Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 30

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The Uses of Disorder—Chaos Theory and Psychoanalysis
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 5-24
Combining Supervision with Empowered Psychotherapy
Robert Langs
pp. 25-47
"She Wuz Framed"
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 48-56
Comments on Contradictions in the Supervisory Process
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 57-74
Supervision in Training Institutes
Robert Langs
pp. 75-82
A Pathology of Privacy—Towards a New Theoretical Approach to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Russell Meares
pp. 83-100
The Self Too Seen
Harold N. Boris
pp. 101-113
The Uniquely Interpersonal and the Interpersonally Unique—On Interpersonal Psychoanalysis
John Fiscalini
pp. 114-134
The Evolution of Object Usage and the Holding Environment
Joyce A. Slochower
pp. 135-151
On Therapy with Asian Patients
Jenai Wu
pp. 152-168
Psychoanalysis at the Boundary of Self and Other
Ian S. Miller
pp. 169-181
Comments and Criticisms
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 182-190
Errata
pp. 191-192
Primary Process Meaning Analysis
Theo L. Dorpat & Michael L. Miller
pp. 201-211
An Announcement
pp. 212-212
Expressions of Countertransference and the Curative Process
Paul G. Myerson
pp. 213-235
The Analyst's Task—To Help the Patient Carry out his Plan
Joseph Weiss
pp. 236-254
Conceptions of Structure in Interpersonal Psychoanalysis—A Reading of the Literature
Donnel B. Stern
pp. 255-300
About Time
Harold N. Boris
pp. 301-322
The Theme of the Double and Creativity in Vincent Van Gogh
W. W. Meissner
pp. 323-347
On Adhesive Pseudo-Object Relations—Part I: Theory
Judith L. Mitrani
pp. 348-366
Soliciting Dreams in Child Psychotherapy—The Influence of the Therapist's Interest
Daniel Gensler
pp. 367-367
An Alternative to Dream Interpretation with Children
Stanley Spiegel
pp. 384-394
Comments and Criticisms
Donald Holden
pp. 396-396
Comments and Criticisms
Irwin Z. Hoffman
pp. 397-399
Comments and Criticisms
Herbert Zucker
pp. 400-403
The Humanistic Ethics of Erich Fromm (A Symposium)—Foreword
Alan Grey
pp. 413-414
Excerpt from "Man for Himself"—From Chapter III: Human Nature & Character
Erich Fromm
pp. 415-418
Reflections on our Heritage from Erich Fromm
Rose Spiegel
pp. 419-423
Worldview as Cultural Parataxis
Elizabeth Hegeman
pp. 424-441
Erich Fromm on Psychoanalysis and Ethics
Stanley A. Leavy
pp. 442-444
Ideology as a False Answer to Man's Existential and Historical Dichotomies
Olga Marlin
pp. 445-452
Psychoanalysis and Ethics: Beyond the Pleasure Principle
W. W. Meissner
pp. 453-472
The Evolving Newness of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis—From the Vantage Point of Immediate Experience
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 473-498
The Patient's Dreams of the Analyst
Graham Kavanagh
pp. 500-509
The Clinical Use of the Analyst's Dreams of the Patient
Robert I. Watson
pp. 510-521
Freud's Legacy—The Laying on of Words
Leo Kovar
pp. 522-574
Projective Identification and Countertransference (Panel Presentation)—Introduction: Bridging the Gap
Ira Moses
pp. 575-577
Projective Identification and Countertransference: A Brief Commentary on their Relationship
James S. Grotstein
pp. 578-592
Transference and Projective Identification
Amnon Issacharoff & Winslow Hunt
pp. 593-603
Projective Identification: Affective Aspects
Pasqual J. Pantone
pp. 604-618
Projective Identification, Countertransference, and the "Maybe-Me"
Mark J. Blechner
pp. 619-630
Selective Introjection: Some Final Questions for the Panel
Ira Moses
pp. 631-633
Lack of a Common Language—Deaf Adolescents and Hearing Parents
Susan Kolod
pp. 634-650
First, Do no Harm—Notes on Relevance and Self-Definition
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 661-690
Beyond Countertransference—Aspects of the Analyst's Desire
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 691-707
Projective Identification Reappraised—Part I: Projective Identification, Introjective Identification, the Transference/countertransference Neurosis/psychosis, and their Consummate Expression in the Crucifixion, the Pieta, and "Therapeutic Exorcism"
James S. Grotstein
pp. 708-746
Narcissism and Coparticipant Inquiry Explorations in Contemporary Interpersonal Psychoanalysis
John Fiscalini
pp. 747-776
Dissociation and the Interpersonal Self
Irwin Hirsch
pp. 777-799
Confronting Sullivan's Spider—Hermeneutics and the Politics of Therapy,
Philip Cushman
pp. 800-844
Freud and the Interpretation of the Wolf-Man Dream—A Dog Story?
Arthur Jacobs
pp. 845-854
Interpersonal and Jungian Dream Interpretation
Robert Gaines
pp. 855-867
A Rhetorical Voice in the Psychoanalytic Wilderness
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 868-872

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

The Uses of Disorder—Chaos Theory and Psychoanalysis

Combining Supervision with Empowered Psychotherapy

"She Wuz Framed"

Comments on Contradictions in the Supervisory Process

Supervision in Training Institutes

A Pathology of Privacy—Towards a New Theoretical Approach to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

The Self Too Seen

The Uniquely Interpersonal and the Interpersonally Unique—On Interpersonal Psychoanalysis

The Evolution of Object Usage and the Holding Environment

On Therapy with Asian Patients

Psychoanalysis at the Boundary of Self and Other

Comments and Criticisms

Errata

Primary Process Meaning Analysis

An Announcement

Expressions of Countertransference and the Curative Process

The Analyst's Task—To Help the Patient Carry out his Plan

Conceptions of Structure in Interpersonal Psychoanalysis—A Reading of the Literature

About Time

The Theme of the Double and Creativity in Vincent Van Gogh

On Adhesive Pseudo-Object Relations—Part I: Theory

Soliciting Dreams in Child Psychotherapy—The Influence of the Therapist's Interest

An Alternative to Dream Interpretation with Children

Comments and Criticisms

Comments and Criticisms

Comments and Criticisms

The Humanistic Ethics of Erich Fromm (A Symposium)—Foreword

Excerpt from "Man for Himself"—From Chapter III: Human Nature & Character

Reflections on our Heritage from Erich Fromm

Worldview as Cultural Parataxis

Erich Fromm on Psychoanalysis and Ethics

Ideology as a False Answer to Man's Existential and Historical Dichotomies

Psychoanalysis and Ethics: Beyond the Pleasure Principle

The Evolving Newness of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis—From the Vantage Point of Immediate Experience

The Patient's Dreams of the Analyst

The Clinical Use of the Analyst's Dreams of the Patient

Freud's Legacy—The Laying on of Words

Projective Identification and Countertransference (Panel Presentation)—Introduction: Bridging the Gap

Projective Identification and Countertransference: A Brief Commentary on their Relationship

Transference and Projective Identification

Projective Identification: Affective Aspects

Projective Identification, Countertransference, and the "Maybe-Me"

Selective Introjection: Some Final Questions for the Panel

Lack of a Common Language—Deaf Adolescents and Hearing Parents

First, Do no Harm—Notes on Relevance and Self-Definition

Beyond Countertransference—Aspects of the Analyst's Desire

Projective Identification Reappraised—Part I: Projective Identification, Introjective Identification, the Transference/countertransference Neurosis/psychosis, and their Consummate Expression in the Crucifixion, the Pieta, and "Therapeutic Exorcism"

Narcissism and Coparticipant Inquiry Explorations in Contemporary Interpersonal Psychoanalysis

Dissociation and the Interpersonal Self

Confronting Sullivan's Spider—Hermeneutics and the Politics of Therapy,

Freud and the Interpretation of the Wolf-Man Dream—A Dog Story?

Interpersonal and Jungian Dream Interpretation

A Rhetorical Voice in the Psychoanalytic Wilderness