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American Journal of Psychoanalysis|September 11, 2015
Seeing double, being double: longing, belonging, recognition, and evasion in psychodynamic work with immigrantsGhislaine BoulangerAmerican Journal of Psychoanalysis|July 26, 2017
UNTOLD STORIES AND THE POWER OF SILENCE IN THE INTERGENERATIONAL TRANSMISSION OF SOCIAL TRAUMARuth LijtmaerAmerican Journal of Psychoanalysis|July 26, 2017
The Drive For Self-Assertion And The Reality Principle In A Patient With Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma: The History of GiuliaAntonella GranieriAmerican Journal of Psychoanalysis|July 29, 2017
Something Was Lost in Freud's Beyond the Pleasure Principle: A Ferenczian ReadingRaluca SoreanuAmerican Journal of Psychoanalysis|September 15, 2017
The Failure of Clara Thompson's Ferenczian (Proxy) Analysis of Harry Stack SullivanKathleen MeigsAmerican Journal of Psychoanalysis|November 28, 2015
COMMUNISM AND THE TRAUMA OF ITS COLLAPSE REVISITEDCatherine Schmidt-Löw-Beer, Moira Atria, Elisha DavarAmerican Journal of Psychoanalysis|May 20, 2016
THE ROLE OF AN IMMIGRANT MOTHER IN HER ADOLESCENT'S IDENTITY FORMATION: "WHO AM I?"Mali MannAmerican Journal of Psychoanalysis|May 20, 2016
GEORG GRODDECK: "THE PINCH OF PEPPER" OF PSYCHOANALYSIS(.)Mark F Poster, Galina Hristeva, Michael GieferAmerican Journal of Psychoanalysis|August 14, 2014
Emotions and cognitions: a critique of the dichotomous view of mental functionArash JavanbakhtPageof 71