Annual of Psychoanalysis

• Introduction

  Jerome A. Winer, James William Anderson & Elizabeth A. Danze

  pp. 1-6

• Dreams of Architecture and the Architecture of Dreams

  Eugene Mahon

  pp. 25-37

• What Can Psychoanalysis Learn from an Enhanced Awareness of Architecture and Design?

  Stephen M. Sonnenberg

  pp. 39-56

• Architecture and the True Self

  F. Robert Rodman

  pp. 57-66

• Houses as Self-Portraits Notes on Architects Who Design Their Own Houses

  Phil S. Lebovitz

  pp. 67-75

• FreudSpace Architecture in Psychoanalysis

  Juliet Flower Maccannell

  pp. 93-107

• An Architect's View of Introspective Space The Analytic Vessel

  Elizabeth A. Danze

  pp. 109-124

• Adrian Stokes The Architecture of Phantasy and the Phantasy of Architecture

  Peggy Deamer

  pp. 125-137

• Adrian Stokes and the “Aesthetic Position” Envelopment and Otherness

  Stephen Kite

  pp. 139-160

• Frank Lloyd Wright Power, Powerlessness, and Charisma

  Jerome A. Winer

  pp. 179-190

• Raumplan: Adolf Loos, Frank Lloyd Wright, Residential Space, and Modernity

  Robert Twombly

  pp. 191-205

• The Designer in Architectural Practice

  Robert Gutman

  pp. 227-239

• The Myth of the Masterbuilder A Psychoanalytic Perspective

  Ruxandra Ion & James William Anderson

  pp. 241-259

• Tracking the Emotion in the Stone An Essay on Psychoanalysis and Architecture

  Peter Homans & Diane Jonte-Pace

  pp. 261-284

• Architecture at the Sonia Shankman Orthogenic School of the University of Chicago

  Jacquelyn Sanders

  pp. 285-295

I. Psychoanalysts Encounter Architecture

• Encountering Architecture Subjective Responses to the Basilica of the Mission Dolores

  Robert F. Harris

  pp. 9-24

II. Perspectives from Architectural Scholars

• Building Dreams Space, Psychoanalysis, and the City

  Steve Pile

  pp. 79-91

III. Frank Lloyd Wright

• Frank Lloyd Wright A Psychobiographical Exploration

  James William Anderson

  pp. 163-177

IV. Historical and Cultural Approaches

• The Bauhaus as a Creative Playspace Weimar, Dessau, Berlin, 1919-1933

  Peter Loewenberg

  pp. 209-226