Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 13

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Countertransference and the Anxiety of Influence
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 1-15
Countertransference, Counterresistance, Counteranxiety: The Anxiety of Influence and the Uniqueness of Curiosity
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 16-29
Understanding the Individual Through Folklore
L. Bryce Boyer & Ruth M. Boyer
pp. 30-50
Destruction-Reconstruction of Language and Forms of Interaction:—Clinical Aspects of Lorenzer's Concepts
Klaus D. Hoppe
pp. 52-62
Women with Double Lives
Ruth Moulton
pp. 64-84
The Occurrence of Emergencies and Crisis in Psychoanalytic Therapy
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 85-93
The Consequences of Predicting Disaster
John L. Schimel
pp. 94-101
Orthodoxy on Freud: The Case of Tausk
Paul Roazen
pp. 102-114
No Reply
K. R. Eissler
pp. 115-115
Lowering the Barriers to Psychoanalysis
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 116-124
A Re-Reply
Amnon Issacharoff
pp. 125-127
Psychology, Metapsychology, and the Evolving American School
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 128-154
Comments and Criticisms
Miriam Rosenberg
pp. 155-157
Ernest G. Schachtel 1903-1975
Earl Witenberg
pp. 159-159
Climber of Mountains
Zeborah Schachtel
pp. 160-162
On Self-Doubt and Self-Esteem in the Practice of Psychodiagnostics
Ernest G. Schachtel
pp. 163-171
Fragments
Ernest G. Schachtel
pp. 172-177
The Analysis of Style in Writing
Ernest G. Schachtel
pp. 178-199
The Foundation of a Humanistic Psychoanalysis—The Contribution of Ernest Schachtel
Jerome L. Singer
pp. 200-208
Expanding the Interpretive Range of Psychoanalytic Therapy—A Critical Metamorphosis of its Structure of Inquiry
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 209-232
Activity and Masochism
Richard N. Atkins
pp. 233-250
My Experience as a Patient of Ernest Schachtel
Warren I. Fox
pp. 251-260
Sullivan's Participant Observation
Maurice R. Green
pp. 258-359
Studies Extending Schachtel's Developmental Theories—Problematic Aspects of Esthetic Encounters
Norbett L. Mintz
pp. 261-286
Schachtel's Contribution to the Teaching Experience
Leah Levinger
pp. 287-295
Reminiscences of Ernest Schachtel
pp. 296-312
Bibliography of Ernest G. Schachtel
pp. 313-316
Sullivan and Treatment
Mary Julian White
pp. 317-346
Sullivan's Concept of Participant-Observation (A Symposium)—Participant Observation
Hilde Bruch
pp. 347-350
Participant Observation
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 351-354
Participant Observation
Ralph M. Crowley
pp. 355-357
Harry Stack Sullivan's Contribution to Clinical Method
Leston L. Havens
pp. 360-363
Some Notes on Participant Observation
Edwin Kasin
pp. 364-366
The Analyst's Participant Observation as Influenced by the Patient's Transference
Harold F. Searles
pp. 367-370
Development of Sullivan's Theory of Participant Observation
Rose Spiegel
pp. 372-376
Participant Observation
Alberta B. Szalita & Jaco Peniazek
pp. 377-380
From Mirror to Participant Observation, to Coparticipant Inquiry and Experience
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 381-386
The Inner Game of Psychoanalysis
Earl G. Witenberg
pp. 387-398
On the Growing Interest in Countertransference as a Therapeutic Instrument
Lawrence Epstein
pp. 399-406
Vintage Sullivan—Comments on the 1946-1947 Seminar
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 407-411
A Unique Contribution
Ralph M. Crowley
pp. 412-415
In Homage to Ernest Schachtel
Rose Spiegel
pp. 416-418
Abortion Aborted
Edna Ortof
pp. 420-425
Comments and Criticisms
K. R. Eissler
pp. 426-428
The Impact of Delusion and the Delusion of Impact—A Countertransference Dilemma
Peter L. Giovacchini
pp. 429-441
The Therapeutic Function of Hate in the Countertransference
Lawrence Epstein
pp. 442-460
Discussion
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 461-468
Object Relations and Attachment—Implications on the Transference in the Treatment of Adolescents
Gabrielle Clerk
pp. 469-482
Phobic Encounters: A Growing Impasse?
Lawrence H. Climo
pp. 484-506
Separation and Identity in Adolescence—Erikson and Mahler—some Similarities
David E. Brandt
pp. 507-518
The Resolution of Impasses in Borderline States
Ted Saretsky
pp. 519-532
On Looking Into Chapman's Sullivan
Alan Grey
pp. 533-539
Hope
Maurice R. Green
pp. 540-544
Orchestrating Anxiety
Maurice R. Green
pp. 545-546

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Countertransference and the Anxiety of Influence

Countertransference, Counterresistance, Counteranxiety: The Anxiety of Influence and the Uniqueness of Curiosity

Understanding the Individual Through Folklore

Destruction-Reconstruction of Language and Forms of Interaction:—Clinical Aspects of Lorenzer's Concepts

Women with Double Lives

The Occurrence of Emergencies and Crisis in Psychoanalytic Therapy

The Consequences of Predicting Disaster

Orthodoxy on Freud: The Case of Tausk

No Reply

Lowering the Barriers to Psychoanalysis

A Re-Reply

Psychology, Metapsychology, and the Evolving American School

Comments and Criticisms

Ernest G. Schachtel 1903-1975

Climber of Mountains

On Self-Doubt and Self-Esteem in the Practice of Psychodiagnostics

Fragments

The Analysis of Style in Writing

The Foundation of a Humanistic Psychoanalysis—The Contribution of Ernest Schachtel

Expanding the Interpretive Range of Psychoanalytic Therapy—A Critical Metamorphosis of its Structure of Inquiry

Activity and Masochism

My Experience as a Patient of Ernest Schachtel

Sullivan's Participant Observation

Studies Extending Schachtel's Developmental Theories—Problematic Aspects of Esthetic Encounters

Schachtel's Contribution to the Teaching Experience

Reminiscences of Ernest Schachtel

Bibliography of Ernest G. Schachtel

Sullivan and Treatment

Sullivan's Concept of Participant-Observation (A Symposium)—Participant Observation

Participant Observation

Participant Observation

Harry Stack Sullivan's Contribution to Clinical Method

Some Notes on Participant Observation

The Analyst's Participant Observation as Influenced by the Patient's Transference

Development of Sullivan's Theory of Participant Observation

Participant Observation

From Mirror to Participant Observation, to Coparticipant Inquiry and Experience

The Inner Game of Psychoanalysis

On the Growing Interest in Countertransference as a Therapeutic Instrument

Vintage Sullivan—Comments on the 1946-1947 Seminar

A Unique Contribution

In Homage to Ernest Schachtel

Abortion Aborted

Comments and Criticisms

The Impact of Delusion and the Delusion of Impact—A Countertransference Dilemma

The Therapeutic Function of Hate in the Countertransference

Discussion

Object Relations and Attachment—Implications on the Transference in the Treatment of Adolescents

Phobic Encounters: A Growing Impasse?

Separation and Identity in Adolescence—Erikson and Mahler—some Similarities

The Resolution of Impasses in Borderline States

On Looking Into Chapman's Sullivan

Hope

Orchestrating Anxiety