Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 20

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Unique Individuality Redeemed—Sullivan's Misinterpretation of Bridgman's Operationalism
Anthony T. Moore
pp. 1-32
Discussion
Ralph M. Crowley
pp. 33-36
Perils and Pitfalls of Free Floating Attention
Donald P. Spence
pp. 37-58
Discussion
Amnon Issacharoff
pp. 59-64
Discussion
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 64-76
A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States, Part II—The Borderline Syndrome-Section 2 the Phenomenology of the Borderline Syndrome2
James S. Grotstein
pp. 77-119
Group Dream Work and Healing
Montague Ullman
pp. 120-130
A Proposal to Enlarge the Individual Model of Psychoanalytic Supervision
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 131-144
Response to Dr. Wolstein
WAWI Council-of-Fellows
pp. 146-147
Reply
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 148-154
Notes on Sullivan's One-Genus Postulate—Sullivan and Others
Ralph M. Crowley
pp. 156-160
One-Genus
Joseph G. Kepecs
pp. 161-164
Errata
pp. 165-165
William Alanson White Institute Fortieth Anniversary Symposium—Psychoanalytic Controversies and the Interpersonal Tradition
Earl G. Witenberg
pp. 169-173
Harry Stack Sullivan—The Web and the Spider
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 174-188
Discussion
Merton M. Gill
pp. 189-195
Discussion
Myer D. Mendelson
pp. 196-203
The Interpersonal Perspective of the American School
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 204-223
Reply
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 224-227
Sartre and Psychoanalysis—Introduction
Murray Krim
pp. 228-229
Sartre and Psychoanalysis—What We can Learn from a Lover's Quarrel
Jarl E. Dyrud
pp. 230-243
Freud, Sartre and Sullivan: Three Great Minds in Search of a Psychoanalytic Construct
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 244-251
Lover's Quarrel or Incompatibility?
Lawrence Friedman
pp. 252-256
The Problem of the will
Stephen Mitchell
pp. 257-265
A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States, Part II—The Borderline Syndrome-Section 3 Disorders of Autistic Safety and Symbiotic Relatedness
James S. Grotstein
pp. 266-343
The Interpersonal Tradition and its Development:—Some Implications for Training
Roberta Held-Weiss
pp. 344-362
Reflections on Kohut and Sullivan
Ruth R. Imber
pp. 363-380
Explorations in the Uses of Language in Psychotherapy:—Counterintrojective Statements (Performatives)
Leston Havens
pp. 385-399
Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Pathological Mourning
Michael Gorkin
pp. 400-420
Piaget and Psychoanalysis, II:—The Problem of Working Through
Anita Tenzer
pp. 421-436
Primitive Mental States (A Symposium)—Introduction
Amnon Issacharoff
pp. 437-438
Getting Into Oneself and out of One's Self: On Schizoid Processes
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 439-447
Hesitation, Perplexity, and Annoyance at Opportunity
Gilead Nachmani
pp. 448-457
Primitive Mental States in Clinical Psychoanalysis
W. Clifford M. Scott
pp. 458-463
The Psychology of Stuttering: The Insights of I. Peter Glauber
Winslow R. Hunt
pp. 464-470
Comments and Criticisms
Myer D. Mendelson
pp. 471
Errata
pp. 471-472
Object Relations Theories and the Developmental Tilt
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 473-499
Instinct, Phantasy, and Psychological Deep Structure—A Reinterpretation of Aspects of the Work of Melanie Klein
Thomas H. Ogden
pp. 500-525
The Motif of Sacrifice and the Sacrifice Complex
Jeffry J. Andresen
pp. 526-559
Psychoanalytic Engagement, II—Affective Considerations
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
pp. 560-582
Discussion
Louis Breger
pp. 583-588
Discussion
Donald P. Spence
pp. 589-594
Reply
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
pp. 595-599
On the Occurrence of the Isakower Phenomenon in a Schizoid Disorder
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 600-624
Aggression in Clinical Psychoanalysis (A Symposium)—Introduction
Dale H. Ortmeyer
pp. 625-625
An Interpersonal View
Dale H. Ortmeyer
pp. 626-632
Aggression as a Hysterical Mechanism
Marylou Lionells
pp. 633-642
Aggression in the Psychoanalytic Situation: An Intersubjective Viewpoint
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 643-650
An Interpersonal-Object Relations Perspective on Working with Destructive Aggression
Lawrence Epstein
pp. 651-662
Transitive Vitalization and its Impact on Father-Representation
Richard N. Atkins
pp. 663-676

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Unique Individuality Redeemed—Sullivan's Misinterpretation of Bridgman's Operationalism

Discussion

Perils and Pitfalls of Free Floating Attention

Discussion

Discussion

A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States, Part II—The Borderline Syndrome-Section 2 the Phenomenology of the Borderline Syndrome2

Group Dream Work and Healing

A Proposal to Enlarge the Individual Model of Psychoanalytic Supervision

Response to Dr. Wolstein

Reply

Notes on Sullivan's One-Genus Postulate—Sullivan and Others

One-Genus

Errata

William Alanson White Institute Fortieth Anniversary Symposium—Psychoanalytic Controversies and the Interpersonal Tradition

Harry Stack Sullivan—The Web and the Spider

Discussion

Discussion

The Interpersonal Perspective of the American School

Reply

Sartre and Psychoanalysis—Introduction

Sartre and Psychoanalysis—What We can Learn from a Lover's Quarrel

Freud, Sartre and Sullivan: Three Great Minds in Search of a Psychoanalytic Construct

Lover's Quarrel or Incompatibility?

The Problem of the will

A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States, Part II—The Borderline Syndrome-Section 3 Disorders of Autistic Safety and Symbiotic Relatedness

The Interpersonal Tradition and its Development:—Some Implications for Training

Reflections on Kohut and Sullivan

Explorations in the Uses of Language in Psychotherapy:—Counterintrojective Statements (Performatives)

Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Pathological Mourning

Piaget and Psychoanalysis, II:—The Problem of Working Through

Primitive Mental States (A Symposium)—Introduction

Getting Into Oneself and out of One's Self: On Schizoid Processes

Hesitation, Perplexity, and Annoyance at Opportunity

Primitive Mental States in Clinical Psychoanalysis

The Psychology of Stuttering: The Insights of I. Peter Glauber

Comments and Criticisms

Errata

Object Relations Theories and the Developmental Tilt

Instinct, Phantasy, and Psychological Deep Structure—A Reinterpretation of Aspects of the Work of Melanie Klein

The Motif of Sacrifice and the Sacrifice Complex

Psychoanalytic Engagement, II—Affective Considerations

Discussion

Discussion

Reply

On the Occurrence of the Isakower Phenomenon in a Schizoid Disorder

Aggression in Clinical Psychoanalysis (A Symposium)—Introduction

An Interpersonal View

Aggression as a Hysterical Mechanism

Aggression in the Psychoanalytic Situation: An Intersubjective Viewpoint

An Interpersonal-Object Relations Perspective on Working with Destructive Aggression

Transitive Vitalization and its Impact on Father-Representation