International Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Editorial

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 5-6

• Letter from the Netherlands

  Anna Bentinck van Schoonheten & Annemarie de Wit

  pp. 15-20

• Opening to the Otherwise: The Discipline of Listening and the Necessity of Free-Association for Psychoanalytic Praxis

  Barnaby B. Barratt

  pp. 39-53

• Revisiting the Destiny Compulsion

  Anna Potamianou

  pp. 55-69

• Enrique Pichon Rivière's Conception of Reality in Psychoanalysis

  Samuel Arbiser

  pp. 115-127

• Pichon Rivière's Psychoanalytic Contributions: Some Comparisons with Object Relations and Modern Developments in Psychoanalysis

  David E. Scharff, Roberto Losso & Lea Setton

  pp. 129-143

• José Bleger's Thinking about Psychoanalysis

  Leopoldo Bleger

  pp. 145-169

• The Link and the Theory of the Three Ds (Depositant, Depositary, and Deposited): Role and Status,

  Enrique Pichon Rivière

  pp. 177-186

• Commentary on E. Pichon Rivière's ‘The Link and the Theory of the Three Ds (Depositant, Depository, and Deposited): Role and Status’

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 187-200

• Announcement

  pp. 219

• Wilfred Bion: Los Angeles Seminars and Supervision edited by Joseph Aguayo and Barnet Malin Karnac Books, London, 2013; 176 pp

  Otto Kernberg

  pp. 250-253

• Relational Freedom: Emergent Properties of the Interpersonal Field by Donnei B. Stern Routledge, London, 2015; 272 pp

  S. Montana Katz

  pp. 253-257

• The Interpersonal Tradition: The Origins of Psychoanalytic Subjectivity by Irwin Hirsch Routledge, London, 2014; 234 pp; $47.85

  Alice Sohn

  pp. 257-261

• Listening to Trauma: Conversations with Leaders in the Theory and Treatment of Catastrophic Experience edited by Cathy Caruth Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, 2014; 392 pp; $24.95

  Clara Mucci

  pp. 262-266

• The Pioneers of Psychoanalysis in South America: An Essential Guide edited by Nydia Lisman-Pieczanski and Alberto Pieczanski New Library of Psychoanalysis, Routledge, London, 2014; 537 pp. $64.95

  Lawrence J. Brown

  pp. 266-273

• Penser la psychanalyse avec Bion, Lacan, Winnicott, Laplanche, Aulagnier, Anzieu, Rosolato [Thinking About Psychoanalysis with Bion, Lacan, Winnicott, Laplanche, Aulagnier, Anzieu and Rosolato] by André Green, preface by Fernando Urribarri Ithaque, Paris, 2013; 185 pp; €20 - michael@drmichaeljdiamond.com

  B. Brusset

  pp. 273-277

• Éros et Antéros - Réflexions psychanalytiques sur la sexualité [Eros and Anteros - Psychoanalytic Reflections on Sexuality] by Denise Braunschweig and Michel Fain Éditions In Press, Paris, 2013 - michael@drmichaeljdiamond.com

  Isabelle Martin Kamieniak

  pp. 277-282

Letter From

• Letter from the President of the European Psychoanalytic Federation: Looking at the Future of the EPF

  Jorge Canestri

  pp. 7-13

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• The Analyst's Narrative Function: Inventing a Possibility

  Maria Cecília Pereira da Silva

  pp. 21-38

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• Case Study: Analysis of a Traumatized Hemophiliac Boy

  Jill Savege Scharff

  pp. 71-90

Interdisciplinary Paper

• Freud, Bion and Kant: Epistemology and Anthropology in The Interpretation of Dreams

  Stella Sandford

  pp. 91-110

Education Section

• Introduction: Pioneer Psychoanalysts of the Rio Plata Region

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 111-113

Key Papers

• Introduction to E. Pichon Rivière's the Link and the Theory of the Three Ds (Depositant, Depositary and Deposited): Role and Status' by E. Pichon Rivière

  Nydia Lisman Pieczanski & Alberto Pieczanski

  pp. 171-175

Film Essay

• Mainstream Body-Character Breach Films and Subjectivization

  Sandra Meiri & Odeya Kohen-Raz

  pp. 201-217

Book Review Essay

• The Complete Works of W.R. Bion edited by Chris Mawson; consultant editor, Francesca Bion Karnac, London, 2014; 16 vols, 4,352 pp. £750

  Joseph Aguayo

  pp. 221-243

Book and Journal Reviews

• Growth and Turbulence in the Container/Contained: Bion's Continuing Legacy edited by Howard B. Levine and Lawrence J. Brown Routledge, London, 2013; 344 pp; $53.95 (paperback), $170 (hardback)

  Michael J. Diamond

  pp. 245-250

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• The So-Called Death Drive, an Indispensable Force for Any Subjective Life

  Bernard Penot

  pp. 299-321

• Configurations of Time, the Body, and Verbal Communication: Temporality in Patients Who Express Their Suffering through the Body

  José Eduardo Fischbein

  pp. 323-341

• Infantile anorexia, Co-Excitation and Co-Mastery in the Parent/Baby Cathexis: The Contribution of Sigmund and Anna Freud

  Thomas Cascales

  pp. 393-414

• Who founded Buddhism? Notes on the Psychological Effectiveness of Religious Objects

  David M. Black

  pp. 435-455

• Resolving Defence Mechanisms: A Perspective Based on Dissipative Structure Theory

  Wei Zhang & Ben-yu Guo

  pp. 457-472

• The Clinician in the University: Reflections on a South African Psychoanalytically Oriented Doctoral Programme

  Carol Long, Gillian Eagle & Garth Stevens

  pp. 517-542

• Interpretive Voices: Responding to Patients edited by Debbie Bandler Bellman and Jean Arundale Karnac Books, London, 2015; 256 pp

  James S. Rose

  pp. 545-549

• The Psychoanalytic Vision: The Experiencing Subject, Transcendence, and the Therapeutic Process by Frank Summers Routledge, London, 2013; 209 pp; $48.95

  Gurmeet Kanwal

  pp. 549-553

• Psychoanalysen, die ihre Zeit brauchen [Psychoanalyses That Take Their Time] Edited by Peter Wegner and Heinz Henseler Brandes & Apsel, Frankfurt a.M., 4th edition, 2013; 356 pp; €39.90

  Dieter Bürgin

  pp. 554-556

• The Feeling Brain: Selected Papers on Neuropsychoanalysis by Mark Solms Karnac Books, London, 2015; 240 pp; £23.04

  Barry Jones

  pp. 556-559

• The Private Life: Why We Remain in the Dark by Josh Cohen Granta Books, London, 2013; 223 pp; £9.99 The Private Life: Our Everyday Self in an Age of Intrusion by Josh Cohen Counterpoint, Berkeley, CA, 2015; 256 pp; £26.00

  Alison Brown

  pp. 559-563

• Freud and the Buddha: The Couch and the Cushion edited by Axel Hoffer Karnac, London, 2015; 184 pp. $39.95

  Barry Magid

  pp. 564-568

• Soul Machine: The Invention of the Modern Mind by George Makari W.W. Norton, New York, 2015; 608, $39.95 Political Freud: A History by Eli Zaretsky Columbia University Press, New York, 2015; $25.00

  Sander L. Gilman

  pp. 568-571

• Minding the Body: The Body in Psychoanalysis and Beyond by Alessandra Lemma Routledge, London, 2014; 210 pp. £30.99

  Kate Pugh

  pp. 571-573

History of Psychoanalysis

• The Name of the Piggle: Reconsidering Winnicott's Classic Case in Light of Some Conversations with the Adult ‘Gabrielle’

  Deborah Anna Luepnitz

  pp. 343-370

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• Stupidity in the Analytic Field: Vicissitudes of the Detachment Process in Adolescence

  Roosevelt M.S. Cassorla

  pp. 371-391

Interdisciplinary Papers

• Stray Thoughts - Seeking Home: Henrik Ibsen's Peer Gynt Read in Light of Wilfred Bion's Ideas

  Marit Aalen

  pp. 415-434

The IPA Hayman Award Paper 2015

• Uses of Guilt in the Treatment of Dehumanization

  Harvey Peskin

  pp. 473-489

Education and Professional Issues

• Supervisory Countertransferences and Impingements in Evaluating Readiness for Graduation: Always Present, Routinely Under-Recognized

  Lena Theodorou Ehrlich, Nancy Mann Kulish, Margaret Ann Fitzpatrick Hanly, Marianne Robinson & Arden Rothstein

  pp. 491-516

Book and Journal Reviews

• Internal Racism: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Race and Difference by M. Fakhry Davids Palgrave Macmillan, Basingstoke, 2011; 253 pp; £23.99

  Ronald Britton

  pp. 543-545

Letter From

• Letter from Argentina

  Virginia Ungar

  pp. 587-594

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Unconscious Fantasy (Or Phantasy) as Clinical Concept

  Juan Pablo Jimenez

  pp. 595-610

• Considerations on the Precedence of the Scenes, the Contact Barrier and the Separation of Conscious and Unconscious

  Dietmut Niedecken

  pp. 611-631

• On Fascination and Fear of Annihilation

  Michel Thys

  pp. 633-655

• Unconscious Phantasy: Some Historical and Conceptual Dimensions

  David Bell

  pp. 785-798

• Unconscious Phantasy as a Structural Principle and Organizer of Mental Life: The Evolution of a Concept from Freud to Klein and Some of Her Successors

  Heinz Weiss

  pp. 799-819

• Unconscious Fantasy in Context: The Work of Jacob A. Arlow

  Gail S. Reed

  pp. 821-830

• Further Developments of the Concept of Fantasy

  Gabriella Giustino

  pp. 831-839

• Reflections on Klein's Radical Notion of Phantasy and its Implications for Analytic Practice

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 841-859

• Intimacy: The Drama and Beauty of Encountering the other

  Ruggero Levy

  pp. 877-894

• Intimacy: The Tank in the Bedroom

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 895-907

• Transferência e Contratranferência [Transference and Countertransference] by Marion Minerbo Casa do Psicólogo, São Paulo, 2012; 298 pp; R$56.58

  Ana Maria Loffredo

  pp. 939-948

• Psychoanalysis in an Age of Accelerating Cultural Change: Spiritual Globalization by Neil Altman Routledge, Hove, 2015; 140 pp. $44.95 (in paperback)

  Denia G. Barrett

  pp. 948-952

Interdisciplinary Studies

• ‘For Beauty is Nothing but the Barely Endurable Onset of Terror’: Outline of a General Psychoanalytic Aesthetics

  Sebastian Leikert

  pp. 657-681

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

• Psychoanalytic Psychodrama in France and Group Elaboration of Counter-Transference: Therapeutic Operators in Play Therapy

  Adrien Blanc & Jérôme Boutinaud

  pp. 683-707

Research Paper

• Reverie-Informed Research Interviewing

  Joshua Holmes

  pp. 709-728

Archival Studies

• ‘Opening Remarks at a Practical Seminary’ by James Strachey

  Phillida B. Rosnick

  pp. 729-754

History of Psychoanalysis

• ‘Freud's Speculations in Ethnology’: A Reflection on Anthropology's Encounter with Psychoanalysis

  Patrick S. Rivera

  pp. 755-778

Education Section

• Several Aspects of the Concept of Phantasy

  Viviane Abel Prot

  pp. 779-783

IPA Congress Papers

• Intimacy Thwarted and Established: Following a Girl from Infancy to Child Psychotherapy

  Björn Salomonsson & Majlis Winberg Salomonsson

  pp. 861-875

Film Essay

• The End of the Tour - A Journey into the Mind of David Foster Wallace: A Psychoanalytic and Artistic Reflection Through the Film

  Rossella Valdré

  pp. 909-925

Obituary

• Obituary for Elizabeth Jane Bott Spillius

  Jane Milton

  pp. 927-934

Book and Journal Reviews

• Moving Images: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Film by Andrea Sabbadini Routledge, London, 2014; 140 pp, £28.99

  David M. Black

  pp. 935-939

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Early and Deep: Two Independent Paradigms?

  Martine Girard

  pp. 963-984

• Memory: Between Traumatic Shock and Psychic Historicization

  Guillemine Chaudoye, Marine Strauss-Kahn & Rafika Zebdi

  pp. 985-997

• Freud's Paternity Crises

  Edward A. Jones

  pp. 1025-1046

• Feeling One's Way in the World: Making a Life

  Margaret M. Browning

  pp. 1075-1095

• Drives and Objects - Observations on the Origins of the Emotional Object World

  Wolfgang Loch

  pp. 1133-1157

• Commentary on Wolfgang Loch's Paper ‘Drives and Objects - Observations on the Origins of the Emotional Object World’

  Alfonso Pola

  pp. 1159-1168

• Comments on ‘Who Founded Buddhism? Notes on the Psychological Effectiveness of Religious Objects’

  Shahid Najeeb

  pp. 1227-1229

• Reply to Dr. Najeeb

  David M. Black

  pp. 1231-1232

• Reflections on the Aesthetic Experience: Psychoanalysis and the Uncanny, by Gregorio Kohon, Routledge, Hove, 2016; 200 pp. £31.99

  Ignês Sodré

  pp. 1249-1254

• Psychoanalysis: From practice to theory, edited by Jorge Canestri, Wiley, Chichester, 2006; 218 pp. £47.50

  Megan Virtue

  pp. 1254-1260

• Independent psychoanalysis today, edited by Paul Williams, John Keene and Sira Dermen, Karnac, London, 2012; 448 pp. £32.99

  Walter Gibson

  pp. 1260-1265

• Erratum

  pp. 1267

History of Psychoanalysis

• Vanda Shrenger Weiss - The Croatian Pioneer between Two Worlds: Her Role in the Birth of the Italian Psychoanalytic Society (SPI)

  Rita Corsa

  pp. 999-1023

Interdisciplinary Papers

• Dreaming Woman: Image, Place, and the Aesthetics of Exile

  Rachel Greenspan

  pp. 1047-1073

Educational and Professional Issues

• Silicon in ‘Pure Gold’? Theoretical Contributions and Observations on Teleanalysis by Videoconference

  Lucio Gutiérrez

  pp. 1097-1120

Key Papers

• Wolfgang Loch and His Perception of the Principles of the Psychoanalytic Method

  Josef Dantlgraber

  pp. 1121-1132

Clinical Communications

• ‘Telepathic’ Phenomena and Separation Anxiety

  Berdj Papazian

  pp. 1169-1192

Research

• The Effectiveness of Psychoanalysis in a Case Study Using Multi-Perspective Methodology: Conflict in Choosing a Partner Due to Transgenerational Mandate

  Alejandro Tamez

  pp. 1193-1224

Letters to the Editor

• Letter to the Editor

  Rainer Matthias Holm-Hadulla

  pp. 1225

Film Essay

• Black Swan - The Sacrifice of a Prima Ballerina: Psychosexual (Self-)Injuries as the Legacy of Archaic Experiences of Violence

  Beate West-Leuer

  pp. 1233-1244

Book and Journal Reviews

• Murdered father, dead father: Revisiting the Oedipus complex, by Rosine Jozef Perelberg, New Library of Psychoanalysis, Routledge, London, 2015; 260 pp

  Marilia Aisenstein

  pp. 1245-1248

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Self-Analysis and the Development of an Interpretation

  Donald Campbell

  pp. 1275-1289

• A Common Ground in Clinical Discussion Groups: Intersubjective Resonance and Implicit Operational Theories

  Ricardo Bernardi

  pp. 1291-1309

• The Hippocampus Facilitates Integration within a Symbolic Field

  John Thor Cornelius

  pp. 1333-1357

• September 11th, an Attack at the Limits of Thought

  Roberta Patalano

  pp. 1359-1384

• Discussion of the Case of Bento

  Fred Busch

  pp. 1423-1431

• Discussion of the Case of Bento

  Robin Anderson

  pp. 1433-1441

• The Secret in Their Eyes: The Difficult Search of Truth and Affects through Writing

  Paola Golinelli

  pp. 1483-1491

• Transformações autísticas: o referencial de Bion e os fenômenos autísticos [Autistic transformations: Bion's theory and autistic phenomena] by Célia Fix Korbivcher Imago, Rio de Janeiro, 2010; 140 pp. English edition translated by Milena Basaria; Karnac, London, 2014; 150 pp; L 16.24.

  João Carlos Braga

  pp. 1498-1502

• Psychoanalytische Kulturwissenschaften [Psychoanalytic Cultural Studies] by Eveline List Facultas wuv University Press, Vienna, 2013; 301 pp; €23.99

  Sylvia Zwettler-Otte

  pp. 1503-1507

Interdisciplinary Papers

• The Invasion of Reality (Or of Negotiation): The Psychoanalytic Ethic and Extinction Anxiety

  Nicola Nociforo

  pp. 1311-1332

Educational and Professional Issues

• Psychoanalytic Training Experience and Postgraduate Professional Development - Part II

  Jorge Schneider, Douglas Wilkerson, Brenda Solomon, Caryle Perlman, Denise Duval, Dennis Shelby & Molly Witten

  pp. 1385-1410

The Analyst at Work

• The Case of Bento: A Child Analysis in Four Parts

  Maria Inês Neuenschwander Escosteguy Carneiro

  pp. 1411-1421

Research Paper

• Alpha Synchronization as a Brain Model for Unconscious Defense: An Overview of the Work of Howard Shevrin and His Team

  Ariane Bazan

  pp. 1443-1473

Film Essays

• The Secret in Their Eyes: Vicissitudes of Inhibition, Grief, and Working through

  Steven H. Cooper

  pp. 1475-1481

Book and Journal Reviews

• The Apathetic Psychoanalyst and the Postmodern Patient by Laurence Kahn L'Olivier, Paris, 2014, col. ‘Penser/rêver’, 173 pp. £18

  Bertrand Colin

  pp. 1493-1498

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Interpretation as Freud's Specific Action, and Bion's Container-Contained

  Chris Mawson

  pp. 1519-1532

• Love and Melancholia in the Analysis of Women by Women

  Rosine Jozef Perelberg

  pp. 1533-1549

• Meaning and Object in Freud's Theory of Language

  Richard Theisen Simanke

  pp. 1551-1576

• The Function of Language in Parent-Infant Psychotherapy

  Björn Salomonsson

  pp. 1597-1618

• Fostering the Educational Value of Candidate Evaluation

  Arden Rothstein

  pp. 1641-1668

• Dante's ‘Two Suns’: Reflections on the Psychological Sources of the Divine Comedy

  David M. Black

  pp. 1699-1717

• The Death Instinct and the Mental Dimension Beyond the Pleasure Principle in the Works of Spielrein and Freud

  Fátima Caropreso

  pp. 1741-1762

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Intimacy in Negative Capability

  Paula L. Ellman

  pp. 1766-1770

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires, 2017: Transformations in the Fear of Intimacy

  William Glover

  pp. 1770-1773

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Fear of Intimacy: The Pervert's Uncanny False Intimacy

  Luisa Masina

  pp. 1773-1775

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: What Does Intimacy in the Analytic Setting Mean?

  Douglas A. Chavis

  pp. 1775-1778

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Pleasure and Intimacy

  Fabio Eslava

  pp. 1778-1780

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Claustro-Agoraphobia, Bertram Lewin, and the Oral Triad 6 April 2017

  Béatrice Ithier

  pp. 1780-1782

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Intimacy: Las Experiencias Traumaticas No Representadas [Unrepresented Traumatic Experiences]

  Estela Rubinstein Gloger

  pp. 1783-1788

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Intimacy, Chronic Depression and Trauma

  Tamara Fischmann, Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber & Lisa Kallenbach

  pp. 1788-1791

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Listening for Echoes of the Child in Adult Psychoanalysis

  Adriana Yankelevich

  pp. 1791-1794

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Listening for Echoes of the Child in Adult Psychoanalysis

  Anand Desai

  pp. 1794-1797

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Finding Unconscious Fantasy in the Intimacy of the Analytic Encounter

  Rogelio Sosnik

  pp. 1797-1800

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Intimacy and Technology: Developing a Psychoanalytic Dialogue

  Guillermo Bodner

  pp. 1800-1802

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Intimacy, Primitive Communication, the Psychoanalytic Communication

  Luis Rodríguez de la Sierra

  pp. 1802-1804

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Violation of Intimacy and Gender

  Marilyn B. Meyers

  pp. 1804-1807

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: Courage to Fight Violence against Women: Perversion of Intimacy, Part II

  Batya R. Monder

  pp. 1807-1811

• Between Mind and Brain: Models of the Mind and Models in the Mind by Ronald Britton Karnac, London, 2015; 162 pp. £19.99

  Chris Mawson

  pp. 1826-1830

• The good story: exchanges on truth, fiction and psychotherapy by J. M. Coetzee and Arabella Kurtz Harvill Secker, London, 2015; 198 pp; £16.99 - dorat.g@terra.com.br

  Steven Groarke

  pp. 1830-1839

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• Mind the Baby: The Role of the Nanny in Infant Observation

  Jessica Yakeley

  pp. 1577-1595

Educational and Professional Issues

• Group Affective Learning in Training for Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis

  Jill Savege Scharff & David E. Scharff

  pp. 1619-1639

Interdisciplinary Paper

• Genesis and Profanation of the other World: The Interpretation of Dreams

  Leandro Drivet

  pp. 1669-1697

History of Psychoanalysis

• ‘For Our Garden of Remembrance is Somewhere Else’: Narratives of Separation through the Eyes of Freud's Patients

  Anat Tzur Mahalel

  pp. 1719-1739

Panel Reports

• Panel Report, IPA Congress Buenos Aires 2017: How Do We Understand Intimacy from an Intrapsychic Model: Where is the Unconscious in the Concept of Intimacy?

  Clara Nemas

  pp. 1763-1766

Letter to the Editor

• Ways of Working: A Synopsis of Contributions to Psychoanalytic Technique

  Patrick Casement

  pp. 1813-1816

Obituary

• Obituary for Salomon Resnik

  Antonello Correale

  pp. 1817-1822

Book and Journal Reviews

• Revista Calibán: Latin American Journal of Psychoanalysis Review by Dora Tognolli Calibán - Revista Latino- Americana de Psicanálise, Publicação oficial da Fepal - Federação Psicanalítica da América Latina, Montevideo, Uruguay, 2012; 240 pp; $15,00

  Dora Tognolli

  pp. 1823-1826