Contemporary Psychoanalysis

Introduction

• From the Editors-in-Chief

  Susan Fabrick & Ruth Livingston

  pp. 1-2

Original Articles

• The Three Cures of Bertha Pappenheim (Anna O): the Talking Cure, the Writing Cure, and the Social Cure

  Mark J. Blechner

  pp. 3-25

• Considering the Intersubjective Perspective of Therapeutic Action

  Pasqual J. Pantone

  pp. 26-45

• Bion’s Long Road toward Intuiting the Patient’s Suffering: ‘Theoretical’ vs. ‘Clinical’ Bion

  Ofra Eshel

  pp. 46-76

• The Patient as an Ethical Subject: Technical Implications of the Patient’s Irreducible Responsibility

  Robert P. Drozek

  pp. 77-101

• On Getting Old

  Paul Lippmann

  pp. 103-111

• On Paul Lippmann

  Gary Schlesinger

  pp. 112-115

• Tribute to Paul Lippmann

  Patricia R. Everett

  pp. 116-122

• For Paul Lippmann

  Andrew J. Gerber

  pp. 123-124

• A Remembrance of Paul Lippmann

  Paolo Migone

  pp. 125-127

• Bird on the Wire: A Few Things I Learned From Paul Lippmann

  Spyros D. Orfanos

  pp. 128-133

• In Memory of Paul Lippmann

  Morris N. Eagle

  pp. 134-136

• William Alanson White Dream Group

  Susan Fabrick & Ruth Livingston

  pp. 137

• Dream Group

  Sue Kolod

  pp. 137-138

• Dream Group

  Richard Loewus

  pp. 138-139

• Dream Group

  Evelyn Berger Hartman

  pp. 139-141

• Review of Relational Psychoanalysis and Temporality: Time Out of Mind by Neil J. Skolnick. Abingdon, NY: Routledge. 2020. 266 pp.

  Matthew Spieler

  pp. 156-160

Tribute to Paul Lippmann

• Photograph of Paul Lippmann

  pp. 102

Book Reviews

• Review of Psyche and Soul in America: The Spiritual Odyssey of Rollo May by Robert H. Abzug. Oxford University Press, (2021). 432 pp.

  Sandra Buechler

  pp. 142-155

Articles

• Meeting Again, Meeting Anew: A Child Patient Returns as an Adult

  Danielle Novack

  pp. 499-521

• Staying in Touch with Affect: Maintaining Vital Access to the Body while Working Online

  Mary Bayles

  pp. 522-544

• Ruptures or Disruption: Identity Diffusion and the Therapeutic Relationship

  Michel F. M. Boyer

  pp. 545-578

• Lost in a Universe of No Inherent Meaning: Psychoanalysis and Existentialism

  Zvi Steve Yadin

  pp. 579-611

• Swiping on Tinder-Imagining or Just Fantasying in Dating Apps?

  Maya Asher

  pp. 612-634

• Review of Blooming in December: Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Older Adults, by Amy Schaffer. New York: Routledge, 2021. 119 pp.

  Sandra Buechler

  pp. 643-652

• A Review of When The Garden Isn’t Eden: More Psychodynamic Concepts from Life by K. L. Malawista, L. G. Kanefield, and A. J. Adelman. New York, NY: Columbia University Press, 2022. 217 pp.

  Gurmeet Kanwal

  pp. 653-655

• A Review of Core Competencies of Relational Psychoanalysis: A Guide to Practice Study and Research, edited by Roy E. Barsness. Oxon: Routledge, 2018. 369 pp., (Paperback), ISBN: 978-1138218390

  John V. O’leary

  pp. 656-662

Book Reviews

• Review of Intersectionality and Relational Psychoanalyis: New Perspectives on Race, Gender and Sexuality, by Max Belkin, Ph.D. and Cleonie White, Ph.D. New York: Routledge, 2020. 234 pp.

  Gillian Straker

  pp. 635-642

Introduction

• Write! That I May Remember You: Some Reflections on Philip M. Bromberg to Philip, with Love

  Jean Petrucelli

  pp. 162-175

Part I: Other Ways of Knowing: Art, Dreams, Literature, Poetry & Music

• Psychotherapy as the Art of Uncertainty

  Philip M. Bromberg

  pp. 176-201

• Why We Need Art: Philip Bromberg’s “Other Ways of Knowing”

  Velleda C. Ceccoli

  pp. 202-209

• Ode to A Diamond

  Robert Bosnak

  pp. 210-217

• Cosmos, Cosmetics, and Trauma

  Gianni Nebbiosi

  pp. 218-223

• Safe, But Not Too Safe: Scenes From an Epistolary Romance

  Max Cavitch

  pp. 224-276

• Who My Ideas Come From

  Maggie M. Robbins

  pp. 277-284

• Dissociative Uses of the Body: Reverberations from the Work of Philip Bromberg

  Susan H. Sands

  pp. 292-298

• Philip Bromberg and the Revolution about Dissociated Self-States

  Elizabeth Howell

  pp. 299-309

• Did Philip Bromberg Know He Was Treating DID? Does it Matter?

  Richard A. Chefetz

  pp. 310-320

• I’m not Myself Today: Dialogues with Philip Bromberg

  Susan Kolod

  pp. 321-334

• Language, Bromberg, Selfhood

  Suzanne Little

  pp. 335-344

• A Remembrance of Philip M. Bromberg

  Helen V. Quiñones

  pp. 368-372

• The Hot Seat: Supervision with Philip Bromberg

  Shelly Itzkowitz

  pp. 373-384

• Harry and Philip

  Emily Kuriloff

  pp. 391-399

• Enactment and Affect Integration: Bromberg’s Particular Clinical Skill

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 400-404

• That Was Then, This is Now: Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy for the Rest of Us

  Jonathan Shedler

  pp. 405-437

• A Mutual Appreciation of Differences: My Conversation with Philip M. Bromberg

  Richard P. Kluft

  pp. 438-460

• Review of Psychic Threats and Somatic Shelters: Attuning to the Body in Contemporary Psychoanalytic Dialogue by Niza Yarom. Routledge, 2015. 279 pp.

  Alice Bar Nes

  pp. 486-497

Part II: Clinical Advantages: Using the Concept of Multiple Self-States

• From Interpersonal Field to Mind in the Work of Philip Bromberg

  Donnel Stern

  pp. 285-291

Part III: Sitting in the Hot Seat: The Supervisory and Analytic Experience

• Sitting in the Hot Seat: Being with Philip Bromberg

  pp. 345-367

Part IV: Potholes on the Royal Road: Innovation and Controversy

• Before There Was Philip, There Was Phil

  Ruth R. Imber

  pp. 385-390

Part V: Closing

• Taking it Personally

  Jessica Benjamin

  pp. 461-469

Book Reviews

• Review of Begin Again: James Baldwin’s America and Its Urgent Lessons for Our Own, by Eddie S. Glaude, Jr. New York, NY: Crown, 2020. 239 pp.

  Robert Ehrlich

  pp. 470-485