Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 14

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Two Essays in Psychoanalytical Psychology
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 1-17
II General Systems Theory: Model or Muddle
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 18-30
A Fine Sensibility
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 31-37
Countertransference Reexamined
Edward S. Tauber
pp. 38-47
Countertransference Experiences with Severely Regressed Patients
L. Bryce Boyer
pp. 48-71
Suffering and Psychotherapy
Hans H. Strupp
pp. 73-97
Validation and the Framework of the Therapeutic Situation—Thoughts Prompted by Hans H. Strupp's "Suffering and Psychotherapy"
Robert J. Langs
pp. 98-124
Another Look at Sullivan's Concept of Individuality
Irena Klenbort
pp. 125-135
Are Being Simply Human and Uniqueness Opposed?
Ralph M. Crowley
pp. 135-139
Individuality: Present but not a Concept
William N. Davis
pp. 140-145
Discussion
Jay Lefer
pp. 146-148
A Reply to Dr. Klenbort
Marylou Lionells
pp. 149-151
Reply
Irena Klenbort
pp. 153-154
The Psychoanalyst as Consultant on a Hemodialysis Unit
Jay Lefer & Anne Griffin
pp. 155-166
The Interpersonal Approach
Maurice R. Green
pp. 167-170
Comments and Criticisms
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 171-172
Primitive Communication and the Use of Countertransference—Reflections on Early Psychic Trauma and its Transference Effects
Joyce McDougall
pp. 173-209
Routine and Inspired Interpretations—Their Relation to the Weaning Process in Analysis
Donald Meltzer
pp. 210-225
Origins: The Impact of Parental Background
Anna Gourevitch
pp. 226-245
Resonance and Subjectivity—The Clinical Application of Lacan
James E. Gorney
pp. 246-272
On a Case of Bulimia
Stuart Schneiderman
pp. 273-278
The Patient's Role in the Modulation of Countertransference
M. Gerard Fromm
pp. 279-290
Beyond Countertransference:—The "New Truth" in the Psychoanalytic Process
Amnon Issacharoff & Winslow Hunt
pp. 291-310
Self-Esteem in Group Therapy
James P. Gustafson & John J. Hartman
pp. 311-329
A Challenge to Professor Roazen
K. R. Eissler
pp. 330-344
Reading, Writing, and Memory: Dr. K. R. Eissler's Thinking
Paul Roazen
pp. 345-353
Erratum
pp. 354-354
Freud and Herzl
Avner Falk
pp. 357-387
The Thinking Cure—Some Thoughts on Thinking in Psychoanalysis
Anna M. Antonovsky
pp. 388-403
Sullivan's Concept of Malevolent Transformation (A Symposium)—Malevolent Transformation and the Negative Therapeutic Reaction
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 405-413
Malevolent Transformation: Some Clinical and Developmental Notes
David E. Schecter
pp. 414-418
Malevolent Transformation: Limits and Extensions
Leo Kovar
pp. 419-423
Truth: A Concept in Emergence
E. H. Rosenberg & G. Medini
pp. 424-432
The Psychoanalysis of a Thirteen Month Old Child
Rosine Lefort
pp. 434-454
Treatment Puzzles and Training Paradigms
Lawrence Friedman
pp. 456-467
A Siren Song
Maurice R. Green
pp. 468-474
Comments and Criticisms
H. E. Jagoda
pp. 475-479
Comments and Criticisms
Warren Wilner
pp. 480-483
Thompson and Sullivan
Maurice R. Green
pp. 485-487
Sullivan and Psychoanalysis
Clara Thompson
pp. 488-501
The Adaptational-Interactional Dimension of Countertransference
Robert Langs
pp. 502-533
Insight and Therapeutic Change
Joseph Barnett
pp. 534-544
Theory of the Self in Contemporary Psychoanalysis (A Symposium)—Introductory Remarks
Ruth Lesser
pp. 545-548
In Search of a Theory
Sabert Basescu
pp. 548-552
Toward a Psychology of the Self
Bernard Friedland
pp. 553-570
A Perspective on Responsibility
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 571-578
Kaiserschmarn
Erwin H. Singer
pp. 579-584
Concluding Remarks
Ruth Lesser
pp. 585-590
Fairy Tales, Splitting, and Ego Development
Ruth B. Shapiro & Constance L. Katz
pp. 591-602
Two Poems about the Work
Ann-Louise S. Silver
pp. 603-604
Stroke
Edward S. Tauber
pp. 605-607
Stroke
Montague Ullman
pp. 608-610

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Two Essays in Psychoanalytical Psychology

II General Systems Theory: Model or Muddle

A Fine Sensibility

Countertransference Reexamined

Countertransference Experiences with Severely Regressed Patients

Suffering and Psychotherapy

Validation and the Framework of the Therapeutic Situation—Thoughts Prompted by Hans H. Strupp's "Suffering and Psychotherapy"

Another Look at Sullivan's Concept of Individuality

Are Being Simply Human and Uniqueness Opposed?

Individuality: Present but not a Concept

Discussion

A Reply to Dr. Klenbort

Reply

The Psychoanalyst as Consultant on a Hemodialysis Unit

The Interpersonal Approach

Comments and Criticisms

Primitive Communication and the Use of Countertransference—Reflections on Early Psychic Trauma and its Transference Effects

Routine and Inspired Interpretations—Their Relation to the Weaning Process in Analysis

Origins: The Impact of Parental Background

Resonance and Subjectivity—The Clinical Application of Lacan

On a Case of Bulimia

The Patient's Role in the Modulation of Countertransference

Beyond Countertransference:—The "New Truth" in the Psychoanalytic Process

Self-Esteem in Group Therapy

A Challenge to Professor Roazen

Reading, Writing, and Memory: Dr. K. R. Eissler's Thinking

Erratum

Freud and Herzl

The Thinking Cure—Some Thoughts on Thinking in Psychoanalysis

Sullivan's Concept of Malevolent Transformation (A Symposium)—Malevolent Transformation and the Negative Therapeutic Reaction

Malevolent Transformation: Some Clinical and Developmental Notes

Malevolent Transformation: Limits and Extensions

Truth: A Concept in Emergence

The Psychoanalysis of a Thirteen Month Old Child

Treatment Puzzles and Training Paradigms

A Siren Song

Comments and Criticisms

Comments and Criticisms

Thompson and Sullivan

Sullivan and Psychoanalysis

The Adaptational-Interactional Dimension of Countertransference

Insight and Therapeutic Change

Theory of the Self in Contemporary Psychoanalysis (A Symposium)—Introductory Remarks

In Search of a Theory

Toward a Psychology of the Self

A Perspective on Responsibility

Kaiserschmarn

Concluding Remarks

Fairy Tales, Splitting, and Ego Development

Two Poems about the Work

Stroke

Stroke