Psychoanalytic Dialogues

• Dreams within Dreams; Books within Books: Embedded Frames of Illusion in Psychoanalysis

  Hilary Hoge

  pp. 1-26

• Hierarchical and Nonhierarchical Models of Consciousness: Commentary on Paper by Hilary Hoge

  Robert Bosnak

  pp. 27-41

• Commentary on Paper by Hilary Hoge

  Charles W. Dithrich

  pp. 42-50

• Can Dreams within Dreams Serve as Metaphor for Modern Life Itself?: Commentary on Paper by Hilary Hoge

  Paul Lippmann

  pp. 51-59

• Reply to Commentaries

  Hilary Hoge

  pp. 60-69

• Roles in the Psychoanalytic Relationship

  Richard Almond

  pp. 70-88

• In Search of the Person in the Patient: An Interpersonal Perspective on “Roles in the Psychoanalytic Relationship”: Commentary on Paper by Richard Almond

  Edgar Levenson

  pp. 89-94

• Roles of Engagement: Commentary on Paper by Richard Almond

  Robert E. Hooberman

  pp. 95-103

• Lost in Translation: Problems of Interdisciplinary Contributions in Psychoanalysis: Reply to Commentaries

  Richard Almond

  pp. 104-112

• The Contextuality and Existentiality of Emotional Trauma

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 113-123

• Forms of Relational Meaning: Issues in the Relations Between the Implicit and Reflective-Verbal Domains

  pp. 125-148

• “A Lingering Whiff of Descartes in the Air”: From Theoretical Ideas to the Messiness of Clinical Participation: Commentary on Paper by the Boston Change Process Study Group

  Steven H. Knoblauch

  pp. 149-161

• Implicit or Unconscious?: Commentary on Paper by the Boston Change Process Study Group

  Arnold H. Modell

  pp. 162-167

• “One Never Knows, Do One?”: Commentary on Paper by the Boston Change Process Study Group

  Donnel B. Stern

  pp. 168-196

• Forms of Relational Meaning: Reply to Commentaries

  pp. 197-202

• Faith as the Fulcrum of Psychic Change: Metaphors of Transformation in Jewish Mysticism and Psychoanalysis

  Karen E. Starr

  pp. 203-229

• Contribution to the Discussion on the Analytic Frame

  Juan Tubert-Oklander

  pp. 239-242

• The Dread of Mutual Creation of Meaning

  Boaz Shalgi

  pp. 243-247

• Contribution to the Discussion on the Analytic Frame

  Reyna Hernández-Tubert

  pp. 248-251

• Reply to “Expanding the Frame” by Anthony Bass and to Commentaries

  Susanna Federici-Nebbiosi

  pp. 252-257

• Hope and Dread in Mutuality and Asymmetry Regarding the Analytic Setting: Reply to Commentaries

  Ilana Laor

  pp. 258-261

• A Few More Thoughts on the Frame: Forms, Functions, and Meanings

  Anthony Bass

  pp. 262-268

• Erratum

  pp. 269-269

Continuation of the Symposium on “The Psychoanalytic Frame”

• Frame and Frame of Mind as Fractals: Commentary on Anthony Bass's “When the Frame Doesn't Fit the Picture,” Ilana Laor's “The Therapist, the Patient, and the Therapeutic Setting,” and Discussion by Susanna Federici-Nebbiosi

  David Scharff

  pp. 230-238

• Jonah: A Fantasy of Flight

  Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg

  pp. 271-299

• Jonah and Applied Psychoanalytic Dialogue: Introduction

  Lewis Aron

  pp. 300-306

• Commentary on Paper by Aviva Gottlieb Zornberg

  George Fishman

  pp. 307-316

• Jonah's Crisis: Commentary on Paper by Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg

  Jill Salberg

  pp. 317-328

• Jonah: His Story, Our Story; His Struggle, Our Struggle: Commentary on Paper by Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg

  Rabbi Dennis G. Shulman

  pp. 329-364

• Reading the Biblical Text, Conscious and Unconscious Meaning, Diagnosing Jonah: Reply to Commentaries

  Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg

  pp. 365-370

• The Implicit Domain in Couples and Couple Therapy

  Susan M. Shimmerlik

  pp. 371-389

• Improvisation and Mutual Inductive Identification in Couples Therapy: Commentary on Paper by Susan M. Shimmerlik

  Philip A. Ringstrom

  pp. 390-402

• Reply to Commentary

  Susan M. Shimmerlik

  pp. 403-410

• Stuck in Vertical: The Kinetic Temperament in Development and Interaction

  Frances La Barre

  pp. 411-436

• Language and Intersubjectivity: Multiplicity in a Bilingual Treatment

  Sarah Hill

  pp. 437-455

• Speech and Sensuality; Speech and Separation: Commentary on Paper by Sarah Hill

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 456-465

• Crossing Boundaries: Commentary on Paper by Sarah Hill

  Cleonie White

  pp. 466-476

• Reply to Commentaries

  Sarah Hill

  pp. 477-483

• Wasted and Bombed: Clinical Enactments of a Changing Relationship to the Earth

  Susan Bodnar

  pp. 484-512

• The Sense of Self Inside and Environments Outside: How the Two Grow Together and Become One in Healthy Psychological Development

  Sebastiano Santostefano

  pp. 513-535

• Psychoanalysis and Nature: Commentary on Papers by Bodnar and Santostefano

  Michael S. Roth

  pp. 536-540

• In Gratitude: A Non-utopian Response to Roth and Santostefano

  Susan Bodnar

  pp. 541-547

• When and How Does a Person's Relationship with Environments Begin and Continue to Play a Role in Psychological Functioning?: Reply to Paper and Commentaries by Bodnar and Roth

  Sebastiano Santostefano

  pp. 548-561

• Empire Stories: Imperious Objects and the Necessity of Fools

  Ryan LaMothe

  pp. 562-585

• Historicizing the Role of Psychologists in the U.S. Military: Introduction to Issue on Coercive Interrogations and the Mental Health Profession

  Rachael Peltz, Jeanne Wolff Bernstein & Sue Grand

  pp. 587-591

• Healers or Interrogators: Psychology and the United States Torture Regime

  Stephen Soldz

  pp. 592-613

• Making Sense of the APA: A History of the Relationship Between Psychology and the Military

  Frank Summers

  pp. 614-637

• Witnesses to Reality: Working Psychodynamically with Survivors of Terror

  Ghislaine Boulanger

  pp. 638-657

• The Psychodynamics of Torture

  Neil Altman

  pp. 658-670

• Sacrificial Bodies: Terrorism, Counter-Terrorism, Torture

  Sue Grand

  pp. 671-689

• Living Danger: On Not Knowing What We Know

  Nancy Caro Hollander

  pp. 690-709

• Learning From History: An Interview with Robert Jay Lifton

  Rachael Peltz

  pp. 710-734

• Analyst Envy in Working with an Artist: Four Scenes

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 735-757

• To Have and to Hold: Thoughts on Admiration/Envy: Commentary on Paper by Joye Weisel-Barth

  Carolyn Ellman

  pp. 758-765

• Melanie Klein and Envy: A Static Totalitarian Script or a Sample of our Protean Theories?: Commentary on Paper by Joye Weisel-Barth

  Meira Likierman

  pp. 766-775

• A Response to Carolyn Ellman and Meira Likierman: Reply to Commentaries

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 776-783

• On Digital Consciousness and Psychic Death

  Sheldon Bach

  pp. 784-794

• Psychoanalytic Healing, Love, Life, and Death: Commentary on Paper by Sheldon Bach

  Jenny Putnam & Lewis Aron

  pp. 795-811

• A Study of the Boston Change Process Study Group

  Steven J. Ellman & Michael Moskowitz

  pp. 812-837

• Gender Now

  Ken Corbett

  pp. 838-856