Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought

• The Dynamic Principle in Psychoanalysis: I. The Classic Theory Reconsidered

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 3-40

• The Dynamic Principle in Psychoanalysis: II. Toward a Revised Theory of Motivation

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 41-83

• How Accurate Is Grünbaum's Reading of Freud?

  Claude Brunell

  pp. 85-110

• Georges Seurat: A Man Divided

  Milton Viederman

  pp. 111-148

• The Self-as-Subject in Psychoanalysis: I. The Nature of Subjectivity

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 155-201

• Agency, Ontology, and Analysis: Roy Schafer's Hermeneutic Conflict

  Katherine P. Morrison

  pp. 203-220

• Reply to Katherine Morrison

  Roy Schafer

  pp. 221-226

• Proselytizing Interpersonalists and Imperious Repairmen: Response to Schafer

  Katherine P. Morrison

  pp. 227-229

• The Sources of Motivation of Personalized and Socialized Charismatic Leaders

  Micha Popper

  pp. 231-246

• Remembrance and Politics: Psychoanalytic Remarks on the Recent Holocaust Discourse in Germany

  Ilka Quindeau

  pp. 247-272

• Commentary on Ilka Quindeau's “Remembrance and Politics: Psychoanalytic Remarks on the Recent Holocaust Discourse in Germany”

  Elliot L. Jurist

  pp. 273-278

• On the Centrality of Death: Rebirth Fantasy in Thoughts of Growth, Change, and Causation

  Douglas A. Chavis

  pp. 279-306

• Spatial Transitions: Contesting the Limits of Social and Psychic Space

  Brenda Goldberg

  pp. 315-341

• The Agon with Fate

  William J. Purcell

  pp. 343-363

• Performing Desire: Musical Expressions of Female Sexuality

  Melanie Suchet & Shara Sand

  pp. 365-382

• The Self-as-Subject in Psychoanalysis: II. The Subject in Analysis

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 383-428

• Cause and Sense in Psychoanalysis: Beyond an Alternative

  Mauro Fornaro

  pp. 429-452

• Scales of Psychological Capacities: Support for a Measure of Structural Change

  Kathryn N. DeWitt, Constance Milbrath & Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 453-480

Special Issue: Psychoanalysis and Art at the Millennium

• Introduction: Paradigm Shifts in Twentieth-Century Art and Critical Theory

  Tom Ettinger

  pp. 485-529

• Psychoanalysis on the Cultural Barricades

  Donald Kuspit

  pp. 531-574

• Psychoanalysis and Art: Their Mutual Relevance

  Gilbert J. Rose

  pp. 591-608

• Artist, Artwork, and Audience: An Empirical Foundation for Psychoanalytic Aesthetics

  Tom Ettinger

  pp. 627-647

• An Object Relations Perspective on Development in the History of Art

  Sidney J. Blatt

  pp. 665-685

• Historical Trends in Art and Art Criticism: Historiometric Perspectives

  Dean Keith Simonton

  pp. 687-703

Commentaries on Donald Kuspit's Paper: I: The History of Psychoanalytic Aesthetics

• Freud and Modern Art: Object, Empathy, and Ideational Mimetics

  Jack Spector

  pp. 575-589

Commentaries on Donald Kuspit's Paper: II: The Empirical Examination of Psychoanalytic Aesthetics

• The Unconscious, Art, and Psychoanalysis

  Matthew Hugh Erdelyi

  pp. 609-626

Commentaries on Donald Kuspit's Paper: III: Paradigm Shifts in the Theory and Practice of Art

• Where Are You, Virgil, When We Need You?

  Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi

  pp. 649-663