Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 22

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Roberta Held-Weiss, Ph.D.
pp. 1-1
A Note on Spontaneity in the Analyst
Roberta Held-Weiss
pp. 2-3
Freud's Refutation of Degenerationism: A Contribution to Humanism
Rose Spiegel
pp. 4-24
Technical Aspects of Treating the Regressed Patient
L. Bryce Boyer
pp. 25-44
The "Other" Breast—Greed, Envy, Spite and Revenge
Harold N. Boris
pp. 45-59
From Neutrality to Personal Revelation: Patterns of Influence in the Analytic Relationship (A Symposium)—On the Limits of Therapeutic Neutrality
Paul L. Wachtel
pp. 60-70
The Tension Between Unrestricted Personal Revelation and Circumscribed Personal Revelation
Joseph Lichtenberg
pp. 71-75
The Problem of Analytic Neutrality
Jay R. Greenberg
pp. 76-86
Theoretical Models and the Analyst's Neutrality
Jay R. Greenberg
pp. 87-106
The Wings of Icarus:—Illusion and the Problem of Narcissism
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 107-132
The Cognitive and Dynamic Unconscious:—A Critical and Historical Perspective
Daniel Burston
pp. 133-157
Bion Re-Visited
Harold N. Boris
pp. 159-184
A Jungian Perspective on Transference and Countertransference
Barbara Stevens
pp. 185-200
Transference Neuroses and Resistance Neuroses—Historical Notes on the Metapsychology of Narcissism
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 202-216
The Use of Pharmacotherapy in Psychoanalytic Treatment
William C. Normand & Harvey Bluestone
pp. 218-234
Discussion
Jerry B. Finkel
pp. 234-240
Changing Modes of Neurosis and Changing Therapeutic Approaches
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 241-251
Countertransference: Clarifications in Supervision
Rafael R. Springmann
pp. 252-277
Reality, Meaning, and the Practice of Psychotherapy
Patrick De Gramont
pp. 278-305
His Own Man
Esther Menaker
pp. 306-309
Rank Rediscovered
Dale H. Ortmeyer
pp. 311-316
Transformations in Self-Understanding after Near-Death Experiences
David Raft & Jeffry J. Andresen
pp. 319-345
Discussion
Ann-Louise Schlesinger Silver
pp. 346-355
The Wishy-Washy Personality
Arnold Goldberg
pp. 357-373
Discussion
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 374-386
Reply
Arnold Goldberg
pp. 387-388
Collusive Selective Inattention to the Negative Impact of the Supervisory Interaction,
Lawrence Epstein
pp. 389-408
Discussion
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 409-417
Clinical Issues Arising from a New Model of the Mind
Robert Langs
pp. 418-444
Interpersonal Psychoanalysis: Its Roots and its Contemporary Status (A Symposium)—Interpersonal Psychoanalysis
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 445-451
Roots and Branches
Edwin Kasin
pp. 452-457
Roots and Status
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 458-466
On First Impressions
Donald Meltzer
pp. 467-470
Therapeutic Collusion
Leon S. Anisfeld
pp. 471-477
The Convergence of Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience:—Illusion and Reality
Marshall Edelson
pp. 479-519
Paradoxical Transference—From Paradoxical Communication to Negative Therapeutic Reaction
Didier Anzieu
pp. 520-547
Countertransference and Interpretation
Patrick J. Casement
pp. 548-558
Diagnosis and Assessment of Suitability for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Nina E.C. Coltart
pp. 560-569
A Reevaluation of Hysterical Relatedness
Marylou Lionells
pp. 570-597
Discussion
Allan Cooper
pp. 597-602
The Self and Symbolic Realization
Patrick De Gramont
pp. 603-628
Outrageousness, Compliance and Authenticity
M. Masud R. Khan
pp. 629-650
The Psychological Field: By Imre Hermann, M.D. (Translated by Dr. Otto F. Thaler.)
György Vikár
pp. 651-651
The Psychological Field:—Chance and Causality
Imre Hermann
pp. 652-665
Myth Religion and Mother Right:—Bachofen's Influence on Psychoanalytic Theory
Daniel Burston
pp. 666-687

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Roberta Held-Weiss, Ph.D.

A Note on Spontaneity in the Analyst

Freud's Refutation of Degenerationism: A Contribution to Humanism

Technical Aspects of Treating the Regressed Patient

The "Other" Breast—Greed, Envy, Spite and Revenge

From Neutrality to Personal Revelation: Patterns of Influence in the Analytic Relationship (A Symposium)—On the Limits of Therapeutic Neutrality

The Tension Between Unrestricted Personal Revelation and Circumscribed Personal Revelation

The Problem of Analytic Neutrality

Theoretical Models and the Analyst's Neutrality

The Wings of Icarus:—Illusion and the Problem of Narcissism

The Cognitive and Dynamic Unconscious:—A Critical and Historical Perspective

Bion Re-Visited

A Jungian Perspective on Transference and Countertransference

Transference Neuroses and Resistance Neuroses—Historical Notes on the Metapsychology of Narcissism

The Use of Pharmacotherapy in Psychoanalytic Treatment

Discussion

Changing Modes of Neurosis and Changing Therapeutic Approaches

Countertransference: Clarifications in Supervision

Reality, Meaning, and the Practice of Psychotherapy

His Own Man

Rank Rediscovered

Transformations in Self-Understanding after Near-Death Experiences

Discussion

The Wishy-Washy Personality

Discussion

Reply

Collusive Selective Inattention to the Negative Impact of the Supervisory Interaction,

Discussion

Clinical Issues Arising from a New Model of the Mind

Interpersonal Psychoanalysis: Its Roots and its Contemporary Status (A Symposium)—Interpersonal Psychoanalysis

Roots and Branches

Roots and Status

On First Impressions

Therapeutic Collusion

The Convergence of Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience:—Illusion and Reality

Paradoxical Transference—From Paradoxical Communication to Negative Therapeutic Reaction

Countertransference and Interpretation

Diagnosis and Assessment of Suitability for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

A Reevaluation of Hysterical Relatedness

Discussion

The Self and Symbolic Realization

Outrageousness, Compliance and Authenticity

The Psychological Field: By Imre Hermann, M.D. (Translated by Dr. Otto F. Thaler.)

The Psychological Field:—Chance and Causality

Myth Religion and Mother Right:—Bachofen's Influence on Psychoanalytic Theory