Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 31

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Editorial
Jay Greenberg
pp. 5
Arthur Feiner: An Appreciation
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 9
"classical" Versus "contemporary" Theory—the Differences That Matter Clinically
Charles Spezzano
pp. 20
The Form Of Play In The Shape And Unity Of Self
Russell Meares & Joseph Lichtenberg
pp. 47
Interaction In The Kleinian And Interpersonal Traditions
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 65
Nonverbal Communication In The Clinic With Borderline Patients
León Grinberg
pp. 92
Psychoanalysis: Healing Agent Or Catalyst?
Myer D. Mendelson
pp. 106
The Fate Of The Curative Fantasy In The Psychoanalytic Treatment Process
Anna Ornstein
pp. 113
The Patient's Sense Of Therapeutic Action: An Introduction
George Satran
pp. 124
The Idiosyncratic Nature Of Cure
Robert Shapiro
pp. 133
On Adhesive Pseudo-object Relations Part Ii: Illustration
Judith L. Mitrani
pp. 140
Resistance, Object-usage, And Human Relatedness
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 173
Self-disclosure: Is It Psychoanalytic?
Jay Greenberg
pp. 193
Discussion Of Jay Greenberg's Paper On Self-disclosure
Sander Abend
pp. 207
Self-disclosure: Therapeutic Tool Or Indulgence?—Countertransference Disclosure
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
pp. 213
Self-disclosure And Analytic Space—some Issues Raised By Jay Greenberg's Paper On Self-disclosure
Lawrence Epstein
pp. 229
Discussion Of Jay Greenberg's Paper
Theodore Jacobs
pp. 237
The Artist And The Outer World
Joyce Mcdougall
pp. 247
Changing Conceptions Of Unconscious
Irwin Hirsch
pp. 263
Psychic Deadness: Freud
Michael Eigen
pp. 277
Dyadic Violence, Shame, And Narcissism
Stewart L. Hockenberry
pp. 301
I Thou Other: Fluid Being In Triadic Context
Robert Langan
pp. 327
Countertransference As An Expression Of The Analyst's Narrative Strategies
Lawrence Josephs
pp. 345
Laughter Among The Pear Trees—vengeance, Vindictiveness, And Vindication
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 381
Trauma, Depression, And Mourning
Jörg Bose
pp. 399
Resolution Of Traumatic Transference: Two Cases
Elizabeth Hegeman
pp. 409
Trauma And Ignorance
Gilead Nachmani
pp. 423
The Reality Of Trauma
Theodore Shapiro
pp. 451
An Analyst's Multiple Losses: Countertransference And Other Reactions
Donald B. Colson
pp. 459
Projective Identification Reappraised—projective Identification, Introjective Identification, The Transference/countertransference Neurosis/psychosis, And Their Consummate Expression In The Crucifixion, The Pietà, And "therapeutic Exorcism, " Part II: The Countertransference Complex
James S. Grotstein
pp. 479
On Analyzing Colleagues
Emanuel Berman
pp. 521
Episodic Memory, Trauma, And The Narrative Of Self
Russell Meares
pp. 541
Containing And Responding
Andrew Goodman
pp. 557
Archaic Character Types, Disorders Of Communication, And The Analyst-patient Relationship
John E. Gedo
pp. 575
Clinical Notes On Masochism
Ruth R. Imber
pp. 581
Interpersonal Psychoanalysis With A Masochistic Patient
Dale H. Ortmeyer
pp. 591
The Destructive Force Within
Michael Eigen
pp. 603
Expressed Emotion And Projective Identification: A Bridge Between Psychiatric And Psychoanalytic Concepts?
Paolo Migone
pp. 617
Creativity And Symbiosis In Vincent Van Gogh
W. W. Meissner
pp. 641

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Editorial

Arthur Feiner: An Appreciation

"classical" Versus "contemporary" Theory—the Differences That Matter Clinically

The Form Of Play In The Shape And Unity Of Self

Interaction In The Kleinian And Interpersonal Traditions

Nonverbal Communication In The Clinic With Borderline Patients

Psychoanalysis: Healing Agent Or Catalyst?

The Fate Of The Curative Fantasy In The Psychoanalytic Treatment Process

The Patient's Sense Of Therapeutic Action: An Introduction

The Idiosyncratic Nature Of Cure

On Adhesive Pseudo-object Relations Part Ii: Illustration

Resistance, Object-usage, And Human Relatedness

Self-disclosure: Is It Psychoanalytic?

Discussion Of Jay Greenberg's Paper On Self-disclosure

Self-disclosure: Therapeutic Tool Or Indulgence?—Countertransference Disclosure

Self-disclosure And Analytic Space—some Issues Raised By Jay Greenberg's Paper On Self-disclosure

Discussion Of Jay Greenberg's Paper

The Artist And The Outer World

Changing Conceptions Of Unconscious

Psychic Deadness: Freud

Dyadic Violence, Shame, And Narcissism

I Thou Other: Fluid Being In Triadic Context

Countertransference As An Expression Of The Analyst's Narrative Strategies

Laughter Among The Pear Trees—vengeance, Vindictiveness, And Vindication

Trauma, Depression, And Mourning

Resolution Of Traumatic Transference: Two Cases

Trauma And Ignorance

The Reality Of Trauma

An Analyst's Multiple Losses: Countertransference And Other Reactions

Projective Identification Reappraised—projective Identification, Introjective Identification, The Transference/countertransference Neurosis/psychosis, And Their Consummate Expression In The Crucifixion, The Pietà, And "therapeutic Exorcism, " Part II: The Countertransference Complex

On Analyzing Colleagues

Episodic Memory, Trauma, And The Narrative Of Self

Containing And Responding

Archaic Character Types, Disorders Of Communication, And The Analyst-patient Relationship

Clinical Notes On Masochism

Interpersonal Psychoanalysis With A Masochistic Patient

The Destructive Force Within

Expressed Emotion And Projective Identification: A Bridge Between Psychiatric And Psychoanalytic Concepts?

Creativity And Symbiosis In Vincent Van Gogh