Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Volume 23

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Issue 1

8 articles

Prologue
Diana Diamond, Sidney J. Blatt & Joseph Lichtenberg
pp. 1-11
On Attachment to Internal Objects
Joseph Sandler
pp. 12-26
Clinical Implications of Attachment Theory
Morris Eagle
pp. 27-53
Clinical Dynamics During Adolescence: Psychoanalytic and Attachment Perspectives
Massimo Ammaniti & Giulio Sergi
pp. 54-80
Adult Attachment Interview and Psychoanalytic Perspective: A Single Case Study
Anna Buchheim & Horst Kächele
pp. 81-101
Attachment Theory, Psychoanalysis, Personality Development, and Psychopathology
Sidney J. Blatt & Kenneth N. Levy
pp. 102-150
A Clinician's View of Attachment Theory and Research: A Discussion of the Papers in Three Issues of Psychoanalytic Inquiry
Joseph Lichtenberg
pp. 151-206
Epilogue
Diana Diamond, Sidney J. Blatt & Joseph Lichtenberg
pp. 207-209

Issue 2

10 articles

Prologue
Barbara L. Milrod & Fredric N. Busch
pp. 211-217
Genetics, Developmental Psychopathology, and Psychoanalytic Theory: The Case for Ending Our (Not So) Splendid Isolation
Peter Fonagy
pp. 218-247
A Psychodynamic Treatment for Severe Personality Disorders: Issues in Treatment Development
John F. Clarkin & Kenneth N. Levy
pp. 248-267
Psychodynamic Measures of Therapeutic Change
Sidney J. Blatt & John S. Auerbach
pp. 268-307
A Preliminary Study of Clinical Process in Relation to Outcome in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder
Cara Klein, Barbara L. Milrod, Fredric N. Busch, Kenneth N. Levy & Theodore Shapiro
pp. 308-331
Research Developments on the Therapeutic Alliance in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy
Paul Crits-christoph & Mary Beth Connolly Gibbons
pp. 332-349
Development of a Research Program
Joseph Weiss
pp. 350-366
Commentary
Theodore Shapiro
pp. 367-374
Psychoanalytic Therapy Research: Its Coming of Age
Robert S. Wallerstein
pp. 375-404
Epilogue
Barbara L. Milrod & Fredric N. Busch
pp. 405-408

Issue 3

10 articles

Prologue
Patricia A. Nachman & Linda Mayes
pp. 409-411
The Developmental Roots of Borderline Personality Disorder in Early Attachment Relationships: A Theory and Some Evidence
Peter Fonagy, Mary Target, George Gergely, Jon G. Allen & Anthony W. Bateman
pp. 412-459
Discussion of Peter Fonagy et al.'s “The Developmental Roots of Borderline Personality Disorder in Early Attachment Relationships: A Theory and Some Evidence”
Melvin R. Lansky
pp. 460-472
“Of Course All Relationships Are Unique”: How Co-creative Processes Generate Unique Mother—Infant and Patient—Therapist Relationships and Change Other Relationships
Edward Z. Tronick
pp. 473-491
Discussion of Edward Tronick's “Of Course All Relationships Are Unique”
Barbara Fajardo
pp. 492-497
Communication in Infancy
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 498-520
Holding the Baby in Mind: Discussion of Joseph Lichtenberg's “Communication in Infancy”
Arietta Slade
pp. 521-529
Psychoanalytically Based Treatment for Traumatized Children and Families
Joy D. Osofsky
pp. 530-543
A Psychoanalytically Oriented Approach as Primary and Secondary Prevention: Discussion of Joy Osofsky's “Psychoanalytically Based Treatment for Traumatized Children and Families”
Leon Hoffman
pp. 544-552
Epilogue
Patricia A. Nachman & Linda Mayes
pp. 553

Issue 4

7 articles

Prologue
Malkah T. Notman & Eva P. Lester
pp. 555-557
The Nature and Nurture of Gender
Martha Kirkpatrick
pp. 558-571
The Female Body and Its Meanings
Malkah T. Notman
pp. 572-591
Sensual Enjoyment, Sexual Excitement, and Femininity: Appreciating the Female Sexual Response
Susan G. Lazar & Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 592-614
Homosexuality and Female Sexual Response: Vicissitudes in Middle Age
Eva P. Lester
pp. 615-623
Improbable Possibilities
Carla Golden
pp. 624-641
Epilogue
Malkah T. Notman & Eva P. Lester
pp. 642

Issue 5

10 articles

Prologue
Rosemary A. Segalla
pp. 643-645
Vulnerability, Affect, and Depth in Group Psychotherapy
Martin S. Livingston
pp. 646-677
Strivings and Expectations: An Examination of Process in Groups for Persons with Chronic Mental Illness
Walter N. Stone
pp. 678-696
Creative Use of Gender While Addressing Early Attachment, Trauma, and Cross-Cultural Issues in a Cotherapy Group
Irene Harwood
pp. 697-712
“With a Little Help from My Friends”: Affect Regulation and Emergence of Group Experience in Treatment of Young Adolescents
Susanna Federici-Nebbiosi
pp. 713-733
How Group Abalysis Cures: An Exploration of Narcissistic Rage in Group Treatment
Christine C. Kieffer
pp. 734-749
Organizing Patterns in a Dyad and in a Group: Theoretical and Clinical Implications
Gianni Nebbiosi
pp. 750-770
Commentary on Nebbiosi's “Organizing Patterns in a Dyad and in a Group: Theoretical and Clinical Implications”
Damon L. Silvers
pp. 771-783
Meditation and Group Psychotherapy
Rosemary A. Segalla
pp. 784-799
Epilogue
Rosemary A. Segalla
pp. 800

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Issue 1

Prologue

On Attachment to Internal Objects

Clinical Implications of Attachment Theory

Clinical Dynamics During Adolescence: Psychoanalytic and Attachment Perspectives

Adult Attachment Interview and Psychoanalytic Perspective: A Single Case Study

Attachment Theory, Psychoanalysis, Personality Development, and Psychopathology

A Clinician's View of Attachment Theory and Research: A Discussion of the Papers in Three Issues of Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Epilogue

Issue 2

Prologue

Genetics, Developmental Psychopathology, and Psychoanalytic Theory: The Case for Ending Our (Not So) Splendid Isolation

A Psychodynamic Treatment for Severe Personality Disorders: Issues in Treatment Development

Psychodynamic Measures of Therapeutic Change

A Preliminary Study of Clinical Process in Relation to Outcome in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy for Panic Disorder

Research Developments on the Therapeutic Alliance in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy

Development of a Research Program

Commentary

Psychoanalytic Therapy Research: Its Coming of Age

Epilogue

Issue 3

Prologue

The Developmental Roots of Borderline Personality Disorder in Early Attachment Relationships: A Theory and Some Evidence

Discussion of Peter Fonagy et al.'s “The Developmental Roots of Borderline Personality Disorder in Early Attachment Relationships: A Theory and Some Evidence”

“Of Course All Relationships Are Unique”: How Co-creative Processes Generate Unique Mother—Infant and Patient—Therapist Relationships and Change Other Relationships

Discussion of Edward Tronick's “Of Course All Relationships Are Unique”

Communication in Infancy

Holding the Baby in Mind: Discussion of Joseph Lichtenberg's “Communication in Infancy”

Psychoanalytically Based Treatment for Traumatized Children and Families

A Psychoanalytically Oriented Approach as Primary and Secondary Prevention: Discussion of Joy Osofsky's “Psychoanalytically Based Treatment for Traumatized Children and Families”

Epilogue

Issue 4

Prologue

The Nature and Nurture of Gender

The Female Body and Its Meanings

Sensual Enjoyment, Sexual Excitement, and Femininity: Appreciating the Female Sexual Response

Homosexuality and Female Sexual Response: Vicissitudes in Middle Age

Improbable Possibilities

Epilogue

Issue 5

Prologue

Vulnerability, Affect, and Depth in Group Psychotherapy

Strivings and Expectations: An Examination of Process in Groups for Persons with Chronic Mental Illness

Creative Use of Gender While Addressing Early Attachment, Trauma, and Cross-Cultural Issues in a Cotherapy Group

“With a Little Help from My Friends”: Affect Regulation and Emergence of Group Experience in Treatment of Young Adolescents

How Group Abalysis Cures: An Exploration of Narcissistic Rage in Group Treatment

Organizing Patterns in a Dyad and in a Group: Theoretical and Clinical Implications

Commentary on Nebbiosi's “Organizing Patterns in a Dyad and in a Group: Theoretical and Clinical Implications”

Meditation and Group Psychotherapy

Epilogue