Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 16

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More Different than Alike—Speculations on the Uniqueness of the Psychoanalytic Experience
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 1-15
Interactional and Communicative Aspects of Resistance
Robert Langs
pp. 16-52
Explorations in the Uses of Language in Psychotherapy:—Counterprojective Statements
Leston Havens
pp. 53-67
Termination
Anna Gourevitch
pp. 68-81
The Analyst's Narcissistic Vulnerability—Its Effect on the Treatment Situation
Ted Saretsky
pp. 82-88
The Mother-Daughter Bond
Gloria Friedman
pp. 90-97
On Patients' Gift-Giving
N. I. Kritzberg
pp. 98-118
Instinctual Fantasy and Ideal Images
Michael Eigen
pp. 119-137
Comments and Criticisms
H. E. Jagoda-Michalski
pp. 138-143
Reciprocal Aspects of Psychoanalytic Listening
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 145-155
The Role of Cognition in Psychoanalytic Listening
Lawrence Friedman
pp. 156-162
Three Psychoanalytic Essays—Tension, Resignation, Self-Punishment
Anna Gourevitch
pp. 163-185
Object Relations, the Self, and the Therapeutic Matrix
Althea J. Horner
pp. 186-202
Object Relationship or Object Relations
Anna M. Antonovsky
pp. 203-210
Countertransference Issues with the Later Life Patient
Emilie F. Sobel
pp. 211-222
Empathy, Anxiety and Reality—A View from the Bridge
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 223-236
Sullivan's Concept of Consensual Validation—Sullivan's Concept of Consensual Validation and the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 237-248
The Repair of the Unconscious
Bernard Ehrenberg
pp. 249-257
The Opiate of the Analyst
Eric Singer
pp. 258-266
Welcome to Symposium
Earl G. Witenberg
pp. 269-270
Sullivan's Views on the Obsessional States
Leon Salzman
pp. 271-286
New Psychological Approaches to Creativity
Silvano Arieti
pp. 287-306
Harry Stack Sullivan and American Intellectual Life
Bruce Kuklick
pp. 307-319
Manic-Depressive Syndromes in Light of Sullivanian Theory
Rose Spiegel
pp. 320-334
Remembrance of Things Past and Present
Jarl Dyrud
pp. 335-347
Collaborative Inquiry, Affirmation and Neutrality in the Psychoanalytic Situation
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 348-366
Psychotherapeutic Conversations:—A Linguistic and Semantic Analysis
John L. Schimel
pp. 367-384
Collective Parataxis
Nelson N. Foote
pp. 385-396
Interpersonal Processes, Cognition, and the Analysis of Character
Joseph Barnett
pp. 397-416
A Child is Being Eaten—I: Psychosomatic States, Anxiety Neurosis and Hysteria—a Theoretical Approach II: The Abysmal Mother and the Cork Child—a Clinical Illustration
Joyce McDougall
pp. 417-459
On the Properties of an Interpretation
Robert Langs
pp. 460-478
A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States—Part I. Introduction to a Newer Psychoanalytic Metapsychology
James S. Grotstein
pp. 479-546
Three Aspects of Change in Adolescence
Anna Gourevitch
pp. 547-564
The Developmental and Genetic Perspectives of a Life History
Louise J. Kaplan
pp. 565-580

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

More Different than Alike—Speculations on the Uniqueness of the Psychoanalytic Experience

Interactional and Communicative Aspects of Resistance

Explorations in the Uses of Language in Psychotherapy:—Counterprojective Statements

Termination

The Analyst's Narcissistic Vulnerability—Its Effect on the Treatment Situation

The Mother-Daughter Bond

On Patients' Gift-Giving

Instinctual Fantasy and Ideal Images

Comments and Criticisms

Reciprocal Aspects of Psychoanalytic Listening

The Role of Cognition in Psychoanalytic Listening

Three Psychoanalytic Essays—Tension, Resignation, Self-Punishment

Object Relations, the Self, and the Therapeutic Matrix

Object Relationship or Object Relations

Countertransference Issues with the Later Life Patient

Empathy, Anxiety and Reality—A View from the Bridge

Sullivan's Concept of Consensual Validation—Sullivan's Concept of Consensual Validation and the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis

The Repair of the Unconscious

The Opiate of the Analyst

Welcome to Symposium

Sullivan's Views on the Obsessional States

New Psychological Approaches to Creativity

Harry Stack Sullivan and American Intellectual Life

Manic-Depressive Syndromes in Light of Sullivanian Theory

Remembrance of Things Past and Present

Collaborative Inquiry, Affirmation and Neutrality in the Psychoanalytic Situation

Psychotherapeutic Conversations:—A Linguistic and Semantic Analysis

Collective Parataxis

Interpersonal Processes, Cognition, and the Analysis of Character

A Child is Being Eaten—I: Psychosomatic States, Anxiety Neurosis and Hysteria—a Theoretical Approach II: The Abysmal Mother and the Cork Child—a Clinical Illustration

On the Properties of an Interpretation

A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States—Part I. Introduction to a Newer Psychoanalytic Metapsychology

Three Aspects of Change in Adolescence

The Developmental and Genetic Perspectives of a Life History