American Journal of Psychoanalysis

In These Pages…

• Trauma and Subjectivity: A South American Perspective

  Jô Gondar

  pp. 1-6

Articles

• Trauma and Contemporary Forms of Subjectivity: Contributions of Argentine Psychoanalysis

  Juan Carlos Volnovich

  pp. 7-22

• Clinical Praxis and the Place of the Analyst: A Chilean Perspective

  Juan Flores

  pp. 23-39

• The Enigma of Extreme Traumatism: Trauma, Exclusion and Their Impact on Subjectivity

  Marcelo N. Viñar

  pp. 40-51

• Between Psychoanalysis and Testimonial Space: The Analyst as a Witness

  Jô Gondar

  pp. 52-63

• So, Doctor, Now, What Do I Do?

  Eliana Schueler Reis

  pp. 64-77

• The Cut and the Building of Psychoanalysis, Volume 1: Sigmund Freud and Emma Eckstein, by Carlo Bonomi, Routledge, Sussex and New York, 288pp.

  Aleksandar Dimitrijevic

  pp. 87-90

• The Cut and the Building of Psychoanalysis, Volume 1: Sigmund Freud and Emma Eckstein, by Carlo Bonomi, Routledge, Sussex & New York, 2015, 288pp.

  Louis Rothschild

  pp. 91-96

• Reading Italian Psychoanalysis, edited by Franco Borgogno, Alberto Luchetti and Luisa Marino Coe, Routledge, London and New York, 2016, 738pp.

  Endre Koritar

  pp. 97-103

Brief Communication

• The Bloody Amputation: A Discussion of a First Dream in an Analysis

  George E. Atwood

  pp. 78-82

Book Reviews

• The Cut and the Building of Psychoanalysis, Volume I: Sigmund Freud and Emma Eckstein, by Carlo Bonomi, Routledge, Sussex and New York, 2015, 288pp.

  Judith E. Vida

  pp. 83-86

Articles

• Child Survivors: Stolen Childhood—Scenic Memory of the Shoah in Jewish Child or Adolescent Survivors of Nazi Persecution

  Kurt Grünberg & Friedrich Markert

  pp. 105-127

• Insecure Attachments and Their Intermingling Transferences

  Doris K. Silverman

  pp. 128-145

• From Ghost to Ancestor: Sándor Ferenczi's Impact on Clinical Social Work

  Steven Kuchuck

  pp. 146-162

• Anxious Laughter: Mauron's Renversement and Gogol's Overcoat

  Alfie Bown

  pp. 163-176

• Songs in the Countertransference or “Gilding the Philosophic Pill”

  Charles A. Peterson

  pp. 177-191

• Would-be Wife Killer: A Clinical Study of Primitive Mental Functions, Actualised Unconscious Fantasies, Satellite States and Developmental Steps, by Vamik Volkan, Karnac Books Ltd., London, 2015, 192pp.

  Ajay Vijayakrishnan

  pp. 195-197

• Psychoanalysis and Literature: The Stories We Live, by Marilyn Charles, Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham, PA, 2015, 273pp.

  Galina Hristeva

  pp. 198-200

• Micro-Trauma: A Psychoanalytic Understanding of Cumulative Psychic Injury by Margaret Crastnopol, Routledge, New York, 2015, 268pp.

  Nancy Freeman-Carroll

  pp. 201-202

• The Brain, the Mind and the Self: A Psychoanalytic Road Map, by Arnold Goldberg, Routledge, New York, 2015, 164pp.

  John Turtz

  pp. 203-205

Book Reviews

• Deciphering the New Antisemitism, edited by Alvin H. Rosenfeld, Indiana University Press, Bloomington and Indianapolis, 2015, 568pp.

  Merle Molofsky

  pp. 192-194

In These Pages…

• Second Special Issue: Heritage of a Psychoanalytic Mind. Ferenczi International Conference in Toronto

  Josette Garon

  pp. 207-212

Articles

• Ferenczi's Evolving Conception of Narcissisic Pathology and its Basis in Trauma

  Jay Frankel

  pp. 213-222

• Something was Lost in Freud's Beyond the Pleasure Principle: A Ferenczian Reading

  Raluca Soreanu

  pp. 223-238

• Ferenczi's Revolutionary Therapeutic Approach

  Clara Mucci

  pp. 239-254

• Searching for a Sensitive Way of Working Through

  Daniel Kupermann

  pp. 255-264

• Unconscious Perception and Reverie: An Intersubjective Connection

  Marcio Leitão Bandeira

  pp. 265-273

• Untold Stories and the Power of Silence in the Intergenerational Transmission of Social Trauma

  Ruth Lijtmaer

  pp. 274-284

• The Drive for Self-Assertion and the Reality Principle in a Patient with Malignant Pleural Mesothelioma: The History of Giulia

  Antonella Granieri

  pp. 285-294

• The “Method of Game”: Sándor Ferenczi and His Patient Dm./Clara Thompson

  Etty Cohen

  pp. 295-312

• The Failure of Clara Thompson's Ferenczian (Proxy) Analysis of Harry Stack Sullivan

  Kathleen Meigs

  pp. 313-331

• Reclaiming Unlived Life: Experiences in Psychoanalysis, by Thomas Ogden, Routledge, London and New York, 2016, 206pp.

  Endre Koritar

  pp. 336-337

• The Power of Names: Uncovering the Mystery of What We are Called, by Mavis Himes, Rowman and Littlefield, Lanham, 2016, 223pp.

  Molly S. Castelloe

  pp. 338-340

Book Reviews

• A Different Path: An Emotional Autobiography, by Neville Symington, Karnac, London, 2016, 323pp.

  Judith E. Vida

  pp. 332-335

Section Introduction

• Shining a Psychoanalytic Light on Alienation, Otherness, and Xenophobia

  Endre Koritar

  pp. 341-346

Articles

• Some Paths towards Psychotic Alienation

  Franco De Masi

  pp. 347-358

• Our Relations to Refugees: Between Compassion and Dehumanization

  Sverre Varvin

  pp. 359-377

• Anti-Semitism and Xenophobia

  Ilany Kogan

  pp. 378-391

• I Am a Mystery to Myself

  Joel Miller

  pp. 392-398

• There Must Be Blood

  George E. Atwood

  pp. 399-405

• Moral Injury*

  Mildred Antonelli

  pp. 406-416

• Pierre Janet and Auguste Forel: Two Historical Contributions

  Marco Bacciagaluppi

  pp. 417-439

• Shared Traumas, Silent Loss, Public and Private Mourning, edited by Lene Auestad, Karnac Books Ltd., London, 2017, 197pp.

  Merle Molofsky

  pp. 444-447

• The Parnas: A Scene from the Holocaust, by Silvano Arieti, Paul Dry Books, Philadelphia, PA, 2000, 158pp.

  Howard Covitz & Elkins Park

  pp. 448-450

• Psychoanalysis in an Age of Accelerating Cultural Change: Spiritual Globalization, by Neil Altman, Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group, London and New York, 2015, 140pp.

  Virginia Rachmani

  pp. 451-453

• Journeys in Psychoanalysis: The Selected Works of Elizabeth Spillius, by Elizabeth Spillius, Routledge, East Sussex and New York, 2016, 192pp.

  Henry J. Friedman

  pp. 454-457

Book Reviews

• Immigrants and Refugees: Trauma, Personal Mourning, and Border Psychology, by Vamik D. Volkan, Karnac, London, 2017, 118pp.

  Ian S. Miller

  pp. 440-443