International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Psychoanalytic Theory & Technique

• Here and Now: My Perspective

  Betty Joseph

  pp. 1-5

• Where is Here? When is Now?

  Edna O'Shaughnessy

  pp. 7-16

• Learning to Ride the Horse: The Back and Forth of an Analytic Treatment and Setting: The Case of Raquel

  Adriana Yankelevich

  pp. 87-97

• Comments on the Case of Raquel

  John Steiner

  pp. 99-104

• Comments on the Case of Raquel

  Dale Boesky

  pp. 105-115

• Response by Michael Eigen

  Michael Eigen

  pp. 118-121

• Response by Jan Abram

  Jan Abram

  pp. 121-124

• Response by Vincenzo Bonaminio

  Vincenzo Bonaminio

  pp. 124-127

• Response by Charles Hanly

  Charles Hanly

  pp. 128-130

• Response by Daniel Widlöcher

  Daniel Widlöcher

  pp. 130-131

• André Green 1927-2012: An Artisan of the Future

  Bernard Chervet

  pp. 157-166

• André Green (12 March 1927-22 January 2012)

  Daniel Widlöcher

  pp. 166-167

• Minding the Markets: An Emotional Finance View of Financial Instability by David Tuckett Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, Hants, 2011; 260 pp; £26.00

  Stephen M. Sonnenberg

  pp. 186-191

• From Classical to Contemporary Psychoanalysis: A Critique and Integration by Morris N. Eagle Routledge, New York, NY, and London, 2011; 321 pp; $90.00 hardback, $39.95 paperback

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 191-195

• On Freud's ‘Splitting of the Ego in the Process of Defence’ edited by Thierry Bokanowski and Sergio Lewkowicz, Karnac London, 2009, Contemporary Freud Series; 220 pp; £25.99

  Alejandra Pérez

  pp. 195-201

• The Intimate Room: Theory and Technique of the Analytic Field by Giuseppe Civitarese (Philip Slotkin, translator) Routledge, London, 2010, the New Library of Psychoanalysis Series; 240 pp; £23.99 paperback

  James Rose

  pp. 201-204

• The Fiancée Letters: “Be mine as I envision you” [“Sei mein, wie ich mir's denke. Die Brautbriefe”], Vol. 1: June 1882-July 1883 by Sigmund Freud, Martha Bernays edited by Gerhard Fichtner, Ilse Grubrich-Simitis and Albrecht Hirschmüller Fischer, Frankfurt am Main, 2011; 628 pp; €48

  Hannsjörg von Freytag-Loringhoven

  pp. 205-210

Clinical Communications

• Black Client, White Therapist: Working with Race in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in South Africa

  Zelda Gillian Knight

  pp. 17-31

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Projective Identification in Othello and Verdi's Otello

  Richard Rusbridger

  pp. 33-47

History of Psychoanalysis

• Name-Changes in Post-War France: The Traumatic Experiences of the Shoah and its Consequences on the Second and Third Generation with Reference to the Example of Name-Changes

  Céline Masson

  pp. 49-65

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• Playing the Game the Child Allots

  Eitan Gomberoff

  pp. 67-81

The Analyst at Work

• The Analyst's Work

  Abbot A. Bronstein

  pp. 83-85

Psychoanalytic Controversies

• On Winnicott's Clinical Innovations in the Analysis of Adults: Responses to the Controversy

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 117-118

André Green

• An Introduction to the Work of André Green

  Christian Delourmel

  pp. 133-156

Film Essay

• Freud, Jung, Sabina Spielrein and the countertransference: David Cronenberg's A Dangerous Method

  Joseph Aguayo

  pp. 169-178

Book and Journal Reviews

• L'aventure négative: Une lecture psychanalytique d'Henry James by André Green Hermann, Paris, 2009; 160 pp; €25

  Josiane Chambrier-Slama

  pp. 179-186

Letter From

• Letter from Moscow

  Igor M. Kadyrov

  pp. 211-220

Psychoanalytic Theory & Technique

• Impervious and Intrusive: The Impenetrable Object in Transference and Countertransference

  Wilhelm Skogstad

  pp. 221-238

• On Psychic Elements in a Case of Autistoid Perversion

  Bernd Nissen

  pp. 239-256

• The Function of the Object in the Binding and Unbinding of the Drives

  René Roussillon

  pp. 257-276

• The Scenic Function of the Ego and its Role in Symptom and Character Formation

  Hermann Argelander

  pp. 337-354

• Discussion of Hermann Argelander's paper: ‘The scenic function of the ego and its role in symptom and character formation’

  Leon Balter

  pp. 355-371

• The Red Book: Liber Novus by C. G. Jung edited by Sonu Shamdasani (Mark Kyburz, John Peck, Sonu Shamdasani, translators) Norton, New York, NY, 2011; 371 pp; $195.00/$120.00

  Joseph Cambray

  pp. 413-418

• Individualizing Gender and Sexuality: Theory and Practice by Nancy J. Chodorow Routledge, New York and London, 2012; 210 pp; $36.95

  Nancy Kulish

  pp. 419-422

• Correction Note

  pp. 423

Clinical Communications

• The Body One has and the Body One is: Understanding the Transsexual's Need to be Seen

  Alessandra Lemma

  pp. 277-292

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• The use of Child Drawings to Explore the DualGroup Analytic Field in Child Analysis

  Elena Molinari

  pp. 293-312

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Oedipus the king: Quest for Self-Knowledge - Denial of Reality. Sophocles' Vision of Man and Psychoanalytic Concept Formation

  Anders Zachrisson

  pp. 313-331

Key Papers

• Introduction to Hermann Argelander's Paper ‘The Scenic Function of the Ego and its Role in Symptom and Character Formation’

  Werner Bohleber

  pp. 333-336

Letter to the Editor

• On: Trying to Strengthen the Psychoanalytic Theory and Discipline

  René Epstein

  pp. 373-374

Film Essay

• Sustaining the Object Through the Erotic Imagination: Karoly Makk's Szerelem [Love]

  Lissa Weinstein

  pp. 375-389

Book Review Essay

• The Case Against Neuroplastic Analysis: A Further Illustration of the Irrelevance of Neuroscience to Psychoanalysis Through a Critique of Doidge's The Brain that Changes Itself

  Zvi Carmeli & Rachel Blass

  pp. 391-410

Book and Journal Reviews

• The Early Years of Childhood: Psychoanalytical Development Theory According to Freud, Klein and Bion by Gertraud Diem-Wille Karnac, London, 2011; 276 pp; £24.99

  Michael Rustin

  pp. 411-413

• Editorial

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 425-429

• IJP Online

  pp. 428

• Psychoanalytic Considerations about the Anti-Oedipal Condition in Heinrich von Kleist's Penthesilea and in the Analysis of Miss M

  Angela Mauss-Hanke

  pp. 477-499

• On: Reply to Levine

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 573-574

• Correction Note

  pp. 619

Letter From

• Letter from Prague

  Sverre Varvin

  pp. 431-435

Psychoanalytic Theory & Technique

• ‘Translation’ and ‘Transformation’ in the Analytic Situation: Freud - Bion - Laplanche

  Susann Heenen-Wolff

  pp. 437-451

Interdisciplinary Studies

• The Ego, the Ocular, and the Uncanny: Why are Metaphors of Vision Central in Accounts of the Uncanny?

  Sadeq Rahimi

  pp. 453-476

Research

• Towards a Better Use of Psychoanalytic Concepts: A Model Illustrated Using the Concept of Enactment

  Werner Bohleber, Peter Fonagy, Juan Pablo Jiménez, Dominique Scarfone, Sverre Varvin & Samuel Zysman

  pp. 501-530

IPA Major Panel Paper

• Transformations of Emotional Experience,

  Lia Pistiner de Cortiñas

  pp. 531-544

Jean Laplanche

• A Brief Introduction to the Work of Jean Laplanche

  Dominique Scarfone

  pp. 545-566

Obituary

• Jean Laplanche: 21 June 1924-6 May 2012

  Patrick Merot

  pp. 567-570

Letters to the Editor

• On Green Berg's Reading of Jose Bleger's Psychoanalytic Praxis

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 571-573

Film Essay

• Caesura and Binocular Vision in Pasolini's Pigsty

  Carla Garcia

  pp. 575-588

Book and Journal Review

• Revue Française de Psychanalyse 2011, Vols 1-5: On some of the current themes in French psychoanalysis edited by Denys Ribas, Françoise Coblence, Chantal Lechartier-Atlan PUF, Paris, 2011; 1820 pp

  Rosine Jozef Perelberg

  pp. 589-617

Psychoanalytic Theory & Technique

• Transcending the Caesura: Reverie, Dreaming and Counter-Dreaming

  Avner Bergstein

  pp. 621-644

• Bion and Tustin: The Autistic Phenomena

  Celia Fix Korbivcher

  pp. 645-665

• ‘No Entry’, an Invitation to Intrude, or Both? Reflections on a Group of Anorexic Patients

  Julian M. Stern

  pp. 689-713

• Resistance in Therapy and War: Psychoanalysis before and during the Nazi Occupation of Norway 1933-45

  Håvard Friis Nilsen

  pp. 725-746

• Nouveaux Développements en Psychanalyse: Autour de la pensée de Michel de M'Uzan edited by Clarisse Baruch EDK, Paris, 2011; 158 pp; £ 18

  Ellen A. Sparer

  pp. 851-854

• Exilium: Oltre la psicosi [Exile: Beyond Psychosis] by Marina Breccia Franco Angeli, Milano, 2011; 188 pp; €23.50

  Francesco Conrotto

  pp. 854-855

Clinical Communications

• Seeing, Mirroring, Desiring: The Impact of the Analyst's Pregnant Body on the Patient's Body Image

  Jessica Yakeley

  pp. 667-688

History of Psychoanalysis

• A Note on the History of the Norwegian Psychoanalytic Society from 1933 to 1945

  Per Anthi & Svein Haugsgjerd

  pp. 715-724

Interdisciplinary Studies

• The Wish for Annihilation in ‘Love-Death’ as Collapse of the Need for Recognition, in Wagner's Tristan und Isolde

  Moshe Bergstein

  pp. 747-766

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• Transferences in Parent-Infant Psychoanalytic Treatments

  Bjorn Salomonsson

  pp. 767-792

Letter to the Editor

• On: At What Age Should a Psychoanalyst Retire?

  Danielle Quinodoz

  pp. 793-797

Education Section

• The Concept of Intersubjectivity in Psychoanalysis: Taking Critical Stock

  Werner Bohleber

  pp. 799-823

Film Essay

• Matte Blanco and Narrativity: Hitchcock's Vertigo

  Michel Sanchez-Cardenas

  pp. 825-840

Book and Journal Reviews

• The APF Annual 2010: Langues et Courants Sexuels [Languages and Sexual Currents] edited by André Beetschen PUF, Paris, 2010; 224 pp; €24.50

  Bertrand Colin

  pp. 841-850

Obituary

• Remembering Daniel Stern (1934-2012): A Legacy for 21st Century Psychoanalytic Thinking and Practice

  Robert N. Emde

  pp. 857-861

• Die Brautbriefe: The Freud and Martha Correspondence

  Riccardo Steiner

  pp. 863-936

• The Wolf Man's Rorschach: Introduction: The Wolf Man's Rorschach

  Harold P. Blum

  pp. 937-944

• The Wolf Man's Rorschach

  Frederick S. Weil

  pp. 945-946

• Rorschach Protocol

  pp. 947-950

• The Wolf Man's Rorschach — Part 2

  Frederick S. Weil

  pp. 951-953

• Rorschach Interpretation of Freud's “Wolf Man” at Age 69

  Roy Schafer

  pp. 955-957

• On the Rorschach Protocol

  Justine McCarthy Woods

  pp. 959-961

• Wolf Man: Concluding Commentary

  Harold P. Blum

  pp. 963-966

• Second Thoughts on Agieren: Listening to the Enacted

  Gabriel Sapisochin

  pp. 967-991

• When Freud Headed for the East: Aspects of a Chinese Translation of His Works

  Tomas Plaenkers

  pp. 993-1017

• The Ego and the Id Revisited Freud and Damasio on the Body Ego/Self

  Jon Sletvold

  pp. 1019-1032

• The Freud Files: An Inquiry into the History of Psychoanalysis by Mikkel Borch-Jacobsen, Sonu Shamdasani Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2012; 404 pp; $95.00 hardback: After Freud Left: A Century of Psychoanalysis in America edited by John Burnham University of Chicago Press, Chicago, 2012; 274 pp; $35.00 hardback

  Sander L. Gilman

  pp. 1036-1038

• ‘The exodus from Egypt remains our point of departure’: The Covert Tradition in Sigmund Freud's Moses and Monotheism by Yigal Blumenberg Brandes & Apsel, Frankfurt/M, 2012; 428 pp; 39,80€

  Wolfgang Hegener

  pp. 1038-1043

• On Freud's “Femininity” edited by Leticia Glocer Fiorini and Graciela Abelin-Sas Rose Karnac, London, 2010, Contemporary Freud: Turning Points and Critical Issues series; 272 pp; £24.99

  Anne Patterson

  pp. 1043-1051

Book Reviews

• L'inconscient freudien. Recherche, écoute, métapsychologie [The Freudian Unconscious: Research, Listening and Metapsychology] edited by Gérard Bayle, Elisabeth Dahan-Soussan, Félicie Nayrou PUF, Paris, 2010, Monographie et Débats de psychanalyse; 235 pp; €20

  Claire Maurice

  pp. 1033-1036

• Editorial

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 1053-1055

• The Explosion of the Present and the Encapsulation of Time: Transference Phenomena in the Analysis of a Psychotic Patient

  Heinz Weiss

  pp. 1057-1075

• Orientation, Containment and the Emergence of Symbolic Thinking

  Giovanna Rita Di Ceglie

  pp. 1077-1091

• Tactics and Empathy: Defences against Projective Identification

  Lesley Steyn

  pp. 1093-1113

• Transformation and Invariance in Creative Translations and Analytic Interpretations: A Bionian Reading of Borges and Cervantes

  Beatriz Priel

  pp. 1115-1127

• What Does the Presentation of Case Material Tell Us about What Actually Happened in an Analysis and How Does It Do This?

  Dale Boesky

  pp. 1135-1143

• What Does the Presentation of Case Material Tell Us about What Actually Happened in an Analysis and How Does It Do This?

  Elias Mallet da Rocha Barros

  pp. 1145-1152

• Response: What Does the Presentation of Case Material Tell Us about What Actually Happened in an Analysis and How Does It do This?

  Catherine Chabert

  pp. 1153-1162

• Rejoinder: What Does the Presentation of Case Material Tell Us about What Actually Happened in an Analysis and How Does It Do This?

  Dale Boesky

  pp. 1163-1165

• Major Panel: Depression

  Marcel Hudon

  pp. 1168-1170

• Observing Transformations in Patients: The Assessment of Mental Functioning

  Ricardo Bernardi

  pp. 1170-1172

• Beyond Pluralism: Searching for a Theory of Unconscious Phantasy

  Nancy H. Wolf

  pp. 1172-1175

• Memory and Desire, Tension and Conflict in ‘Late’ Bion

  Leigh Tobias

  pp. 1175-1177

• The Analyst's Pain

  Caroline M. Sehon

  pp. 1177-1180

• Examining Today's Theory of Thinking in the Light of the Analysis of a Patient Unable to Gain from His Environment

  Liana Pinto Chaves & David Taylor

  pp. 1180-1182

• The Totalitarian Mind

  Susana Vinocur Fischbein

  pp. 1183-1185

• Facing the Pain: Learning from the Power of Witnessing the Holocaust

  Paula L. Ellman

  pp. 1185-1189

• Facing the Pain of Crimes and Their Reparation

  Claudia Frank

  pp. 1189-1191

• Tracking Transformations in a Psychoanalytic Process: Unconscious and Explicit

  Marina Altmann

  pp. 1191-1193

• Translation

  Marc Hebbrecht

  pp. 1193-1194

• Expanding the Field: Clinical Working Parties Today

  Eike Hinze

  pp. 1194-1196

• The Prague Psychoanalytic Study Group 1933-1938: Frances Deri, Annie Reich, Theodor Dosužkov, and Heinrich Löwenfeld, and Their Contributions to Psychoanalysis

  Susanne Kitlitschko

  pp. 1196-1198

• Reflections on the Gender of Violence

  Angela Mauss-Hanke

  pp. 1198-1200

• Mental Pain and Social Trauma

  Phillida Rosnick

  pp. 1200-1202

• The Financial System and the Current Economic Crisis

  Stephen M. Sonnenberg

  pp. 1202-1203

• Watch This Space! Research Studies in Depression: Three Studies Combining Clinical Psychoanalytical Research with Studies of Outcome

  David Taylor

  pp. 1203-1205

• The World is Looking East: Growth and Development of Psychoanalysis in the Asian Region

  Frances Thomson-Salo

  pp. 1205-1207

• The New Dictionary of Kleinian Thought; by Elizabeth Bott Spillius, Jane Milton, Penelope Garvey, Cyril Couve, Deborah Steiner; Routledge, London, 2011; 576 pp; £95.00 Hardback, £28.99 paperback

  Ricardo Stramer

  pp. 1233-1242

• Psychoanalytic Diagnosis; by Nancy McWilliams; Guilford Press, New York, 2011, second edition; 426 pp; $60.00

  Otto F. Kernberg

  pp. 1242-1244

• La violenza delle emozioni. Bion e la psicoanalisi postbioniana [The Violence of Emotions: Bion and Post-Bionian Psychoanalysis]; by G. Civitarese; Raffaello Cortina Editore, Milano, 2011; 207 pp; €22.00

  Mauro Manica

  pp. 1244-1252

• Arte, dor: inquietações entre estética e psicanálise [Art and Pain: Pacing the Shores of Aesthetics and Psychoanalysis]; by João Augusto Frayze-Pereira; Ateliê Editorial, São Paulo, 2005 (first edition), 2010 (second edition); 404 pp.

  Silvana Rea

  pp. 1252-1257

• Initiating Psychoanalysis: Perspectives; edited by Bernard Reith, Sven Lagerlöf, Penelope Crick, Mette Møller and Elisabeth Skale Routledge, Hove, 2011, New Library of Psychoanalysis Teaching Series; 384 pp; £26.99 paperback, £95.00 hardback

  Kate Pugh

  pp. 1257-1262

• A clínica psicanalítica das psicopatologias contemporâneas [The Psychoanalytic Clinic of Contemporary Psychopathologies]; by Gley P. Costa et al.; Artmed, Porto Alegre, 2010; 272 pp

  Rogério Coelhode Souza

  pp. 1262-1270

• Destructiveness, Intersubjectivity and Trauma: The Identity Crisis of Modern Psychoanalysis; by Werner Bohleber; Karnac, London, 2010; 236 pp; £24.99

  Paul Denis

  pp. 1270-1276

• Correction Note

  pp. 1277

Psychoanalytic Controversy

• Introduction: What Does the Presentation of Case Material Tell Us about What Actually Happened in an Analysis and How Does It Do This?

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 1129-1134

Panel Reports

• Major Panel: Transformations of Emotional Experience

  Josh Cohen

  pp. 1167-1168

Letter to the Editor

• On: From Basle to Milan to Zurich: On Psychoanalytic Training

  Pier Francesco Galli

  pp. 1209-1214

Film Essay

• Like a Pebble in Your Shoe: A Psychoanalytical Reading of Lars von Trier's Breaking the Waves and Antichrist

  Judy Gammelgaard

  pp. 1215-1230

Book and Journal Reviews

• Money Talks: In Therapy Society and Life; edited by Brenda Berger, Stephanie Newman; Routledge, New York, London, 2012; 200 pp; $34.95

  Dan Jacobs

  pp. 1231-1233