International Forum of Psychoanalysis

EDITORIAL

• Twenty productive years with the International Forum of Psychoanalysis

  Christer Sjödin & Marco Conci

  pp. 1-5

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

• On paradoxes and the experience of duality

  Hanoch Yerushalmi

  pp. 6-17

• A case of trauma and attempted suicide in an adolescent patient

  Mônica Medeiros Kother Macedo & Blanca Susana Guevara Werlang

  pp. 18-25

• Trauma and deprivation: The relationship between early object relations and the constitution of a sense of self

  Silvia Zornig & Lidia Levy

  pp. 26-30

• Analytic listening as a holding function of the dissociated parts of the patient

  Giuseppe D'Agostino

  pp. 31-37

• When therapeutic worlds collide? On Bion's concept of reversible perspective: A brief review and clinical case illustration

  Alistair D. Sweet

  pp. 38-44

• Transsexual surgery: A novel reminder and a navel remainder

  Oren Gozlan

  pp. 45-52

• Between cure and literature: An interview with Leonard Shengold

  Michele S. Piccolo & Gabriele Cassullo

  pp. 53-62

EDITORIAL

• Wilfred Bion's identity as a psychoanalyst in the light of his letters (1939–1951) to his first analyst, John Rickman, and of their multidimensional relationship–Our trainings (and our lives), our letters, and the history, transmission and practice of psychoanalysis

  Marco Conci

  pp. 63-67

ORIGINAL ARTICLE

• Bion and his first analyst, John Rickman (1891–1951): A revisitation of their relationship in the light of Rickman's personality and scientific production and of Bion's letters to him (1939–1951)

  Marco Conci

  pp. 68-86

COMMENTS

• On Bion's analysis with Rickman

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 87-88

• Rickman, Bion, and the clinical applications of field theory

  Lawrence J. Brown

  pp. 89-92

• The facilitation of genius: Rickman's mentoring of Bion

  David Scharff

  pp. 93-96

• Grace under fire

  Robert Caper

  pp. 97-99

• Some perhaps transgressive comments

  Antonino Ferro

  pp. 100-102

• Rediscovering Bion and Rickman's leaderless group projects

  Giovanni Foresti

  pp. 103-107

• Towards an ethics of responsibility

  Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 108-112

• Linking Rickman's work with Bion's thinking

  Heinz Weiß

  pp. 113-115

• Getting to know the “early” Bion

  Rudi Vermote

  pp. 116-118

OBITUARY

• Martti Siirala (November 24, 1922 – August 18, 2008): A seeker of human understanding and a unique language

  Juhani Ihanus & Pirkko Siltala

  pp. 119-124

• Report from the XVIth IFP Forum, Athens, October 2010

  Marco Conci

  pp. 125-126

EDITORIAL

• Comings and goings

  Christer Sjödin

  pp. 127-128

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

• The role of imitation in the constitution of psychic reality: The contemporary psychoanalytic perspective of Thomas Ogden

  Pedro Salem & Nelson Coelho

  pp. 129-137

• The unpredictability of metaphor: Ignacio Matte-Blanco's bi-logic and the nature of metaphoric processes

  John Fellenor

  pp. 138-147

• About rationalization and intellectualization

  Siegfried Zepf

  pp. 148-158

• Fragments of the other: a psychoanalytic approach to the ego in schizophrenia

  Luciane Loss Jardim, Mario Eduardo Costa Pereira & Claudia Maria de Souza Palma

  pp. 159-166

• Catching my balance in the countertransference: Difficult moments with patients in psychoanalytic treatment

  Robert Waska

  pp. 167-175

• D.H. Lawrence's The daughter-in-law: Transforming a family system

  Gertrude Schwartzman

  pp. 176-182

• A Dutch psychoanalyst in New York (1936–1950)

  H.P.J. Stroeken

  pp. 183-188

CORRIGENDUM

• CORRIGENDUM

  pp. 189

EDITORIAL

• Creative dialogue

  Valerie Tate Angel & Iris Levy

  pp. 191-192

INTRODUCTORY COMMENTARY

• Psychoanalysis and art: Dialogues in the creative process

  Eva D. Papiasvili & Linda A. Mayers

  pp. 193-195

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

• The psychological birth of art: A psychoanalytic approach to prehistoric cave art

  Harold P. Blum

  pp. 196-204

• Picasso according to Freud

  Rosalind E. Krauss

  pp. 205-210

• Creativity in the clinical exchange

  Joseph Lichtenberg

  pp. 211-216

• Supervision seminar: Postgraduate Psychoanalytic Society and Institute and the Kaunas Society for the Studies of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

  Valerie Tate Angel

  pp. 217-221

• The Laius complex: From myth to psychoanalysis

  Iris Levy

  pp. 222-228

• On Franz Kafka's “Letter to my Father”

  José Durval Cavalcanti de Albuquerque

  pp. 229-232

• What a blackbird told me is real and alive

  Ona Lindquist

  pp. 233-238

• Response to “What a blackbird told me is real and alive” by Ona Lindquist, LCSW

  Nick Piombino

  pp. 239-241

• A story of adaptation told from ego-psychological perspectives

  Nobuko Y. Meaders

  pp. 242-249

• Editorial Board

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