Psychoanalytic Psychology

• If I Knew then What I Know Now: Theme and Variations

  Fred Pine

  pp. 1-7

• Genealogy in Psychoanalytic Education: Reinforced Adherence or Useful Aids Toward Individuation?

  Robert M. Dorn, Howard F. Stein & Burness E. Moore

  pp. 8-29

• Endangered by Interpretations: Treatment by Attitude of the Narcissistically Vulnerable Patient

  Cynthia J. Shilkret

  pp. 30-42

• The Culture of Psychoanalysis and the Concept of Analyzability

  Allan Frosch

  pp. 43-55

• The Clinical use of Therapeutic Disjunctions

  Steven A. Frankel

  pp. 56-71

• Sibling Loss and Attachment Style: An Exploratory Study

  Devon R. Charles & Marilyn Charles

  pp. 72-90

• In Prison: A Clinical Diary

  Diane M. Gartland

  pp. 91-107

• Two Sets of Private Theories in Analysands and Their Analysts: Utopian Versus Attainable Cures

  Andrzej Werbart & Sonja Levander

  pp. 108-127

• The Oceanic Feeling and a Sea Change: Historical Challenges to Reductionist Attitudes to Religion and Spirit from Within Psychoanalysis

  Janette Graetz Simmonds

  pp. 128-142

• Concern: A Comparative Look

  Rami Tolmacz

  pp. 143-158

• Vicissitudes of the Impetus for Growth and Change among Emerging Adults

  Shmuel Shulman, Sidney J. Blatt & Benni Feldman

  pp. 159-180

• Assertions of Therapeutic Excess: A Reply to Mills (2005)

  Marilyn S. Jacobs

  pp. 189-192

• “Neither Fish nor Flesh”: Commentary on Jon Mills (2005)

  Stuart A. Pizer

  pp. 193-196

• A Response to My Critics

  Jon Mills

  pp. 197-209

Book Review

• My Life in Theory, By Leo Rangell. Other Press, 2004, 363 pp. ISBN 1-59051-113-1. $35

  Martin A. Schulman

  pp. 181-183

Commentary

• Contextualizing is not Nullifying: Reply to Mills (2005)

  Robert D. Stolorow, George E. Atwood & Donna M. Orange

  pp. 184-188

Special Issue: The Relevance of Sigmund Freud for the 21st Century

• Introduction to Special Issue—The Relevance of Sigmund Freud for the 21st Century

  Joseph Reppen

  pp. 215-216

• An Analysis of the Course of Psychoanalysis: The Case for a Unitary Theory

  Leo Rangell

  pp. 217-238

• Prospects for Psychoanalysis in the 21st Century

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 239-256

• Is Sigmund Freud's Psychoanalytic Edifice Relevant to the 21st Century?

  Adolf Grünbaum

  pp. 257-284

• Freud's Legacy—Is it Still with us?

  Zvi Lothane

  pp. 285-301

• The Relevance of Freud's Psychoanalysis in the 21st Century: Its Science and Its Research1

  Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 302-326

• Freud's Relevance for Contemporary Psychoanalytic Technique

  Frank Summers

  pp. 327-338

• A Freudian Construct Lost and Reclaimed: The Psychodynamics of Personality Pathology

  Robert F. Bornstein

  pp. 339-353

• Freud, Civilization, Religion, and Stoicism

  Douglas Kirsner

  pp. 354-366

• Who is Freud and What does the New Century Behold?

  David Pincus

  pp. 367-372

• Reflections on the Death Drive

  Jon Mills

  pp. 373-382

• What Freud Called “The Psychology for Neurologists” and the Many Questions it Raises

  Johanna Krout Tabin

  pp. 383-407

• Freud on the Acropolis: An Appreciation

  David Anderegg

  pp. 408-416

• The Relevance of Freud's Concept of Danger-Situation for an Intersubjective-Systems Perspective

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 417-419

• Freud's Forgotten Evolutionary Project

  Carlo Strenger

  pp. 420-429

• Might Freud's Legacy Lie Beyond the Couch?

  Stuart W. Twemlow & Henri Parens

  pp. 430-451

Book Review

• Recollecting Freud by Isidor Sadger, Alan Dundes (Ed.), Johanna Micaela Jacob-sen and Alan Dundes (Trans.) University of Wisconsin Press, 2005, 196 pp., $ 26.95. ISBN 0-299-21100-2

  Paul Roazen

  pp. 452-455

• Ontology and Metaphor: Reflections on the Unconscious and the “I” in the Therapeutic Setting

  Gerald J. Gargiulo

  pp. 461-474

• Immoral Actions in Otherwise Moral Individuals: Interrogating the Structure and Meaning of Moral Hypocrisy

  Ronald C. Naso

  pp. 475-489

• Transcending the Angel Beast: Viktor Frankl and Humanistic Psychology

  Timothy Pytell

  pp. 490-503

• Psychological Testing and Analyzability: Breathing New Life Into an Old Issue

  Mary Jo Peebles-Kleiger, Leonard Horwitz, James H. Kleiger & Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 504-526

• Lacanian Perspectives on Psychoanalytic Supervision

  Raul Moncayo

  pp. 527-541

• Tearing the Child Apart: The Contribution of Narcissism, Envy, and Perverse Modes of Thought to Child Custody Wars

  Michael B. Donner

  pp. 542-553

• Personal Constructs and Psychodynamic Psychotherapy: A Case Study

  Ehud Koch

  pp. 554-578

• Heidegger's Investigative Method in Being and Time

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 594-602

Panel Report

• Supervision by Telephone: An Innovation in Psychoanalytic Training— A Roundtable Discussion

  Martin Manosevitz

  pp. 579-582

Brief Report

• Individual Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia: Empirical Evidence for the Practicing Clinician

  William H. Gottdiener

  pp. 583-589

Commentary

• Chinese Freud?: A Fable

  John A. Friedman

  pp. 590-593

• Taking/Including Pleasure in the Experienced Self

  Roy Schafer

  pp. 609-618

• Time on My Hands: The Dilemma of the Chronically Late Patient

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 619-643

• Lusting for Death: Unconscious Fantasies in an Ancient Jewish Martyrdom Text

  Naomi Janowitz

  pp. 644-653

• A Preliminary Test of the Addiction-To-Near-Death Construct

  William H. Gottdiener

  pp. 661-666

• Theodor Reik: An Appreciation

  Joseph Reppen

  pp. 675

• Two Interviews with Reik

  Paul Roazen

  pp. 676-683

• Fluctuat Nec Mergitur or What Happened to Reikian Psychoanalysis?

  Dany Nobus

  pp. 684-700

• The Question of Lay Analysis Reconsidered

  Martin A. Schulman

  pp. 701-710

• Reciprocal Free Association: Listening With the Third Ear as an Instrument in Psychoanalysis

  Zvi Lothane

  pp. 711-727

• Theodor Reik: On Psychoanalysis and the Unconscious Compulsion to Confess

  Morton Israel

  pp. 728-737

• The need to Express and the Compulsion to Confess: Reik's Theory of Symptom-Formation

  Kyle Arnold

  pp. 738-753

• Reik's Theory of Psychoanalytic Listening

  Kyle Arnold

  pp. 754-765

Brief Reports

• Meaning or Medicine: The Future of Psychoanalysis in the Professional Schools

  Gary Walls

  pp. 654-660

Film Review

• Hysteria in Wine Country: Movie Review: Sideways (2004)

  Thomas Hoffman

  pp. 667-674