Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 18

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Follow the Fox—An Inquiry Into the Vicissitudes of Psychoanalytic Supervision
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 1-15
The Choice of Clinical Methods
Leston L. Havens
pp. 16-42
Newer Perspectives in Object Relations Theory
James S. Grotstein
pp. 43-91
The Supervisory Process and Parallel Process in Psychoanalysis
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 92-110
Robert S. Woodworth, Schafer's "Action Language, " and Alfred Adler
Heinz L. Ansbacher
pp. 112-118
Preoccupation with Immortality Expressive of a Negation of Life
Edward S. Tauber
pp. 119-132
Reflections on the Analytic Process after Forty Years as a Psychoanalyst
Walter Bonime
pp. 133-140
The Theme of Hope in Erich Fromm's Writing
Marianne Horney Eckardt
pp. 141-152
On Relearning the Forgotten Language—Deprofessionalizing the Dream
Montague Ullman
pp. 153-159
Metaphysics or Autistic Reverie
Richard D. Chessick
pp. 160-172
Psychotherapy of the Depressed Patient
Walter Bonime
pp. 173-189
Adapting to the Patient's Therapeutic Need in the Psychoanalytic Situation
Lawrence Epstein
pp. 190-217
The Therapeutic Relationship in Psychoanalysis
Thomas J. Paolino
pp. 218-234
Psychoanalytic Failure—Reflections on an Autobiographical Account
Hans H. Strupp
pp. 235-250
On Tragic Miscarriages
Ralph M. Crowley
pp. 251-255
To Live and Let Live
John L. Schimel
pp. 256-258
Vicious Circles:—The Self and the Rhetoric of Emerging and Unfolding
Paul L. Wachtel
pp. 259-273
Discussion
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 273-279
Reply
Paul L. Wachtel
pp. 280-282
Encounter and Communication II
Anna Gourevitch
pp. 283-290
The Cornerstone of Psychoanalysis:—Breuer's Enduring Contribution
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 291-302
Erwin Singer: In Memoriam—Dedication
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg & Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 303-303
Erwin Singer 1919–1980
Gladys Natchez
pp. 304-304
Tributes
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 307-310
Tributes
Edward S. Tauber
pp. 311-311
Tributes
Earl G. Witenberg
pp. 312-313
Resuming the Work with a Life-Threatening Illness
Ann-Louise Schlesinger Silver
pp. 314-326
Further Thoughts on Reanalysis
Alberta B. Szalita
pp. 327-348
Essays on Paul Dewald's "The Psychoanalytic Process"—A Critical Review
Samuel D. Lipton
pp. 349-364
Playground or Playpen
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 365-372
The Narcissistic Economy and its Relation to Primitive Sexuality
Joyce McDougall
pp. 373-396
Comments on the Difficult Patient—Some Transference-Countertransference Issues
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 397-411
The Psychoanalytic Theory of Unconscious Psychic Experience
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 412-437
The Impostor—An Interpersonal Point of View
Arthur Gottdiener
pp. 438-454
Countertransference in Supervision—Therapeutic Consequences for the Supervisee
Amnon Issacharoff
pp. 455-472
Approaches in Psychotherapy (A Conference)
pp. 473
Welcome
Miles Shore
pp. 473-473
Introduction the Case of Mr. Baker
Andrew P. Morrison
pp. 474-480
A Family Perspective
Nicholas C. Avery
pp. 480-486
Discussion
W. W. Meissner
pp. 487-497
Discussion
Paul G. Myerson
pp. 498-510
Bibliography of Erwin Singer
pp. 505-306
Discussion
Leston Havens
pp. 511-521
Discussion
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
pp. 522-534
Psychoanalytic Engagement—The Transaction as Primary Data
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
pp. 535-555
The Paranoid and the Depressive—Dynamic Correlations
Walter Bonime
pp. 556-574
Supervisory Crises and Dreams from Supervisees
Robert Langs
pp. 575-612
Psychoanalytic Listening—With Special Reference to the Views of Langs
Richard D. Chessick
pp. 613-634
The Experience of Time and Hope in the Elderly
Z. Peniazek
pp. 635-645
A Note on Obscurantism—The Case of Aaron Green
Murray J. Stern
pp. 646-651
Errata: References
pp. 659-659

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Follow the Fox—An Inquiry Into the Vicissitudes of Psychoanalytic Supervision

The Choice of Clinical Methods

Newer Perspectives in Object Relations Theory

The Supervisory Process and Parallel Process in Psychoanalysis

Robert S. Woodworth, Schafer's "Action Language, " and Alfred Adler

Preoccupation with Immortality Expressive of a Negation of Life

Reflections on the Analytic Process after Forty Years as a Psychoanalyst

The Theme of Hope in Erich Fromm's Writing

On Relearning the Forgotten Language—Deprofessionalizing the Dream

Metaphysics or Autistic Reverie

Psychotherapy of the Depressed Patient

Adapting to the Patient's Therapeutic Need in the Psychoanalytic Situation

The Therapeutic Relationship in Psychoanalysis

Psychoanalytic Failure—Reflections on an Autobiographical Account

On Tragic Miscarriages

To Live and Let Live

Vicious Circles:—The Self and the Rhetoric of Emerging and Unfolding

Discussion

Reply

Encounter and Communication II

The Cornerstone of Psychoanalysis:—Breuer's Enduring Contribution

Erwin Singer: In Memoriam—Dedication

Erwin Singer 1919–1980

Tributes

Tributes

Tributes

Resuming the Work with a Life-Threatening Illness

Further Thoughts on Reanalysis

Essays on Paul Dewald's "The Psychoanalytic Process"—A Critical Review

Playground or Playpen

The Narcissistic Economy and its Relation to Primitive Sexuality

Comments on the Difficult Patient—Some Transference-Countertransference Issues

The Psychoanalytic Theory of Unconscious Psychic Experience

The Impostor—An Interpersonal Point of View

Countertransference in Supervision—Therapeutic Consequences for the Supervisee

Approaches in Psychotherapy (A Conference)

Welcome

Introduction the Case of Mr. Baker

A Family Perspective

Discussion

Discussion

Bibliography of Erwin Singer

Discussion

Discussion

Psychoanalytic Engagement—The Transaction as Primary Data

The Paranoid and the Depressive—Dynamic Correlations

Supervisory Crises and Dreams from Supervisees

Psychoanalytic Listening—With Special Reference to the Views of Langs

The Experience of Time and Hope in the Elderly

A Note on Obscurantism—The Case of Aaron Green

Errata: References