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The American Journal of Psychoanalysis Volume 59, Number 1 March 1999 In these pages Close Encounters of a New Kind: Toward an Integration of Psychoanalysis and Buddhism ... ¥ Jeffrey B. Rubir Horney, Zen, and the Real Self: Theoretical and Historical Connections .......Ze@ltan Morvay Suffering and the Dialectical Self in Buddhism and Relational Psychoanalysis ........ Laurence W. Christensen A Glimpse of Zen Practice Within the Realm of Countertransference .....Anna Christensen and Susan R Buddhist Meditation and Countertransference: A Case Study Pew ee oope What on Closer Examination Disappears Robert Langan Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis Words and Wordlessness: A Clinical Approach to the Difference Presenter: Donnel B. Stern Discussant: Douglas H. Ingram Creativity and Psychoanalysis: Annual Karen Horney Memorial Lecture, The Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis Presenter: Christopher Bollas The American Journal of Psychoanalysis Volume 59, Number 2 June 1999 CLINICAL SYMPOSIUM The Treatment-Resistant Patient: Psychotherapy Impasse and Consultatio trom the Erik H. Erikson Institute for Education and Research of the Austen Riggs Center Introduction: A Holding Context for Psychotherapy Impasse ....Edward R. Shapiro On Not Being Enough and the Therapist’s Ego Ideal ... Craig Piers Consultation from the Position of the Third ........ John P. Muller Psychosis as the Sickness Unto Death: Treatment Impass« Consultation, and Resolution ...... Jane G. Tillman Psychotherapy Consultation: Taking the Transference .. 1. Gerard Fromm Discussion of Papers by Drs. Fromm, Muller, Piers and Tillman ...... Sue N. Elkind REGULAR ARTICLES The Pose of Knowing and the Ambivalence of Being Known Visions of the Self Karen Horney’s Vision of the Self Discussion of Paper by Dr. Paris A Brief Note on Ingram’s (1997) Concept of Interiorization Moshe Halevi Spero The Real Self and Psychic Interiority: A Response to Drs. Paris Horner, and Spero Douglas H. Ingram Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis Gender Myths and Mysteries: Resuming the Dialogue Presenter: Doris Brothers Bock Reviews The American Journal of Psychoanalysis Volume 59, Number 3 September 1999 PSYCHOANALYTIC PERSPECTIVES ON GEORGE ELIOT Guest Edited and Introduced by Bernard J. Paris In these pages Maggie and Dorothea: Reparation and Working Through in George Eliot’s Novels lgnés Sodré “I've been robbed!”: Breaking the Silence in Silas Marner Laura Emery and Margaret Keenan Conflicting Self-Perceptions in George Eliot's Romola .... Peggy Fitzhugh Johnstone Middlemarch Revisited: Changing Responses to George Eliot. . Bernard J. Paris George Eliot—Proto-Psychoanalyst ... Carl T. Rotenberg On Ideas of “the Good” and “the Ideal” in George Eliot’s Novels and Post-Kleinian Psychoanalytic Thought Margot Waddell Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis Transference: The Hardest Part Presenter: Steven J. Ellman Discussants: Carol Antler, Candace Jacobson-Gray, Megan Marquier, and Jeannine Zoppi Book Reviews Books Received for Review The American Journal of Psychoanalysis Volume 59, Number 4 December 1999 In these pages Sandor Ferenczi Today: Reviving the Broken Dialectic The Countertransference in the Work of Ferenczi . From Ferenczi to Kohut: From Confusion of Tongues to Self-Object.... From Oedipus to Orpha: Revisiting Ferenczi and Sev Landmark Case \ Contemporary Application of Ferenczi: Co-Construc lraumatic Experiences Through Dream Analysis When Trauma Strikes the Soul: Shame, Splitting Psychic Pain ee Ben Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement Psychoanalysis Affect Regulation, Attachment and Psychoanalysis Presenter: Doris K. Silverman The Analyst’s Mistakes: The Aftermath: A Panel Discussion Presenters: Giselle Galdi, Robin Goldberg, Marilyn Schwartz and Kenneth Winarick Book Reviews Books Received for Review Wea Ronit & ni