International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Editorial

• 100 years of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 1-6

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Oedipality and oedipal complexes reconsidered: On the incest taboo as key to the universality of the human condition

  Barnaby B. Barratt

  pp. 7-31

• The case for the Freud–Breuer theory of hysteria: A response to Grünbaum’s foundational objection to psychoanalysis

  Michael T. Michael

  pp. 32-51

• The importance of not being Ernest: An archaeology of child’s play in Freud’s writings (and some implications for psychoanalytic theory and practice)

  Marie Lenormand

  pp. 52-76

History of Psychoanalysis

• In conversation: Freud, Abraham and Ferenczi on “Mourning and Melancholia” (1915–1918)

  Ulrike May

  pp. 77-98

Research

• How to measure sustained psychic transformations in long-term treatments of chronically depressed patients: Symptomatic and structural changes in the LAC Depression Study of the outcome of cognitive-behavioural and psychoanalytic long-term treatments

  Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber, Johannes Kaufhold, Lisa Kallenbach, Alexa Negele, Mareike Ernst, Wolfram Keller, Georg Fiedler, Martin Hautzinger, Ulrich Bahrke & Manfred Beutel

  pp. 99-127

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Revisiting Marion Milner’s work on creativity and art

  Alberto Stefana

  pp. 128-147

Letters to the Editor

• Response to Rachel Blass

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 148-149

• Response to Jay Greenberg's letter

  Rachel Blass

  pp. 150-151

Book Reviews

• Sigmund Freud Anna Freud Correspondence 1904–1938, edited by Ingeborg Meyer-Palmedo

  Inge-Martine Pretorius

  pp. 152-154

• Everyday evils: a psychoanalytic view of evil and morality by C. Covington

  Danae Karydaki

  pp. 155-157

• Desire that enjoys mourning [Il desiderio che ama il lutto] by Sarantis Thanopulos

  Patrizia Cupelloni

  pp. 157-159

• The place of the visual in psychoanalytic practice by Faye Carey

  Eve Meltzer

  pp. 160-162

• Paola Marion – Il disagio del desiderio by Paola Marion

  Benedetta Guerrini Degl’Innocenti

  pp. 163-166

• Relational conundrums: A critique of Contemporary Psychoanalysis by Jon Mills

  Eyal Rozmarin

  pp. 166-169

• At war with the obvious: disruptive thinking in psychoanalysis by Donald Moss

  Hillery Bosworth

  pp. 170-173

• “La psychosomatique” [Psychosomatics], Débats en psychanalyse edited by Félicie Nayrou and Gérard Szwec

  Kalyane Fejtö

  pp. 173-178

Letter From

• Letter from Madrid: The beginning of psychoanalysis in Spain

  María Luisa Muñoz de la Cruz & Teresa Olmos de Paz

  pp. 179-181

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• The concept of time in Bion's “A Theory of Thinking”

  Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 182-205

• Transsexualism and transgenderism: Unravelling sex and gender, and abstractions of the sexed body

  Jean-Baptiste Marchand, Elise Pelladeau & François Pommier

  pp. 206-228

• Challenging Oedipus in changing families: Gender identifications and access to origins in same-sex parent families created through third-party reproduction

  Vittorio Lingiardi & Nicola Carone

  pp. 229-246

Educational and Professional Issues

• From the talking cure to a disease of silence: Effects of ethical violations in a psychoanalytic institute

  Jane Burka, Angela Sowa, Barbara A. Baer, Charles E. Brandes, Josie Gallup, Sharon Karp-Lewis, Julie Leavitt & Patricia Rosbrow

  pp. 247-271

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Respect for the environment: Psychoanalytic reflections on the ecological crisis

  Cosimo Schinaia

  pp. 272-286

History of Psychoanalysis

• Mind as text: Freud’s “typographical” model of the mind

  Adele Tutter

  pp. 287-310

Psychoanalytic Controversies

• Introduction to “On the value of the Lacanian approach to analytic practice”

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 311-314

• On the value of the Lacanian approach to analytic practice

  Bruce Fink

  pp. 315-332

• Commentary on Bruce Fink’s “On the value of the Lacanian approach to analytic practice”

  Ricardo Bernardi & Beatriz de León de Bernardi

  pp. 333-340

• After-words, a discussion of Bruce Fink’s “On the value of the Lacanian approach to analytic practice”

  Alfred Margulies

  pp. 341-351

• Response to Bruce Fink

  Sara Flanders

  pp. 352-361

• On Bruce Fink’s “The value of the Lacanian approach to analytic practice”

  Lionel Bailly

  pp. 362-367

• Responses to commentators

  Bruce Fink

  pp. 368-376

Obituaries

• Anne-Marie Sandler (1925–2018)

  Haydee Faimberg & Donald Campbell

  pp. 377-383

• Paul H. Ornstein, MD (1924–2017)

  Jeffrey K. Halpern

  pp. 384-392

Film Essay

• The Id follows: It Follows (2014) and the existential crisis of adolescent sexuality

  Joseph Barbera

  pp. 393-404

Book Reviews

• Medea: Myth and unconscious fantasy, revised edition, edited by Esa Roos

  Charlotta Björklind

  pp. 405-408

• Chaos and control: a psychoanalytic perspective on unfolding creative minds, by Desy Safán-Gerard

  Mark Mellinger

  pp. 408-411

• Silent virtues: patience, curiosity, privacy, intimacy, humility, and dignity, by Salman Akhtar

  Richard Tuch

  pp. 411-415

• Field theory in child and adolescent psychoanalysis: understanding and reacting to unexpected developments, by Elena Molinari

  Mary Brady

  pp. 415-418

• Repetition, the compulsion to repeat, and the death drive: an examination of Freud’s doctrines

  Alfred Margulies

  pp. 418-422

• Learning along the way: Further reflections on psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, by Patrick Casement

  Renée Danziger

  pp. 422-424

• An analytic journey, by Marilia Aisenstein

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 424-428

• Psicoanalisi delle psicosi [Psychoanalysis of the psychoses: Current developments in theory and practice], edited by Riccardo Lombardi, Luigi Rinaldi, and Sarantis Thanopulos

  Giorgio Campoli

  pp. 428-432

Letter

• Letter from London

  Catalina Bronstein & Avi Shmueli

  pp. 433-437

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Whole and/or in bits: Bohm, Matte Blanco, and (un)consciousness

  Karen Lombardi

  pp. 438-446

• Basic theoretical assumptions underpinning Faimberg’s method: “Listening to listening”

  Haydee Faimberg

  pp. 447-462

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• Working through centred on the body in the analysis of a psychotic adolescent

  Pierrette Poyet

  pp. 463-480

• Towards and beyond the Pillars of Hercules: Integration and transformation of destructiveness in child psychosis (the case of Amine)

  Luca Quagelli

  pp. 481-504

Educational and Professional Issues

• How participating in an international community of psychoanalysts can offset local psychoanalytic institutes’ insularities and enliven practice

  Charles Baekeland

  pp. 505-516

Research

• The experience of transplantation as reflected in dream life: A case study illustrating the mental processing of a lung transplant

  Lutz Goetzmann, Christian Benden, Barbara Ruettner, Uwe Wutzler, Annette Boehler & Lutz Wittmann

  pp. 517-539

History of Psychoanalysis

• Publish and be fair? “I am myself strongly in favour of doing it”: James Strachey as the candid wartime editor of The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis, 1939–1945

  Dee McQuillan

  pp. 540-566

IPA Congress Papers

• The feminine, the analyst and the child theorist

  Dominique Scarfone

  pp. 567-575

• An infant’s contribution towards the joyful feminine in perinatal intervention

  Frances Thomson-Salo

  pp. 576-583

• Plural feminine: Hysteria, masochism or melancholia?

  Catherine Chabert

  pp. 584-592

• Deconstructing the feminine: Discourses, logics and power. Theoretico-clinical implications

  Leticia Glocer Fiorini

  pp. 593-603

Letter to the Editor

• Comments on B.H. Clarke's paper: A cat is not a battleship: thoughts on the meaning of “neuropsychoanalysis”

  Larry S. Sandberg

  pp. 604-607

• Would clinical psychoanalysis shy away from delving further into the unknown? On the mystery of telepathic dreams

  Ofra Eshel

  pp. 608-610

• Response to Dr O. Eshel’s letter

  Alfonso Sánchez-Medina

  pp. 611-613

Book Reviews

• The growth of mind: by Neville Symington, London and New York, Routledge, 2019, 118pp. £22.49, ISBN: 978 -1-138 327832 (pb), 978-1-138-32781-8 (hb), 978-0-429-44907-9 (eb)

  Roger Kennedy

  pp. 614-616

• Dream house: an intimate portrait of the Philip Johnson Glass House: by Adele Tutter, Charlottesville, Virginia, University of Virginia Press, 2016, 312 pp., $39.90 (hardcover), ISBN: 978-0813938271

  Vera Camden

  pp. 616-619

• Transformational processes in clinical psychoanalysis: Dreaming, emotions and the present moment: by Lawrence J. Brown, Routledge, 2018, 250 pp. £29.99. ISBN: 9781138323926

  Chris Mawson

  pp. 619-624

• Travesía de lo corporal a lo simbólico corporal [Passage from the physical to the symbolic body]: by Eliana Rache, Buenos Aires/Mexico, Grupo Editorial LUMEN, 2015, 225 pp., ARS$ 300 (Paperback), ISBN 978-987-00-1067-8

  José Eduardo Fischbein

  pp. 624-627

• Psicopatología del poder [Psychopathology of power]: by Jorge L. Tizón, Barcelona, Herder, 2017, 1st edition, 2nd printing, 243 pp., €16,90, ISBN: 978-84-254-3434-1

  Carlos Moguillansky

  pp. 627-630

• Freud’s papers on technique and contemporary clinical practice: by Lawrence Friedman, London and New York, Routledge, 2019, 239 pp. $44.95, ISBN: 978-0-8153-8575-2

  Andrew B. Druck

  pp. 631-634

A tribute to Freud on the 80th Anniversary of his Death

• Freud’s writing as a living creative presence in our minds: An introduction to Joan Riviere’s “A character trait of Freud’s”

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 635-636

• A character trait of Freud’s by Joan Riviere (1958)

  Joan Riviere

  pp. 637-639

Psychoanalytic Theory & Technique

• The analytic ideal and its countertransferential vicissitudes

  Maciej Musiał

  pp. 640-655

• The polyphony of contemporary psychoanalysis: the multiple languages of man

  Ruggero Levy

  pp. 656-673

Educational and Professional Issues

• Intervention into an institute at a crossroads: A methodology and rationale

  John Lundgren

  pp. 674-692

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Self-insight

  Michael T. Michael

  pp. 693-710

Interdisicplinary Studies

• The Group's Vulnerability to Disaster: Basic Assumption and Work Group Mentalities Underlying Trump's 2016 Election

  Conrad Stephen Chrzanowski

  pp. 711-731

Key Papers

• Introduction to de M’Uzan's paper “Interpreting: For Whom and Why?”

  Dominique Scarfone

  pp. 732-735

• Interpreting: for whom, and why?

  Michel de M’Uzan

  pp. 736-743

Key Paper Discussion

• Interpreting: for whom, and why?: The Perils of Metapsychology

  Lewis Kirshner

  pp. 744-753

Education Section

• The ideas of the Paris Psychosomatic School

  Philippe Jaeger

  pp. 754-768

• Intercorporeity and body language: The semiotics of mental suffering expressed through the body

  Joachim Küchenhoff

  pp. 769-791

Book Reviews

• British psychoanalysis: New perspectives in the Independent tradition: edited by Gregorio Kohon, New Library of Psychoanalysis, London, Routledge, 2018, £29.99, ISBN 9781138579057

  Ch. Lechartier Atlan

  pp. 792-795

• Sexual difference in debate: bodies, desires, and fictions: by Leticia Glocer Fiorini, London, Karnac Books, 2017, 198 pp., £26.09, ISBN 9781782204220

  Nancy C. Winters

  pp. 795-798

• On dangerous ground: Freud’s visual cultures of the unconscious: by Diane O’Donoghue, New York, Bloomsbury Academic, 2019, $118.44, 400pp. ISBN: 978-1501327957.

  Anne Anlin Cheng

  pp. 798-801

• Mind, culture, and global unrest: psychoanalytic reflections: by Salman Akhtar, New York, Routledge, 2018, €26.99, 233 pp. ISBN: 978-1782200673

  Michael Moskowitz

  pp. 801-805

• Œdipe médecin (séparation, dépression, sublimation): [Oedipus as therapist (separation, depression, sublimation)], by Paul Denis, Paris, Presses universitaires de France, 2017, 237 pp., €24. ISBN: 9782130797982

  Bernard Brusset

  pp. 805-811

• The psychoanalyst and the child: From the consultation to psychoanalytic treatment: by Michel Ody, New York, Routledge, 2019, $39.95, 233 pp. ISBN: 978-1-138-38926-7

  Gretchen A. Schmutz

  pp. 811-813

• The analyst’s experience of the depressive position: The melancholic errand of psychoanalysis: by Steven H. Cooper, London; New York, Routledge, 2016, 175 pp., £135. ISBN: 1138844101

  Anand Desai

  pp. 813-817

• Beyond psychoanalytic literary criticism: Between literature and mind: 1st edition, by Benjamin H. Ogden, London and New York, Routledge, 2018, 124pp., $34.37. ISBN: 978-0-8153-7728-3

  Masha Mimran

  pp. 817-821

• Psychic bisexuality: A British-French dialogue,: edited by Rosine Jozef Perelberg, 2018, Routledge, London and New York, £27.69. ISBN: 9781138579033

  Hannah Browne

  pp. 821-824

• Correction

  pp. 825

Psychoanalytic Theory & Technique

• Musicality in the consulting room

  Francis Grier

  pp. 827-851

• Transference and transference interpretation revisited: Why a parsimonious model of practice may be useful

  David Tuckett

  pp. 852-876

Contemporary Conversations

• Enactment: Listening to psychic gestures

  Gabriel Sapisochin

  pp. 877-897

• Comments on “Enactment: Listening to Psychic Gestures” by Gabriel Sapisochin

  John Steiner

  pp. 898-905

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• The dead part: An overfulness of emptiness—Some reflections on psychotherapy with young psychotic patients

  Luca Quagelli

  pp. 906-920

• “Making a person”: Clinical considerations regarding the interpretation of anxieties in the analyses of children on the autisto-psychotic spectrum

  Joshua Durban

  pp. 921-939

Research

• Beyond the hermeneutic/scientific controversy: A case for a clinically sensitive empirical research paradigm in psychoanalysis

  Juan Pablo Jimenez & Carolina Altimir

  pp. 940-961

Education Section

• The struggle for a psychoanalytic research institute: The evolution of Frankfurt’s Sigmund Freud Institute

  Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber & Tomas Plänkers

  pp. 962-987

Obituary

• Madeleine Baranger

  Luis Kancyper

  pp. 988-994

Film Essay

• Le Hérisson [The Hedgehog] (2009). Director: Mona Achache

  Michel Granek

  pp. 995-1004

Panel Reports

• PANEL Report, 51st IPA Congress London 2019: The male analyst as the feminine object

  Sylvia Zwettler-Otte

  pp. 1005-1008

• Report on the panel: “Did Bion change his mind? Three phases of his clinical approach”

  Rodrigo Barahona

  pp. 1009-1011

• The challenge of cross-cultural training in China

  Douglas A. Chavis

  pp. 1012-1014

• Climate change panel report

  Lynne Zeavin

  pp. 1015-1017

• Panel report: IPA Congress London 2019: COWAP panel on perversion of femininity: the objectification of self

  Nancy R. Goodman

  pp. 1018-1020

• Report on the panel on confidentiality as a container – clinical and theoretical issues

  Gianina Micu

  pp. 1021-1024

• Panel on “out of the box”: women on the frontlines of social change

  Rogelio Sosnik

  pp. 1025-1028

• Panel on “Psychic dimensions of the climate crisis”

  Adela Abella

  pp. 1029-1030

• Panel on: “Transformations in female bodily experiences and bodily metaphors”

  Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick Hanly

  pp. 1031-1033

• Panel on “A clinician’s view of research. Critical thinking in the practice and transmission of psychoanalysis”

  Beatriz de León de Bernardi

  pp. 1034-1036

• Panel on “Finding unconscious fantasy: Inspirations from new understandings of female development”

  Andrea Greenman

  pp. 1037-1040

Letter to the Editor

• About the criteria for evaluating patient transformations in “Ending Analysis: The Case of Karl,” The International Journal of Psychoanalysis 99: 1424–1457

  Ricardo Bernardi

  pp. 1041-1042

• Response to Dr Ricardo Bernardi

  Abbot A. Bronstein

  pp. 1043-1044

• “Reading Italian Psychoanalysis” (The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2018 (99), 1253–1258)

  Paolo Migone

  pp. 1045-1046

Book Reviews

• The history of countertransference: by Alberto Stefana, London and New York, Routledge, 2017,159 pp.paperback, £33.99, ISBN 978-1-138-21461-3

  Ricardo Stramer

  pp. 1047-1053

• The psychoanalyst, the theatre of dreams and the clinic of enactment: by R.M.S. Cassorla, London, Routledge, 2018, 206 pp., US $30.36 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-78220-507-4.

  Ana Clara Duarte Gavião

  pp. 1053-1057

• Reclaiming unlived life: Experience in psychoanalysis,: by Thomas H. Ogden, London and New York, Routledge, 2016, 196 pp., £32.99 (paperback), ISBN 9781138956018

  Steven Groarke

  pp. 1057-1061

• A father: Puzzle: by Sibylle Lacan, trans. Adrian Nathan West, Cambridge, MA and London, The MIT Press, 2019, 92 pp., £14.99 (hardback), ISBN-13: 978-0-262-03931-4

  Dany Nobus

  pp. 1061-1064

PART 1: ‘The Psychoanalytic Core: Encounting and Speaking to the Unconscious’ - IJP Centenary Conference Papers

• Foreword

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 1065-1067

The Unconsciousness of Mental Life: Where do we locate the unconscious? Where and how do we find it in the session? How do we speak to it? What are the necessary conditions of the setting?

• Ideas prevented from becoming conscious: On Freud’s unconscious and the theory of psychoanalytic technique

  David Tuckett

  pp. 1068-1083

• The proleptic unconscious and the exemplary moment in psychoanalysis

  Mitchell Wilson

  pp. 1084-1101

• Encountering and speaking to the unconscious

  Jonathan Lear

  pp. 1102-1116

• Pathways of the unconscious: When the body is the receiver/instrument

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 1117-1133

• Precious little: Birth and death in the analytic process

  Patrick Miller

  pp. 1134-1143

Psychical Reality and Trauma: What do we mean by trauma? How do we understand it? How do we understand the connection between psychical reality and trauma? Does the notion of trauma change technique?

• Trauma and the metaphor of oppression

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 1144-1153

• Trauma and representation

  Lawrence J. Brown

  pp. 1154-1170

• Through the looking glass: On trauma and unreality

  Ignês Sodré

  pp. 1171-1183

• Trauma as a monstrous quasi-object

  Gerhard Schneider

  pp. 1184-1198

The Psychical Significance of Sexuality: What place do we give to ‘the drives’, and in particular the sexual drive? Where is the drive in the session, and what is its role?

• The drive as paradigm—Laplanche’s sexual as paradigm shift

  Richard B. Simpson

  pp. 1199-1215

• Reckoning with sexuality

  Nancy Kulish

  pp. 1216-1236

• Passion and melancholia, red and black: The vicissitudes of the sexual in an analytic process

  Rosine Jozef Perelberg

  pp. 1237-1247

• The Sexual and psychical reality

  Dominique Scarfone

  pp. 1248-1255

• Polyphonies of sexuality: Debates about theories/debates about paradigms

  Leticia Glocer Fiorini

  pp. 1256-1269

Repetition and the Death Drive: Repetition and the possibility of change

• Termination and repetition: The dissolution of the frame

  Lucy Lafarge

  pp. 1270-1285

• Freud's view of death and repetition as grounds of a Kleinian approach to narcissism: Implications for clinical practice

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 1286-1305

• Creative repetition

  Bruce Reis

  pp. 1306-1320

• Can we do without the death drive?

  Catherine Chabert

  pp. 1321-1329

• Death drive, repetition compulsion and some corridors to psychic change

  Michael Šebek

  pp. 1330-1337

• Fanaticism: Reflections based on phenomena in the analytic field

  Roosevelt Cassorla

  pp. 1338-1357

The Body and its Mysteries: How do we think of the relationship between the psyche and the soma?

• “Is this my body?” Dealing with the uncanny in adolescence

  Catalina Bronstein

  pp. 1358-1370

• Mysteries, abysses and impasses in body-mind dissociation

  Riccardo Lombardi

  pp. 1371-1389

The Development of Meaning in Child and Adolescent Analysis

• Play in the analytic setting: The development and communication of meaning in child analysis

  Judith A. Yanof

  pp. 1390-1404

• “All the light we cannot see”: Psychoanalytic and poetic reflections on the nature of hope

  Margot Waddell

  pp. 1405-1421

Personal Reflections

• The Online “Addiction” as a Malaise of the 21st Century: From repression by the law to “free” unlimited stimulation

  Marianna Ferreira Jorge & Paula Sibilia

  pp. 1422-1438

• A theory of the setting: The transformation of unrepresented experience and play

  Steven H. Cooper

  pp. 1439-1454

• Some brief personal reflections on the 100th Anniversary Conference papers. Where are we? Where have we come from? Where might we go?

  David Tuckett

  pp. 1455-1464

PART 2: ‘The Enigma of the Hour: 100 Years of Psychoanalytic Thought’ - The IJP Centenary Exhibition

• Introduction to the Exhibition in Honour of the Centenary of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 1465-1480

Display Case Compendium

• The Enigma of the Hour: Display Case Compendium: 100 years of Psychoanalytic Thought curated by Simon Moretti with Goshka Macuga and Dana Birksted-Breen

  Jan Abram, Rachel Blass, Georg Bruns, Christine Diercks, Dee McQuillan, Nellie Thompson, Adele Tutter & Carina Weiss

  pp. 1481-1613

• Contributors and Reviewers for 2019

  pp. 1614-1616