Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Volume 32

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"all That's Solid Melts Into Air" Deconstructing Some Psychoanalytic Facts—"how Women Are"
Ronnie C. Lesser
pp. 5
Freud's Conception Of Neutrality
M. Guy Thompson
pp. 25
Existential Guilt: An Object Relations Concept
Frank Summers
pp. 43
Symposium: Interpersonal Approaches To The Borderline Patient—Introduction: Composing A Picture Of The Borderline Patient
Sandra Buechler
pp. 65
Comments On The Theory And Therapy Of Borderline Personality Disorder
Mark J. Blechner
pp. 68
Incestuous Boundary Violations In Families Of Borderline Patients
Richard B. Gartner
pp. 73
The Discovery Of The Borderline Patient Through Countertransference
Robert I. Watson
pp. 80
Supervision Of The Treatment Of Borderline Patients
Sandra Buechler
pp. 86
Problems Of Borderline Patients In Therapeutic And Work Settings
John V. O'Leary
pp. 92
From Hypnotic Suggestion To Free Association: Freud As A Psychotherapist, Circa 1892–1893
Lewis Aron
pp. 99
Loss And The Reparative Capacity Of Imagination: The Case Of August Strindberg
Donald L. Burnham
pp. 115
Psychotherapy And Psychoanalysis: Relations Between The Two Modalities
Rina Lazar
pp. 135
Fantasy's Force
Jerome L. Singer
pp. 155-157
Searching For Winnicott
Emanuel Berman
pp. 158
Merton Gill: In Appreciation
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 177
Psychoanalytic Words And Psychoanalytic Acts—a Brief History
Jay Greenberg
pp. 195
On Therapeutic Interventions In The Analysis Of Certain "unanalyzable" Patients—lessons From Child And Adolescent Technique
Theodore J. Jacobs
pp. 215
Aspects Of Self-revelation And Self-disclosure
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 237
The Analyst's Contribution To The Erotic Transference
Glen O. Gabbard
pp. 249
On The Analyst's Emotional Availability And Vulnerability
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
pp. 275
In Search Of Signs Of Healing—the Quest For Clinical Evidence
Donald P. Spence
pp. 287
An Origin Of The Inhibition Of Imagination
Jeffry J. Andresen
pp. 307
A Review Of psychoanalysis In Transition: A Personal View
Constance L. Katz
pp. 327
An Exquisite Corpse: The Strain Of Working In And Out Of Potential Space
Dodi Goldman
pp. 339-358
Observing-Participation, Mutual Enactment, and the New Classical Models ART
Irwin Hirsch
pp. 359-383
Validation, Interpretation, and Corrective Emotional Experience in Psychoanalytic Treatment
Michael L. Miller
pp. 385-410
Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered
Arthur H. Feiner
pp. 411-425
Dissociation in Masochism and Psychopathic Sadism
Elizabeth F. Howell
pp. 427-453
Guilt According To Erich Fromm
Marco Bacciagaluppi
pp. 455-462
Escape From Narcissim: Four Posthumous Works by Fromm: A review of The Revision of Psychoanalysis by Erich Fromm, edited by Rainer Funk. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1992. xiv + 149 pp.
Alan Grey
pp. 463-480
A Constructive Challange to Psychoanalysis: A review ofAn Introduction to Social Constructionism by Dr. Vivien Burr. London: Routledge, 1995. 198 pp.
Steven Tublin
pp. 480-486
Addiction from an Object Relations Perspective: A Review of Dancing among the Maenads: The Psychology of Compulsive Drug Use by Kevin Volkan. New York: Peter Lang Publishing, 1994. xxii + 167 pp.
Catherine Stuart
pp. 486-488
The Distributed Self: Introduction To Symposium On“The Multiplicity Of Self And Analytic Technique”
Stuart A. Pizer
pp. 499-507
Standing in the Spaces: The Multiplicity Of Self And The Psychoanalytic Relationship
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 509-535
The Conceptual Power of Multiplicity
Adrienne Harris
pp. 537-552
Linking the “Pre-Analytic” with the Postclassical: INTEGRATION, DISSOCIATION, AND THE MULTIPLICITY OF UNCONSCIOUS PROCESS
Jody Messler Davies
pp. 553-576
Taking Multiplicity Seriously: Some Implications For Psychoanalytic Theorizing And Practice
Jane Flax
pp. 577-593
How Many Selves Make a Person?
Frank M. Lachmann
pp. 595-614
Is One Self Enough? Multiplicity In Self-Organization And The Capacity To Negotiate Relational Conflict
Malcolm Owen Slavin
pp. 615-625
Yes, One Self Is Enough!
Frank M. Lachmann
pp. 627-630
The Politics of Interpretation
Edgar A. Levenson
pp. 631-648
Expanding the Interpersonal Perspective: A review of The Handbook of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis, edited by Marylou Lionells, John Fiscalini, Carola H. Mann, and Donnel B. Stern. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1995. xxx + 928 pp.
E. Virginia Demos
pp. 649-663
A Reply to Virginia Demos's Review
MaryLou Lionells, Carola H. Mann, John Fiscakini & Donnel B. Stern
pp. 664-669
Origins: A review of Pioneers of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis, edited by Donnel B. Stern, Carola H. Mann, Stuart Kantor, and Gary Schlesinger. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1995. 272 pp.
Jarl E. Dyrud
pp. 670-673
Freud and the Jazz Age: A review of Terrible Honesty: Mongrel Manhattan in the 1920s by Ann Douglas. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1995. 605 pp.
Michael Roberts
pp. 674-676

Contemporary Psychoanalysis

"all That's Solid Melts Into Air" Deconstructing Some Psychoanalytic Facts—"how Women Are"

Freud's Conception Of Neutrality

Existential Guilt: An Object Relations Concept

Symposium: Interpersonal Approaches To The Borderline Patient—Introduction: Composing A Picture Of The Borderline Patient

Comments On The Theory And Therapy Of Borderline Personality Disorder

Incestuous Boundary Violations In Families Of Borderline Patients

The Discovery Of The Borderline Patient Through Countertransference

Supervision Of The Treatment Of Borderline Patients

Problems Of Borderline Patients In Therapeutic And Work Settings

From Hypnotic Suggestion To Free Association: Freud As A Psychotherapist, Circa 1892–1893

Loss And The Reparative Capacity Of Imagination: The Case Of August Strindberg

Psychotherapy And Psychoanalysis: Relations Between The Two Modalities

Fantasy's Force

Searching For Winnicott

Merton Gill: In Appreciation

Psychoanalytic Words And Psychoanalytic Acts—a Brief History

On Therapeutic Interventions In The Analysis Of Certain "unanalyzable" Patients—lessons From Child And Adolescent Technique

Aspects Of Self-revelation And Self-disclosure

The Analyst's Contribution To The Erotic Transference

On The Analyst's Emotional Availability And Vulnerability

In Search Of Signs Of Healing—the Quest For Clinical Evidence

An Origin Of The Inhibition Of Imagination

A Review Of psychoanalysis In Transition: A Personal View

An Exquisite Corpse: The Strain Of Working In And Out Of Potential Space

Observing-Participation, Mutual Enactment, and the New Classical Models ART

Validation, Interpretation, and Corrective Emotional Experience in Psychoanalytic Treatment

Bewitched, Bothered, and Bewildered

Dissociation in Masochism and Psychopathic Sadism

Guilt According To Erich Fromm

Escape From Narcissim: Four Posthumous Works by Fromm: A review of The Revision of Psychoanalysis by Erich Fromm, edited by Rainer Funk. Boulder, CO: Westview Press, 1992. xiv + 149 pp.

A Constructive Challange to Psychoanalysis: A review ofAn Introduction to Social Constructionism by Dr. Vivien Burr. London: Routledge, 1995. 198 pp.

Addiction from an Object Relations Perspective: A Review of Dancing among the Maenads: The Psychology of Compulsive Drug Use by Kevin Volkan. New York: Peter Lang Publishing, 1994. xxii + 167 pp.

The Distributed Self: Introduction To Symposium On“The Multiplicity Of Self And Analytic Technique”

Standing in the Spaces: The Multiplicity Of Self And The Psychoanalytic Relationship

The Conceptual Power of Multiplicity

Linking the “Pre-Analytic” with the Postclassical: INTEGRATION, DISSOCIATION, AND THE MULTIPLICITY OF UNCONSCIOUS PROCESS

Taking Multiplicity Seriously: Some Implications For Psychoanalytic Theorizing And Practice

How Many Selves Make a Person?

Is One Self Enough? Multiplicity In Self-Organization And The Capacity To Negotiate Relational Conflict

Yes, One Self Is Enough!

The Politics of Interpretation

Expanding the Interpersonal Perspective: A review of The Handbook of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis, edited by Marylou Lionells, John Fiscalini, Carola H. Mann, and Donnel B. Stern. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1995. xxx + 928 pp.

A Reply to Virginia Demos's Review

Origins: A review of Pioneers of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis, edited by Donnel B. Stern, Carola H. Mann, Stuart Kantor, and Gary Schlesinger. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1995. 272 pp.

Freud and the Jazz Age: A review of Terrible Honesty: Mongrel Manhattan in the 1920s by Ann Douglas. New York: Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, 1995. 605 pp.