Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 25

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The Analyst's Unformulated Experience of the Patient
Donnel B. Stern
pp. 1-33
Working Through
Allan Cooper
pp. 34-62
Relinquishing Idealizations and False Memories of the Unempathic Parent—Therapeutic Dilemmas
Ira Moses
pp. 63-75
Reactions of Supervisees (And Supervisors) to New Levels of Psychoanalytic Discovery and Meaning
Robert Langs
pp. 76-97
On Ferenczi—A Review of Reviews
Stanley Spiegel
pp. 98-106
Dreams, Narrative and the Psychoanalytic Method
Lewis Aron
pp. 108-126
Discussion
Harriette Kaley
pp. 127-134
Work Inhibition—A Self-Psychological Perspective
Michael I. Stark
pp. 135-157
Erratum
pp. 158
Gremlins
pp. 158-158
Comments and Criticisms
Merton M. Gill
pp. 159-160
Comments and Criticisms
Lawrence Josephs
pp. 161-162
Comments and Criticisms
Murray Krim
pp. 163-165
Credo—The Dialectics of One-Person and Two-Person Psychologies
Emmanuel Ghent
pp. 169-211
Interpretation of Dreams, Interpretation of Facts
Harold N. Boris
pp. 212-225
Erich Fromm's Views on Psychoanalytic "Technique"
Marco Bacciagaluppi
pp. 226-243
Fromm in Mexico: 1950–1973
Jorge Silva-Garcia
pp. 244-257
Transference and Countertransference—A Contemporary German Perspective
Jürgen Körner
pp. 258-267
Discussion
Joerg Bose
pp. 268-275
Discussion
Frank M. Lachmann
pp. 276-284
Keeping the Analysis Alive and Creative—Introduction
Daniel F. Jones
pp. 285-288
Keeping the Passion in a Long-Term Analysis
Helene Kafka
pp. 289-308
Discussion
Jonas Cohler
pp. 309-315
Discussion
Robert Shapiro
pp. 316-322
Addendum
pp. 323-323
Keeping the Analysis Alive and Creative
Gloria Friedman
pp. 324-336
Discussion
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 337-345
Discussion
Donnel B. Stern
pp. 346-355
Clinical Aspects of Friendliness and Friendship
Hazel Weinberg
pp. 357-370
A Systems Theory for Psychoanalysis
Robert Langs
pp. 371-392
Borderline Children and the Dilemma of Therapeutic Efficacy
Gerard Joseph Donnellan
pp. 393-411
The Death of the Psychoanalyst (Panel Presentation)—Introduction
Laura Barbanel
pp. 412-418
On the Death of the Analyst: A Review
Rachelle Dattner
pp. 419-426
Analysts' Expressed Attitudes Toward Dealing with Death and Illness
Nina D. Fieldsteel
pp. 427-431
Consultation as a Bridging Function
Phyllis Ziman-Tobin
pp. 432-437
The Second Analysis after the First Analyst's Death
Norma P. Simon
pp. 438-447
Actively Seeking the Holding Environment—Conscious and Unconscious Elements in the Building of a Therapeutic Framework
Peter Goldberg
pp. 448-476
The World of the Concrete—A Comparative Approach
Lawrence Josephs
pp. 477-500
Negation and its Vicissitudes in the History of Psychoanalysis—Its Particular Impact on French Psychoanalysis
Francis Baudry
pp. 501-508
Historical Reconstruction Vs. Narrative Cogency in Psychoanalysis (Panel Presentation)—Introduction
Anna M. Antonovsky
pp. 509-509
Notes on the Patient, the Analyst and the Past
George Satran
pp. 510-516
Narrative Appeal Vs. Historical Validity
Donald P. Spence
pp. 517-523
Reconstruction and Character Style
Marylou J. Lionells
pp. 524-535
Whatever Happened to the Cat?—Interpersonal Perspectives on the Self
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 537-553
Impasses in Psychoanalytic Therapy—A Royal Road
George E. Atwood, Robert D. Stolorow & Jeffrey L. Trop
pp. 554-573
Love and Hate in the Treatment of Borderline Patients
Linda B. Sherby
pp. 574-591
Counteridentification, Therapeutic Impasse, and Supervisory Process
Peter Lawner
pp. 592-607
Mourning and Failure to Mourn—An Object-Relations View
Beverly Burch
pp. 608-623
Harry Stack Sullivan—Neo-Freudian or Not?
Arthur David Robbins
pp. 624-640
The Analytic Career—Identity Change Through Adult Work Role
Alan L. Grey
pp. 641-662
Joseph Barnett, M.D.: 1926–1988—In Memoriam
Roanne Barnett
pp. 663-666
A Personal Tribute
Marianne Horney Eckardt
pp. 667-668
Joseph Barnett: The Impractical American
Horus V. Brazil
pp. 669-671
Ferenczi, Freud, and the Origins of American Interpersonal Relations
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 672-685
Comments and Criticisms—Misattribution of the Concept of Participant Observation
David J. Lynn
pp. 686-690

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

The Analyst's Unformulated Experience of the Patient

Working Through

Relinquishing Idealizations and False Memories of the Unempathic Parent—Therapeutic Dilemmas

Reactions of Supervisees (And Supervisors) to New Levels of Psychoanalytic Discovery and Meaning

On Ferenczi—A Review of Reviews

Dreams, Narrative and the Psychoanalytic Method

Discussion

Work Inhibition—A Self-Psychological Perspective

Erratum

Gremlins

Comments and Criticisms

Comments and Criticisms

Comments and Criticisms

Credo—The Dialectics of One-Person and Two-Person Psychologies

Interpretation of Dreams, Interpretation of Facts

Erich Fromm's Views on Psychoanalytic "Technique"

Fromm in Mexico: 1950–1973

Transference and Countertransference—A Contemporary German Perspective

Discussion

Discussion

Keeping the Analysis Alive and Creative—Introduction

Keeping the Passion in a Long-Term Analysis

Discussion

Discussion

Addendum

Keeping the Analysis Alive and Creative

Discussion

Discussion

Clinical Aspects of Friendliness and Friendship

A Systems Theory for Psychoanalysis

Borderline Children and the Dilemma of Therapeutic Efficacy

The Death of the Psychoanalyst (Panel Presentation)—Introduction

On the Death of the Analyst: A Review

Analysts' Expressed Attitudes Toward Dealing with Death and Illness

Consultation as a Bridging Function

The Second Analysis after the First Analyst's Death

Actively Seeking the Holding Environment—Conscious and Unconscious Elements in the Building of a Therapeutic Framework

The World of the Concrete—A Comparative Approach

Negation and its Vicissitudes in the History of Psychoanalysis—Its Particular Impact on French Psychoanalysis

Historical Reconstruction Vs. Narrative Cogency in Psychoanalysis (Panel Presentation)—Introduction

Notes on the Patient, the Analyst and the Past

Narrative Appeal Vs. Historical Validity

Reconstruction and Character Style

Whatever Happened to the Cat?—Interpersonal Perspectives on the Self

Impasses in Psychoanalytic Therapy—A Royal Road

Love and Hate in the Treatment of Borderline Patients

Counteridentification, Therapeutic Impasse, and Supervisory Process

Mourning and Failure to Mourn—An Object-Relations View

Harry Stack Sullivan—Neo-Freudian or Not?

The Analytic Career—Identity Change Through Adult Work Role

Joseph Barnett, M.D.: 1926–1988—In Memoriam

A Personal Tribute

Joseph Barnett: The Impractical American

Ferenczi, Freud, and the Origins of American Interpersonal Relations

Comments and Criticisms—Misattribution of the Concept of Participant Observation