Psychoanalytic Dialogues

Volume 16

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Issue 1

7 articles

What's a Good Object to Do?
Neil J. Skolnick
pp. 1-27
Diagnosis-of-the-Moment and What Kind of Good Object the Patient Needs the Analyst to be: Commentary on Paper by Neil Skolnick
Jay Frankel
pp. 29-37
The Action's in the Action: Reply to Commentary
Neil J. Skolnick
pp. 39-43
“I'm in the Milk and the Milk's in Me”: Eros in the Clinical Relationship
Susan Bodnar
pp. 45-69
“The Gift of an Apple or the Twist of an Arm”: Negotiation in Couples and Couple Therapy
Barbara Pizer & Stuart A. Pizer
pp. 71-92
Signing with a Scar: Understanding Self-Harm
Gillian Straker
pp. 93-112
Sexual Boundary Violations in the Office: When is a Couch Just a Couch?
Andrea Celenza
pp. 113-128

Issue 2

9 articles

A Note From the Editors: The Editors
Neil Altman & Jody Messler Davies
pp. 129-130
Introduction: The Editors
pp. 131
Pandora Meets the NICU Parent or Whither Hope?
Zina Steinberg
pp. 133-147
So the Cradle Won't Fall: Holding the Staff who Hold the Parents in the NICU
Susan B. Kraemer
pp. 149-164
It's Rarely Cold in the NICU: The Permeability of Psychic Space
Susan B. Kraemer & Zina Steinberg
pp. 165-179
Bearing Witness: Across the Barriers in Society and in the Clinic
Chana Ullman
pp. 181-198
I, Thou, and Us: Relationality and the Interpretive Process in Clinical Practice
Juan Tubert-Oklander
pp. 199-216
The Elusiveness of the Relational Unconscious: Commentary on Paper by Juan Taubert-Oklander
Samuel Gerson
pp. 217-225
On the Inherent Relationality of the Unconscious: Reply to Commentary
Juan Tubert-Oklander
pp. 227-239

Issue 3

8 articles

Facilitating Analysis with Implicit and Explicit Self-Disclosures
Helen K. Gediman
pp. 241-262
The Psychoanalytic Other: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gediman
Joyce Slochower
pp. 263-272
Disclosure, Dis-closure, Diss/clothes/sure: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gediman
Stephen Hartman
pp. 273-292
The Illusion of Certainty in Self-Disclosure: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gediman
Christopher Bonovitz
pp. 293-304
Reply to Commentaries
Helen K. Gediman
pp. 305-316
“I Have a Lower Class Body”
Mary E. Sonntag
pp. 317-331
Words Just Don't Cut It: Commentary on Paper by Mary E. Sonntag
Katie Gentile
pp. 333-339
Containers Without Lids
Peter G. M. Carnochan
pp. 341-362

Issue 4

12 articles

Symposium: On the Interface of Kleinian and Intersubjectivist Approaches to a Clinical Case
Stephen Seligman & Malcom Owen Slavin
pp. 363-364
Unconscious Experience: Relational Perspectives
Meira Likierman
pp. 365-376
Crash: What We Do When We Cannot Touch: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likierman
Jessica Benjamin
pp. 377-385
How a Kleinian Analysis Also Tells a Relational and Intersubjective Story: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likierman
Malcolm Owen Slavin
pp. 387-396
The Analyst's Theoretical Persuasion and the Construction of a Conscientious Analysis: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likierman
Stephen Seligman
pp. 397-405
Some Questions About Divergences and Similarities Between Kleinian and Intersubjective Approaches: Reply to Commentaries
Meira Likierman
pp. 407-412
Introduction to Papers from the Conference Dionysius' Ear: Trauma, Tragedy, and Psychoanalytic Listening
Donna M. Orange
pp. 413-416
Tragedy and Healing
Maurizio Pinato
pp. 417-429
Shattering the Analytic Mirror: Corinna and the Interweaving of Trauma and Tragedy in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Maurizio Pinato
Malcolm Owen Slavin
pp. 431-443
Between Fate and Destiny: Oedipus and Reactive Certainty in the Consulting Room
Suzi Naiburg
pp. 445-463
“Earth, Speak to Me, Grass, Speak to Me!” Trauma, Tragedy, and the Crash Between Cultures in Medea
Susanna Federici-Nebbiosi
pp. 465-480
Mythos and Logos
Spyros D. Orfanos
pp. 481-499

Issue 5

14 articles

From Lifegiver to Mutual Nurturance: A Relational Perspective on Symington's Monadic View of Narcissism
Batya Shoshani, Michael Shoshani & Mitchel Becker
pp. 499-517
Foreclosed Futures: Working in Clinical Gray Zones
Maureen Murphy
pp. 519-526
Where We Both Have Lived
Sandra Silverman
pp. 527-542
Ghosts, Unhealable Wounds, and Resilience: Commentary on Papers by Sandra Silverman and Maureen Murphy
Adrienne Harris
pp. 543-551
Our Histories are with Us: Reply to Commentary
Sandra Silverman
pp. 553-555
Jokes and their Relation to the Unconscious: Humor as a Fundamental Emotional Experience
Joseph Newirth
pp. 557-571
And Now for Something Completely Different: Humor in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Joseph Newirth
Neil Altman
pp. 573-577
The Analyst as Comic and the Comic in Analysis: Reply to Commentary
Joseph Newirth
pp. 579-584
Termination, Terminable and Interminable: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Davies
Heather Craige
pp. 585-590
Termination and Its Discontents: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Davies
Kim Rosenfield
pp. 591-593
A Letter to Jody Messler Davies
Sarah Hill
pp. 595-597
Time Passes: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Davies
Bruce Reis
pp. 599-602
Terminations, Self-States, and Complexity in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Davies
William J. Coburn
pp. 603-610
Reply to Commentaries
Jody Messler Davies
pp. 611-616

Issue 6

11 articles

At the Nexus of Love, Lust, and Attachment
Margaret Crastnopol
pp. 617-618
“Let's Do It Again”: Further Reflections on Eros and Attachment
Virginia Goldner
pp. 619-637
On the Subjectivity of Lustful States of Mind
Martin Stephen Frommer
pp. 639-664
The Times We Sizzle, and the Times We Sigh: The Multiple Erotics of Arousal, Anticipation, and Release
Jody Messler Davies
pp. 665-686
The Rub: Sexual Interplay as a Nexus of Lust, Romantic Love, and Emotional Attachment
Margaret Crastnopol
pp. 687-709
Love, Desire, Jouissance: Two out of Three Ain't Bad
Jeanne Wolff Bernstein
pp. 711-724
Sitting with Eros and Psyche on a Buddhist Psychoanalyst's Cushion
Harriet Kimble Wrye
pp. 725-746
Opening what has been Closed, Relaxing what has been Clenched: Dissociation and Enactment Over Time in Committed Relationships
Donnel B. Stern
pp. 747-761
Unforgetting and Excess, the Re-creation and Re-finding of Suppressed Sexuality
Ruth A. Stein
pp. 763-778
Love, Sex, Romance, and Psychoanalytic Goals
Mark J. Blechner
pp. 779-791
Tanya and the Adaptive Dialectic of Romantic Passion and Secure Attachment
Malcolm Owen Slavin
pp. 793-824

Psychoanalytic Dialogues

Issue 1

What's a Good Object to Do?

Diagnosis-of-the-Moment and What Kind of Good Object the Patient Needs the Analyst to be: Commentary on Paper by Neil Skolnick

The Action's in the Action: Reply to Commentary

“I'm in the Milk and the Milk's in Me”: Eros in the Clinical Relationship

“The Gift of an Apple or the Twist of an Arm”: Negotiation in Couples and Couple Therapy

Signing with a Scar: Understanding Self-Harm

Sexual Boundary Violations in the Office: When is a Couch Just a Couch?

Issue 2

A Note From the Editors: The Editors

Introduction: The Editors

Pandora Meets the NICU Parent or Whither Hope?

So the Cradle Won't Fall: Holding the Staff who Hold the Parents in the NICU

It's Rarely Cold in the NICU: The Permeability of Psychic Space

Bearing Witness: Across the Barriers in Society and in the Clinic

I, Thou, and Us: Relationality and the Interpretive Process in Clinical Practice

The Elusiveness of the Relational Unconscious: Commentary on Paper by Juan Taubert-Oklander

On the Inherent Relationality of the Unconscious: Reply to Commentary

Issue 3

Facilitating Analysis with Implicit and Explicit Self-Disclosures

The Psychoanalytic Other: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gediman

Disclosure, Dis-closure, Diss/clothes/sure: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gediman

The Illusion of Certainty in Self-Disclosure: Commentary on Paper by Helen K. Gediman

Reply to Commentaries

“I Have a Lower Class Body”

Words Just Don't Cut It: Commentary on Paper by Mary E. Sonntag

Containers Without Lids

Issue 4

Symposium: On the Interface of Kleinian and Intersubjectivist Approaches to a Clinical Case

Unconscious Experience: Relational Perspectives

Crash: What We Do When We Cannot Touch: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likierman

How a Kleinian Analysis Also Tells a Relational and Intersubjective Story: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likierman

The Analyst's Theoretical Persuasion and the Construction of a Conscientious Analysis: Commentary on Paper by Meira Likierman

Some Questions About Divergences and Similarities Between Kleinian and Intersubjective Approaches: Reply to Commentaries

Introduction to Papers from the Conference Dionysius' Ear: Trauma, Tragedy, and Psychoanalytic Listening

Tragedy and Healing

Shattering the Analytic Mirror: Corinna and the Interweaving of Trauma and Tragedy in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Maurizio Pinato

Between Fate and Destiny: Oedipus and Reactive Certainty in the Consulting Room

“Earth, Speak to Me, Grass, Speak to Me!” Trauma, Tragedy, and the Crash Between Cultures in Medea

Mythos and Logos

Issue 5

From Lifegiver to Mutual Nurturance: A Relational Perspective on Symington's Monadic View of Narcissism

Foreclosed Futures: Working in Clinical Gray Zones

Where We Both Have Lived

Ghosts, Unhealable Wounds, and Resilience: Commentary on Papers by Sandra Silverman and Maureen Murphy

Our Histories are with Us: Reply to Commentary

Jokes and their Relation to the Unconscious: Humor as a Fundamental Emotional Experience

And Now for Something Completely Different: Humor in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Joseph Newirth

The Analyst as Comic and the Comic in Analysis: Reply to Commentary

Termination, Terminable and Interminable: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Davies

Termination and Its Discontents: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Davies

A Letter to Jody Messler Davies

Time Passes: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Davies

Terminations, Self-States, and Complexity in Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Jody Messler Davies

Reply to Commentaries

Issue 6

At the Nexus of Love, Lust, and Attachment

“Let's Do It Again”: Further Reflections on Eros and Attachment

On the Subjectivity of Lustful States of Mind

The Times We Sizzle, and the Times We Sigh: The Multiple Erotics of Arousal, Anticipation, and Release

The Rub: Sexual Interplay as a Nexus of Lust, Romantic Love, and Emotional Attachment

Love, Desire, Jouissance: Two out of Three Ain't Bad

Sitting with Eros and Psyche on a Buddhist Psychoanalyst's Cushion

Opening what has been Closed, Relaxing what has been Clenched: Dissociation and Enactment Over Time in Committed Relationships

Unforgetting and Excess, the Re-creation and Re-finding of Suppressed Sexuality

Love, Sex, Romance, and Psychoanalytic Goals

Tanya and the Adaptive Dialectic of Romantic Passion and Secure Attachment