The Psychoanalytic Quarterly Vol. 95, No. 3, 2026
Editorial
- Editor’s Note (Neal Vorus)
Reprinted Article
- The Imaginer and the Imagined (Lucy LaFarge)
Knowing and Being Known: A Special Issue in Memory of Lucy LaFarge
- In Memory of Lucy LaFarge: 1948–2025 (Richard B. Simpson)
- Playing with “The Imaginer and the Imagined” (Judith A. Yanof)
- On LaFarge’s Paper “The Imaginer and the Imagined”: To Know the Other, to be Known by the Other, to be Owned/Disowned by the Other (Catalina Bronstein)
- Who is Missing From the Picture? Recognition, Enactment, and Containment in Lucy LaFarge’s “The Imaginer and the Imagined” (Giuseppe Civitarese)
- Beyond Knower and Known: The Evolution of a Personal Core Theory in “The Imaginer and the Imagined” and Related Works (Jason A. Wheeler Vega)
Book Review Editorial
- Book Review Editor’s Note (Rodrigo Barahona)
Book Reviews
- Psychoanalytic Assessment Applications for Different Settings, edited by Jed A. Yalof and Anthony D. Bram (reviewed by Virginia Brabender)
- Otto Rank and the Creation of Modern Psychotherapy, by Robert Kramer (reviewed by Karen Melikian)
- On Being One’s Self: Clinical Explorations in Identity From John Steiner’s Workshop, edited by Sharon Numa (reviewed by Karen Proner)
- Psychobiography: In Search of the Inner Life, by James William Anderson (reviewed by Pratyusha Tummala-Narra)