Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 24

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The Pursuit of the Particular—On the Psychoanalytic Inquiry
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 1-16
On the Dialectical Structure of Experience—Some Clinical and Theoretical Implications
Thomas H. Ogden
pp. 17-45
Shadows in Dreams
David A. Smith & Jeffry J. Andresen
pp. 46-60
Some Thoughts on Psychoanalytic Change—A Self Psychological View
Helen K. Golden
pp. 61-73
Culture and Psychoanalysis—From Marginality to Pluralism
Leah Davidson
pp. 74-90
Discussion
John P. Spiegel
pp. 91-98
The Telescoping of Generations:—Genealogy of Certain Identifications
Haydée Faimberg
pp. 99-117
Conceptualizing the Psychoanalytic Process (Panel Presentation)—Introduction
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 119-120
The Therapeutic Process
Sabert Basescu
pp. 121-125
Curative Experience in the Analytic Relationship
John Fiscalini
pp. 125-142
Some Reflections
Barry Protter
pp. 142-154
The Development of Insight
Anita Tenzer
pp. 155-164
Afterword
Elizabeth Hegeman
pp. 165-167
Comments and Criticisms—The Problem of Cross-Cultural Analysis
Alan Grey
pp. 168-173
Reply to Gloria Friedman
Alan Cooper
pp. 174-176
Addenda
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 177-178
Errata
pp. 179
Errata
pp. 179
Reprinting the Classics
John L. Schimel
pp. 181-181
Sándor Ferenczi, 1873–1933
Clara M. Thompson
pp. 182-195
Confusion of Tongues Between Adults and the Child—The Language of Tenderness and of Passion
Sándor Ferenczi
pp. 196-206
Sexual Abuse and its Consequences
Ildiko Mohacsy
pp. 207-210
Comments on "Confusion of Tongues"
Stephen L. Zaslow
pp. 211-224
The Good Enough Analyst
Constance Katz
pp. 225-233
Creativity and the True Self
Raul I. Ludmer
pp. 234-239
Freud and Ferenczi: A Possible Interpretation of their Relationship
Livia Nemes
pp. 240-249
Fereczi's "Madness"
Iudith Dupont
pp. 250-261
Converting Psychotherapy Into Psychoanalysis
Merton M. Gill
pp. 262-274
Thinking of the Interview as if it were a Dream
L. Bryce Boyer
pp. 275-281
A Comparison of Archaeological and Empathic Modes of Listening
Lawrence Josephs
pp. 282-300
Epistemology: Ways of Knowing in Psychoanalysis (Panel Presentation)—Differentiating Empathy from Therapeutic Action
Mark J. Blechner
pp. 301-310
Neutrality as an Instrument to Reassess Knowledge
Amnon Issacharoff
pp. 311-322
Empathy, Self-Observation, and Judgement
Myer D. Mendelson
pp. 323-330
Intersubjectivity, Psychoanalytic Knowing, and Reality
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 331-337
Afterword
Alberta Szalita
pp. 338-340
Countertransference as an Indicator in Victimology
Rafael R. Springmann
pp. 341-349
The Dynamics of Editing
James S. Grotstein
pp. 350-353
Comments and Criticisms—Reply to Jay Greenberg
Murray Krim
pp. 354-357
One Psychoanalysis or Many
Robert Michels
pp. 359-371
Discussion
Alberta B. Szalita
pp. 372-377
The Effect of Strangeness in Psychoanalysis
John P. Spiegel
pp. 378-390
Discussion
Gerard Chrzanowski
pp. 391-396
Perspectives on Psychoanalysis as a Late Arrival to the Family of Sciences
Robert Langs
pp. 397-419
Paradise Destroyed: The Crime of Being Born—A Psychoanalytic Study of the Experience of Evil
Harriet E. Goldman
pp. 420-450
Transitional Issues in the Life Cycle of the Psychoanalyst (A Symposium)
Raelene J. Gold
pp. 451-451
Illness and the Working Analyst
Hazel Weinberg
pp. 452-461
Joining the Psychoanalytic Culture
Sandra Buechler
pp. 462-469
Parenthood in the Life of the Analyst
Olga Marlin
pp. 470-477
The Middle Years
Carola H. Mann
pp. 478-483
Work Role and Private Self
Alan L. Grey
pp. 484-497
Ways of Knowing in Psychoanalysis—Some Epistemic Considerations for an Autonomous Theory of Psychoanalytic Praxis
Barry Protter
pp. 498-526
The Replacement Child
Andrea Sabbadini
pp. 528-547
Sullivan's Contribution to Psychoanalysis—An Overview
Alan Grey
pp. 548-576
The Misuse of Empathy in Psychoanalysis
Ira Moses
pp. 577-593
Discussion
Donald P. Spence
pp. 594-597
Not Misusing Empathy
Donnel B. Stern
pp. 598-611
Countertransference and Misreading—The Influence of the Anxiety of Influence
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 612-649
The Secret, Lies and the Paranoid Process
Russell Meares
pp. 650-666
Gender of the Psychoanalyst: Central or Peripheral (Panel Presentation)—Introduction
Dale H. Ortmeyer
pp. 667-667
Unacknowledged Gender Effects: Analyst and Patient in Collusion
John V. O'Leary
pp. 668-675
Male and Female in a Changing Analytic World
Carola H. Mann
pp. 676-683
The Analyst's Pregnancy
Maureen McGarty
pp. 684-692
Afterword
Constance L. Katz
pp. 693-697
Errata
pp. 698
Errata
pp. 698-698
Sullivan and Family Therapy—An Unconsummated Affair
Mary-Joan Gerson
pp. 699-724

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

The Pursuit of the Particular—On the Psychoanalytic Inquiry

On the Dialectical Structure of Experience—Some Clinical and Theoretical Implications

Shadows in Dreams

Some Thoughts on Psychoanalytic Change—A Self Psychological View

Culture and Psychoanalysis—From Marginality to Pluralism

Discussion

The Telescoping of Generations:—Genealogy of Certain Identifications

Conceptualizing the Psychoanalytic Process (Panel Presentation)—Introduction

The Therapeutic Process

Curative Experience in the Analytic Relationship

Some Reflections

The Development of Insight

Afterword

Comments and Criticisms—The Problem of Cross-Cultural Analysis

Reply to Gloria Friedman

Addenda

Errata

Errata

Reprinting the Classics

Sándor Ferenczi, 1873–1933

Confusion of Tongues Between Adults and the Child—The Language of Tenderness and of Passion

Sexual Abuse and its Consequences

Comments on "Confusion of Tongues"

The Good Enough Analyst

Creativity and the True Self

Freud and Ferenczi: A Possible Interpretation of their Relationship

Fereczi's "Madness"

Converting Psychotherapy Into Psychoanalysis

Thinking of the Interview as if it were a Dream

A Comparison of Archaeological and Empathic Modes of Listening

Epistemology: Ways of Knowing in Psychoanalysis (Panel Presentation)—Differentiating Empathy from Therapeutic Action

Neutrality as an Instrument to Reassess Knowledge

Empathy, Self-Observation, and Judgement

Intersubjectivity, Psychoanalytic Knowing, and Reality

Afterword

Countertransference as an Indicator in Victimology

The Dynamics of Editing

Comments and Criticisms—Reply to Jay Greenberg

One Psychoanalysis or Many

Discussion

The Effect of Strangeness in Psychoanalysis

Discussion

Perspectives on Psychoanalysis as a Late Arrival to the Family of Sciences

Paradise Destroyed: The Crime of Being Born—A Psychoanalytic Study of the Experience of Evil

Transitional Issues in the Life Cycle of the Psychoanalyst (A Symposium)

Illness and the Working Analyst

Joining the Psychoanalytic Culture

Parenthood in the Life of the Analyst

The Middle Years

Work Role and Private Self

Ways of Knowing in Psychoanalysis—Some Epistemic Considerations for an Autonomous Theory of Psychoanalytic Praxis

The Replacement Child

Sullivan's Contribution to Psychoanalysis—An Overview

The Misuse of Empathy in Psychoanalysis

Discussion

Not Misusing Empathy

Countertransference and Misreading—The Influence of the Anxiety of Influence

The Secret, Lies and the Paranoid Process

Gender of the Psychoanalyst: Central or Peripheral (Panel Presentation)—Introduction

Unacknowledged Gender Effects: Analyst and Patient in Collusion

Male and Female in a Changing Analytic World

The Analyst's Pregnancy

Afterword

Errata

Errata

Sullivan and Family Therapy—An Unconsummated Affair