Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 23

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The William Alanson White Institute's Distinguished Service Award
pp. 1-1
On Receiving The Distinguished Service Award
Rose Spiegel
pp. 2-5
The Interpersonal World of the Infant (A Symposium)—Discussion
Stanley Spiegel
pp. 6-16
The Interpersonal World of the Infant (A Symposium)—Discussion
Constance Katz
pp. 17-26
Discussion
Louise J. Kaplan
pp. 27-44
Discussion
Carola Mann
pp. 45-49
Discussion
Anita Tenzer
pp. 50-55
Discussion
Allison Stern
pp. 56-58
Making the Best of a Bad Deal—On Harold Boris' "Bion Revisited"
James S. Grotstein
pp. 60-76
Language and the Self
Patrick De Gramont
pp. 77-121
A New Model of the Mind (A Symposium)—Forbidden Transitions
Edward Simon
pp. 122-130
Discussion
Theodore L. Dorpat
pp. 132-144
A Clinical Illustration
William B. Goodheart
pp. 145-160
Clarifying a New Model of the Mind
Robert Langs
pp. 162-180
Clinical Controversies and the Interpersonal Tradition a Scientific Symposium—Introduction
Miltiades Zaphiropoulos
pp. 181-182
Clinical Innovations and Theoretical Controversy
Earl G. Witenberg
pp. 183-198
Discussion
Allen Frances
pp. 199-204
The Value of Uncertainty in Psychoanalytic Practice
Irwin Z. Hoffman
pp. 205-214
Discussion
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 215-220
Idealization and Entitlement: Clinical Approaches to "Narcissistic" Transferences (A Symposium)—Panel I Idealization in the Transference and Countertransference
Dale H. Ortmeyer
pp. 221-229
Some Idealizing Transferential and Countertransferential Experiences
Harriet Field
pp. 230-238
Idealization and Interpretation
Joseph W. Newirth
pp. 239-243
Panel II Entitlement and Narcissism: Paradise Sought
Mark J. Blechner
pp. 244-254
Entitlement: An Interactional Defense of Self Esteem
Alan Grey
pp. 255-262
Grandiosity and its Discontents
Anita Tenzer
pp. 263-271
Reflections on Entitlement and Idealization
Rose Spiegel
pp. 272-277
Sullivan's Conceptual Contributions to Child Psychiatry
Leonard I. Siegel
pp. 278-298
William James and the Psychology of Consciousness:—Beginnings of the American School
Ian Miller
pp. 299-313
Psychoanalytic Treatment of the Borderline Disorders Today—A Brief Review
L. Bryce Boyer
pp. 314-327
Erratum
pp. 328-328
Experience, Interpretation, Self-Knowledge:—The Lost Uniqueness of Kohut's Self Psychology
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 329-349
Tolerating Nothing
Harold N. Boris
pp. 351-366
The Interpersonal and the Intrapsychic:—Conflict or Harmony?
Michael Franz Basch
pp. 367-381
Discussion
Arnold Cooper
pp. 382-390
Discussion
Jay R. Greenberg
pp. 391-399
Discussion
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 400-409
Reply
Michael Franz Basch
pp. 410-414
Perversions—Treatable and Untreatable
A. Limentani
pp. 415-437
New Views on the Function of Rem Sleep in the Evolution of Mammals
Edward S. Tauber & Paul B. Glovinsky
pp. 438-445
Ethnocentricity in Psychoanalysis—Blind Spots and Blind Alleys
Miltiades L. Zaphiropoulos
pp. 446-462
On Proverbs—Creativity, Communication, and Community
Stanley L. Olinick
pp. 463-468
Psychoanalytic Interpretation in Modern, Clinical Perspective—"A Flight from History"
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 469-481
Nature and Utilization of Transference Phenomena (Panel Presentation)—Introduction
Gloria Friedman
pp. 483-483
Unformulated Experience and Transference
Donnel B. Stern
pp. 484-490
The Objectionable Positive Transference
Robert Shapiro
pp. 491-501
Transference and Character
Allan Cooper
pp. 502-512
Afterword
Gloria Friedman
pp. 513-515
Erratum
pp. 516-516
The Conflict Between Aristotelian and Galileian Modes of Thought in Contemporary Psychology
Kurt Lewin
pp. 517-554
Psychoanalysis as an Aristotelian Science—Pathways to Copernicus and a Modern-Day Approach
Robert Langs
pp. 555-576
Psychoanalytic Biography—Dead or Alive
Paul Roazen
pp. 577-592
Current Views of the Role of Childhood Sexuality (Incest) (Panel Presentation)—Abuse and Desire: A Case of Father-Daughter Incest
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
pp. 593-603
Sex, Love and Incest
Jonas Cohler
pp. 604-620
Fathers who Mistake their Daughters for their Mothers
Gilead Nachmani
pp. 621-630
Anxiety and the Psychic Center of the Psychoanalytic Self
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 631-658
The Cross-Cultural Therapeutic Dyad
Leah Davidson
pp. 659-675
Notes on the Dynamics of the Problems of Editing Psychoanalytic Journals
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 676-688
Of Mystery and Motive: Edgar Levenson, The Ambiguity of Change. New York: Basic Books, 1983
Jay R. Greenberg
pp. 689-703
Reply
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 704-707

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

The William Alanson White Institute's Distinguished Service Award

On Receiving The Distinguished Service Award

The Interpersonal World of the Infant (A Symposium)—Discussion

The Interpersonal World of the Infant (A Symposium)—Discussion

Discussion

Discussion

Discussion

Discussion

Making the Best of a Bad Deal—On Harold Boris' "Bion Revisited"

Language and the Self

A New Model of the Mind (A Symposium)—Forbidden Transitions

Discussion

A Clinical Illustration

Clarifying a New Model of the Mind

Clinical Controversies and the Interpersonal Tradition a Scientific Symposium—Introduction

Clinical Innovations and Theoretical Controversy

Discussion

The Value of Uncertainty in Psychoanalytic Practice

Discussion

Idealization and Entitlement: Clinical Approaches to "Narcissistic" Transferences (A Symposium)—Panel I Idealization in the Transference and Countertransference

Some Idealizing Transferential and Countertransferential Experiences

Idealization and Interpretation

Panel II Entitlement and Narcissism: Paradise Sought

Entitlement: An Interactional Defense of Self Esteem

Grandiosity and its Discontents

Reflections on Entitlement and Idealization

Sullivan's Conceptual Contributions to Child Psychiatry

William James and the Psychology of Consciousness:—Beginnings of the American School

Psychoanalytic Treatment of the Borderline Disorders Today—A Brief Review

Erratum

Experience, Interpretation, Self-Knowledge:—The Lost Uniqueness of Kohut's Self Psychology

Tolerating Nothing

The Interpersonal and the Intrapsychic:—Conflict or Harmony?

Discussion

Discussion

Discussion

Reply

Perversions—Treatable and Untreatable

New Views on the Function of Rem Sleep in the Evolution of Mammals

Ethnocentricity in Psychoanalysis—Blind Spots and Blind Alleys

On Proverbs—Creativity, Communication, and Community

Psychoanalytic Interpretation in Modern, Clinical Perspective—"A Flight from History"

Nature and Utilization of Transference Phenomena (Panel Presentation)—Introduction

Unformulated Experience and Transference

The Objectionable Positive Transference

Transference and Character

Afterword

Erratum

The Conflict Between Aristotelian and Galileian Modes of Thought in Contemporary Psychology

Psychoanalysis as an Aristotelian Science—Pathways to Copernicus and a Modern-Day Approach

Psychoanalytic Biography—Dead or Alive

Current Views of the Role of Childhood Sexuality (Incest) (Panel Presentation)—Abuse and Desire: A Case of Father-Daughter Incest

Sex, Love and Incest

Fathers who Mistake their Daughters for their Mothers

Anxiety and the Psychic Center of the Psychoanalytic Self

The Cross-Cultural Therapeutic Dyad

Notes on the Dynamics of the Problems of Editing Psychoanalytic Journals

Of Mystery and Motive: Edgar Levenson, The Ambiguity of Change. New York: Basic Books, 1983

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