: Carver, Lish, and the Editorial Process

  Adele Tutter

  pp. 491-531

• Tender is the Night: Romantic Tragedy or the Tragedy of Boundary Violations?

  Sybil Houlding

  pp. 533-558

• Imaginative Literature and Bion's Intersubjective Theory of Thinking

  Walker Shields

  pp. 559-586

• Freud's Requiem: Mourning, Memory, and the Invisible History of a Summer Walk. By Matthew Von Unwerth. New York: Riverhead Books (Penguin Group), 2005. 254 pp.

  Richard M. Gottlieb

  pp. 592-597

• Freud's Italian Journey. By Laurence Simmons. New York: Ro-dopi, 2006. 282 pp.

  Joseph Reppen

  pp. 597-599

• From Impression to Inquiry: A Tribute to the Work of Robert Wallerstein. Edited by Wilma Bucci and Norbert Freedman. London: International Psychoanalytical Association, 2007. 280 pp.

  Jean Roiphe

  pp. 599-608

• Torment me, but don't Abandon Me: Psychoanalysis of the Severe Neuroses in a New Key. By Léon Wurmser. Lanham, MD/Plymouth, UK: Jason Aronson, Rowman and Little-field, 2007. 335 pp.

  Richard Zimmer

  pp. 608-612

• Taking Risks from the Unconscious. By Donald M. Marcus and “Hope.” Lanham, MD/New York: Jason Aronson, 2007. 140 pp.

  Aaron H. Esman

  pp. 612-614

• Talking about Supervision: 10 Questions, 10 Analysts = 100 Answers. By Laura Elliot Rubinstein. Broomhills, UK/London: International Psychoanalytical Association, 2007. 128 pp.

  Jorge De La Torre

  pp. 614-620

• Adaptations: Disquisitions on Psychoanalysis, 1997-2006. By Phillip Freeman. Boston, MA: Hans Sachs Library, 2007. 89 pp.

  Benjamin Kilborne

  pp. 620-622

• The Psychodynamics That Lead to Violence, Part 1: The Case of the Chronically Violent Delinquent. By Dianne Casoni and Louis Brunet, pp. 41-55.

  pp. 624-625

• Self-Punishment as Guilt Evasion: The Case of Harry Guntrip. By Donald L. Carveth, pp. 56-76.

  pp. 625-626

• Reading the Notes on the Rat Man Case. By Patrick Mahony, pp. 93-117

  pp. 626-627

• “No People Are Cold!”: On Young Children's Rejection of Metaphorization. By Burton A. Melnick, pp. 118-143.

  pp. 628-629

• The Malaise of Culture and the Problem of the Superego. By Catherine Chabert, pp. 238-260.

  pp. 629-630

• Volume 15, No. 2, Fall 2007: The Psychodynamics That Lead to Violence, Part 2: “Ordinary People” Involved in Mass Violence. By Dianne Casoni and Louis Brunet, pp. 261-280.

  pp. 630-631

• Understanding Vocalization in Primitive Mental States: Bellowing, Blaring, and Blathering. By David L. Goldman, pp. 281-301.

  pp. 631-632

• Revisiting Sigmund Freud's “Dream of the Botanical Monograph.” By Lawrence M. Ginsburg, pp. 302-313.

  pp. 632-633

• Who Should Become a Psychoanalyst? Canadian Psychoanalytic Society 50th Anniversary Congress Panel. By Daniel Traub-Werner, pp. 314-331.

  pp. 633-634

Original Two-Part Essay

• Kafka, Borges, and the Creation of Consciousness, Part I: Kafka—Dark Ironies of the “Gift” of Consciousness

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 343-367

Original Articles

• The Inability to Mourn and the Inability to Love in Shakespeare's Hamlet

  Martin S. Bergmann

  pp. 397-423

Book Reviews

• Revolution in Mind: The Creation of Psychoanalysis. By George Makari. New York: Harper Collins, 2008. 580 pp.

  Daria Colombo

  pp. 589-591

Abstracts

• Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis: Abstracted by William Butler Volume 15, Number 1 Spring 2007: Deconstruction of Sexual Normality in “Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality.” Martin Dannecker, pp. 11-28.

  pp. 623-624

• Editor's Introduction

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 635-636

• Memoir

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 637-673

• Interview of Charles Brenner: On the Occasion of the Publication of Psychoanalysis or Mind and Meaning1

  Robert Michels

  pp. 675-700

• Partners in Thought: A Clinical Process Theory of Narrative

  Donnel B. Stern

  pp. 701-731

• Little Hans: Masculinity Foretold

  Ken Corbett

  pp. 733-764

• Freud's Rat Man from the Perspective of an Early-Life Variant of the Oedipus Complex

  Marvin P. Osman

  pp. 765-790

• The Internal Obstructive Object in the Analysis of a Woman who Envies her Rapist

  Ellen F. Wilson

  pp. 791-818

• On Three Strands of Meaning Associated with the Word NIGGER Used During the Course of a Psychoanalytic Treatment

  Donald B. Moss

  pp. 819-842

• Payment as Perverse Defense

  Wendy Wiener Katz

  pp. 843-869

• Freud, Transference, and Therapeutic Action

  Sander M. Abend

  pp. 871-892

• Discussion of Sander M. Abend's “Freud, Transference, and Therapeutic Action”

  Marilia Aisenstein

  pp. 893-901

• Comments on Sander M. Abend's “Freud, Transference, and Therapeutic Action”

  Jorge Canestri

  pp. 903-911

• Freud's Technique: More from Experience Than Theory

  Lawrence Friedman

  pp. 913-924

• Commentary on Sander M. Abend's “Freud, Transference, and Therapeutic Action”

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 925-935

• Response to Commentaries

  Sander M. Abend

  pp. 937-939

• Envy and Gratitude Revisited. Edited by Priscilla Roth and Alessandra Lemma. London: Karnac Books, 2008. 239 pp.

  Sharon Roberts

  pp. 950-959

• Beyond the Reflection: The Role of the Mirror Paradigm in Clinical Practice. By Paulina Kernberg, in Collaboration with Bernadette Buhl-Nielsen and Lina Normandin. New York, NY: Other Press, 2006. 211 pp.

  Joseph S. Bierman

  pp. 959-966

• Disruptive and Distressed Toddlers: The Impact of Undetected Maternal Depression on Infants and Young Children. By Louise Emanuel, pp. 249-260.

  pp. 967-971

• Eating Difficulties in Early Infancy and Experience of the Combined Object. By Ornella Caccia, pp. 295-304.

  pp. 971-976

• A Conflict between Distance and Closeness: The Mother's Bittersweet Experience of Becoming Separate from Her Toddler. By Lucy Dunbar, pp. 77-88.

  pp. 976-979

• Ghosts in the Nursery and Wolves at the Door. By Richard Duggins, pp. 77-88.

  pp. 979-982

Book Reviews

• Time, Self, and Psychoanalysis. William W. Meissner. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2007. 286 pp.

  Aisha Abbasi

  pp. 943-950

Abstracts

• The International Journal of Infant Observation and its Applications

  Marsha Silverstein

  pp. 967-967

Original Articles

• A Different Universe: Reading Loewald through “On the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis”

  Nancy J. Chodorow

  pp. 983-1011

• My Experience of Analysis with Loewald

  Stanley Stern

  pp. 1013-1031

• Sigmund Freud's Practice: Visits and Consultation, Psychoanalyses, Remuneration

  Christfried Tögel

  pp. 1033-1058

• Winnicott's 1968 Visit to the New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute: A Contextual View

  Francis Baudry

  pp. 1059-1090

• Drawing on Psychoanalytic Pedagogy: The Influence of August Aichhorn on the Psychotherapy of Adolescents

  Florian Houssier & François Marty

  pp. 1091-1108

• Enduring Relevance: An Introduction to the Clinical Contributions of K. R. Eissler

  Emanuel E. Garcia

  pp. 1109-1126

• Commentary on Melitta Schmideberg's “‘After the Analysis …’”

  Rosemary H. Balsam

  pp. 1167-1180

• On Publishing Ethics: A Review of Conventions and Practices

  Peter Hartocollis

  pp. 1185-1196

• Relational Theory and the Practice of Psychotherapy. By Paul Wachtel. New York/London: Guilford Press, 2008. 338 pp.

  Henry J. Friedman

  pp. 1206-1210

• Sexual Boundary Violations: Therapeutic, Supervisory, and Academic Contexts. By Andrea Celenza. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2007. 314 pp.

  Aaron H. Esman

  pp. 1211-1212

• The Struggle Against Mourning. By Ilany Kogan. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2007. 218 pp.

  Julia Matthews

  pp. 1212-1222

• Children in Genocide, Extreme Traumatization, and Affect Regulation. By Suzanne Kaplan. London: International Psychoanalysis Library, 2008. 296 pp.: The Unbroken Soul: Tragedy, Trauma, and Resilience. Edited by Henri Parens, Harold P. Blum, and Salman Akhtar. Lanham, MD: Jason Aronson, 2008. 198 pp.

  Ronald Fleischmann

  pp. 1222-1225

• Theaters of Trauma: Dialogues for Healing. By Richard Raubolt. Bloomington, IN: IUniverse, 2008. 102 pp.

  Jon Mills

  pp. 1225-1227

• Biology of Freedom: Neural Plasticity, Experience, and the Unconscious. By François Ansermet and Pierre Magistretti. Translated from the French by Susan Fairfield. New York: Other Press, 2007. 254 pp.

  David L. Frank

  pp. 1228-1237

• Integrated Treatment of Eating Disorders: Beyond the Body Betrayed. By Kathryn Zerbe. New York/London: Norton, 2008. 370 pp.

  Eric Lager

  pp. 1238-1242

• Sibling Rivalry and the Structuring of the Mind. By Anneli Larmo, pp. 22-30.

  pp. 1243-1244

• Sándor Ferenczi: The First Intersubjectivist. By Imre Szecsödy, pp. 31-41.

  pp. 1244-1244

• Volume 30, Number 2 - 2007: The Psychoanalytic Theory of Motivation: Drive or Affect? By Henrik Enckell, pp. 64-75.

  pp. 1244-1245

• The Present and Absent Object: On Thinking and the Capacity to Symbolize. By Arne Jemstedt, pp. 98-105.

  pp. 1245-1245

• Volume 31, Number 1 - 2008: Countertransference and the Characters of the Psychoanalytic Session. By Antonino Ferro and Roberto Basile, pp. 3-10.

  pp. 1246-1246

• Fumbling Words: Similarities Between Poetry and the Early Stages of Interpretation. By Marita Niemi, pp. 11-20.

  pp. 1246-1247

• Primal Seduction in the Psychoanalytic Relation. By Enar Olsson, pp. 21-28

  pp. 1247-1247

• Bodily Symptoms and a Psychoanalytic Model of Affect. By Erkki Åårelå, pp. 29-37.

  pp. 1247-1247

• Naturalistic Studies of Psychoanalytic Treatments: Some Epistemo-logical and Methodological Remarks. By Siegfried Zepf, pp. 50-60.

  pp. 1247-1248

• Volume 31, Number 2 - 2008: Some Thoughts on Happy and Unhappy Love. By Esa Roos, pp. 77-85.

  pp. 1248-1248

• Neutrality, Tenderness, and the Analyst's Subjectivity: Reflections on the Analytic Relationship. By Anders Zachrisson, pp. 86-94.

  pp. 1248-1249

• Run or Die: Bi-Logical Phenomena at the Body-Mind Border. By Timo Niemi and Riccardo Lombardi, pp. 95-104.

  pp. 1249-1249

• The Enigmatic “Nature of the Subject,” with Philosophy at the Interface of Psychoanalysis and Society. By Jurgen Reeder, pp. 114-121.

  pp. 1249-1250

Republication of Classic Article

• “After the Analysis …”

  Melitta Schmideberg

  pp. 1127-1145

Commentaries and Critical Discussions

• Melitta and Her Mother

  Elizabeth Spillius

  pp. 1147-1166

Brief Communications

• Correcting the Record: A Letter on Behalf of Bertram David Lewin

  Lawrence M. Ginsburg

  pp. 1181-1184

Book Reviews

• Transforming Narcissism: Reflections on Empathy, Humor, and Expectations. By Frank M. Lachmann. New York/London: Analytic Press, 2007. 272 pp.

  Kenneth Newman

  pp. 1199-1206

Abstracts

• Scandinavian Psychoanalytic Review: Volume 30, Number 1 - 2007: Erotization of the Analytic Situation. By Lars Christian Opdal, pp. 2-12.

  Henning Paikin

  pp. 1243-1243