International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Editorial

• Looking back and moving forward

  Dana Birksted-Breen

  pp. 1-3

Letters from Warsaw

• The European Psychoanalytical Federation and the conference in Warsaw 2018

  Heribert Blass

  pp. 4-5

• The beginning of psychoanalysis in Poland

  Ewa Glod

  pp. 6-10

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Extracts from the Revised Standard Edition of Freud’s complete psychological works

  Mark Solms

  pp. 11-57

• Freud's ‘transference’: Clinical technique in the ‘Rat Man’ case and theoretical conceptualization compared

  Michael Diercks

  pp. 58-81

• Winnicott’s theory of playing: a reconsideration

  Marie Lenormand

  pp. 82-102

Contemporary Conversations

• Hypochondria as an actual neurosis

  Bernd Nissen

  pp. 103-124

• Unrepresented states and the challenge of historicization

  Jane G. Tillman

  pp. 125-139

• Hypochondria as a self-destructive attack on the subject’s vitality

  Ute Rupprecht-Schampera

  pp. 140-158

Clinical Communications

• From somatic pain to psychic pain: The body in the psychoanalytic field

  Thomas Hartung & Michael Steinbrecher

  pp. 159-180

Child and Adolescent

• From the unrepresentable to the intersubjective: the case of a high-functioning autistic adolescent

  Mauro Manica

  pp. 181-207

History of Psychoanalysis

• Freud’s “selected fact”: His journey of mourning

  Paul Schimmel

  pp. 208-229

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Sándor Ferenczi’s multiple confusions of tongues and their influence on psychoanalytical thinking

  Nicolas Evzonas

  pp. 230-247

Film Essay

• The incestual in Xavier Dolan’s cinematographic works

  Bella Habip

  pp. 248-259

Book Reviews

• Myths of termination: What patients can teach psychoanalysts about endings

  Sara S. Tucker

  pp. 260-262

• Pulsiones y desarrollo cultural [Drives and cultural development]

  Sara Zusman de Arbiser

  pp. 262-266

• La formulación psicodinámica de caso. Su valor para la práctica clínica [Psychodynamic case formulation: Its value for clinical practice]

  Andrea Rodríguez Quiroga

  pp. 266-271

• Freuds Atheismus im Widerspruch: Freud, Weber und Wittgenstein im Konflikt zwischen säkularem Denken und Religion [Freud's atheism in contradiction: Freud, Weber and Wittgenstein in the conflict between secular thought and religion]

  Eckhard Frick

  pp. 271-275

• Hymenality in psychoanalysis: A reading of Boundaries and bridges: Perspectives on time and space in psychoanalysis

  Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 275-286

• The work of psychoanalysis: Sexuality, time and the psychoanalytic mind

  Ronald Britton

  pp. 286-290

Psychoanlytic Theory and Technique

• Thin-skinned or vulnerable narcissism and thick-skinned or grandiose narcissism: similarities and differences

  Ricardo Bernardi & Mónica Eidlin

  pp. 291-313

• Common sense: Its uses, misuses, and pitfalls

  Richard B. Zimmer

  pp. 314-333

• Hallucinosis and reverie: Alices pain and its transformations in the consulting room

  Maria Grazia Oldoini

  pp. 334-354

Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• From the “squiggle game” to “games of reciprocity” towards a creative co-construction of a space for working with adolescents

  Alberto Stefana & Alessio Gamba

  pp. 355-379

Clinical Communications

• Projective identification and “telepathic dreams”

  Alfonso Sánchez-Medina

  pp. 380-390

• Paths of the countertransference in the analyst—clinical examples of working through

  Delaram Habibi-Kohlen

  pp. 391-410

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Object Relations in a Love Poem. A psychoanalytic reading of Neruda

  Ricardo Readi

  pp. 411-424

• A cat is not a battleship: thoughts on the meaning of “neuropsychoanalysis”

  Brett H. Clarke

  pp. 425-449

History of Psychoanalysis

• Origins of a theory of psychic temporality in Freud: The study of eels and the Darwinist influence of Carl Claus

  Rodrigo Cornejo

  pp. 450-467

Key Papers

• Mentalisation and passivity by Michel Fain

  Marilia Aisenstein & Marina Papageorgiou

  pp. 468-478

• Mentalization and passivity

  Michel Fain

  pp. 479-484

• Comment on Mentalisation et passivité by Michel Fain

  Fernando Riolo

  pp. 485-486

• On being consoled: Engaging with Michel Fain’s paper ‘Mentalization and passivity’

  Richard B. Simpson

  pp. 487-494

Education Section

• An introduction to Michel Fain’s thought

  Marilia Aisenstein

  pp. 495-509

Film Essay

• Psychic movement from revenge to redemption in Götz Spielmann’s Revanche (2008)

  Orit Dudai

  pp. 510-524

Book Reviews

• Psychoanalytic education at the crossroads, by Otto

  David G Millar

  pp. 525-531

• The Unpast, by Dominique Scarfone

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 531-535

• The Greening of psychoanalysis. Andre Green’s new paradigm in contemporary theory and praxis, edited by R.J. Perelberg and G. Kohon

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 535-538

• Making room for madness in mental health, by Marcus Evans

  Ed Beveridge

  pp. 539-542

• The Skin-Ego, by Didier Anzieu

  Ellen A. Sparer

  pp. 542-546

• La realidad, el sujeto y el objeto [Reality, the subject and the object], by Leonardo Peskin

  Jaime Szpilka

  pp. 546-549

• Dire ce qui vient. Association libre et transfert [Saying what comes to mind: free association and transference]

  Catherine Chabert

  pp. 550-554

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• The trauma and disillusionment of Oedipus

  John Steiner

  pp. 555-568

• Searching for the analyst’s reveries

  Fred Busch

  pp. 569-589

• From seriousness to reality in play: Some considerations on the psychic mechanisms involved in play and their applications in clinical practice

  Sébastien Bogajewski

  pp. 590-602

• Termination of a psychoanalysis: Some notes on theory, technique, and clinical material

  Stefano Lussana

  pp. 603-626

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

• Repetition in the service of the erotisation of suffering. When addiction enters into the relationship to work: Theoretical considerations on a clinical case

  E. Pelladeau & J.-B. Marchand

  pp. 627-641

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Can psychoanalysis contribute to the understanding of fundamentalism? An introduction to a vast question

  Adela Abella

  pp. 642-664

• “Psyche is extended”: from Kant to Freud

  Paolo Carignani

  pp. 665-689

History of Psychoanalysis

• Questions and worries: On the correspondence between Grete Bibring and Anna Freud 1949–1975

  Nina Bakman

  pp. 690-701

Education Section

• Object relations approaches to autism

  Maria Rhode

  pp. 702-724

• Autism and psychoanalysis in the French context

  Didier Houzel

  pp. 725-745

• Letter to the Editor

  Joseph Aguayo

  pp. 754-755

Letter to the Editor

• ‘I do not care to remember’

  Leopoldo Bleger

  pp. 746-750

• Response to letter from Leo Bleger

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 751-753

Film Essay

• Reality and fiction – Tarantino’s filmography on the couch

  Ana Cristina Pandolfo, Carla Brunstein, Cristiano Frank, Jorge Almeida, Laura Meyer & Nyvia Sousa

  pp. 756-764

Book Reviews

• The collected works of D. W. Winnicott

  Rachel Chaplin

  pp. 765-769

• Psychoanalysis in China

  Dorinda L. Welle

  pp. 769-774

• Formless infinity. Clinical explorations of Matte Blanco and Bion. Preface by Owen Renik

  Michel Sanchez-Cardenas

  pp. 775-778

• Laplanche, an introduction by Dominique Scarfone

  Avgi Saketopoulou

  pp. 778-786

• La jeune fille et le psychanalyste [The girl and the psychoanalyst]

  Françoise Neau

  pp. 787-792

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Language and speech in Melanie Klein’s work

  Gordana Vulevic

  pp. 793-809

• The riddle of anxiety: Between the familiar and the unfamiliar

  Rosine Jozef Perelberg

  pp. 810-827

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Embodying disillusionment: Poussin’s blinded giants

  Adele Tutter

  pp. 828-854

Interdisciplinary Study

• Blind cave of eternal night: The work of mourning in Tagore's Play of Four

  Kamalika Mitra

  pp. 855-876

History of Psychoanalysis

• Critical and reasoned review of the psychosomatic question in French-speaking psychoanalysts

  Valérie Boucherat-Hue, Adeline Hulin & Carla Machado

  pp. 877-904

Archival Studies

• England–France–South America: Melanie Klein's correspondence (1951–1960)

  Alejandro Dagfal

  pp. 905-928

• From the Melanie Klein archive: Klein’s further thoughts on loneliness

  Jane Milton

  pp. 929-946

• Introduction to “A special section on Lectures on Technique by Melanie Klein”

  Rachel B. Blass

  pp. 947-951

• The surprising modernity of Klein’s Lectures on Technique and Clinical Seminars: Putting them in context

  Heinz Weiss

  pp. 952-961

• Lectures on technique by Melanie Klein: The return of feelings

  Jean-Michel Quinodoz

  pp. 962-967

• Klein yesterday, today and tomorrow: Reflections on her 1936 lectures in Lectures on Technique

  Elias M. da Rocha Barros & Elizabeth Lima da Rocha Barros

  pp. 968-978

• Klein’s technique

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 979-989

• Lectures on technique by Melanie Klein: A commentary

  Michael Feldman

  pp. 990-992

Education Section

• The relevance of Evelyne Kestemberg today

  Antoine Nastasi

  pp. 993-1002

Letter to the Editor

• In memoriam: Albert Mason

  Jon Tabakin

  pp. 1003

Film Essay

• Game of Thrones—A psychoanalytic interpretation including some remarks on the psychosocial function of modern TV series

  Gerald Poscheschnik

  pp. 1004-1016

Book Reviews

• Metà prigioniero, metà alato. La disssociazione corpo‐mente in psicoanalisi [Half prisoner, half winged: The body‐mind dissociation in psychoanalysis] by Riccardo Lombardi

  Andrea Sabbadini

  pp. 1017-1020

• Space & Psyche

  Vera J. Camden

  pp. 1020-1025

• Creative listening and the psychoanalytic process: Sensibility, engagement and envisioning, by Fred L. Griffin

  Sharone Bergner

  pp. 1025-1029

• Asociación Psicoanalítica Argentina's Diccionario de Psicoanalisis Argentino [Dictionary of Argentine Psychoanalysis] edited by Claudia Lucia Borensztejn, Andrés Rascovsky, Gilda Sabsay de Foks, Eduardo Safdie and Beatriz Zelcer

  Alfonso Pola

  pp. 1030-1035

• Transference and countertransference today edited by Robert Oelsner

  Ricardo Stramer

  pp. 1035-1043

• Unzustellbar. Psychoanalytische Studien zu Philosophie, Trieb und Kultur [Undeliverable: Psychoanalytic studies on philosophy, instinct and culture] by Wolfgang Hegener

  Friedrich‐Wilhelm Eickhoff

  pp. 1043-1048

• Reading Klein by Margaret Rustin and Michael Rustin

  Kay M. Long

  pp. 1049-1056

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Delusion and reparation

  Catalina Bronstein

  pp. 1057-1074

• An analysis of the evolution of delusion in a Chinese case of paraphrenia

  Tao Zhang

  pp. 1075-1088

Psychoanlytic Psychotherapy

• Trans-itory identities: some psychoanalytic reflections on transgender identities

  Alessandra Lemma

  pp. 1089-1106

Child and Adolescent

• “Psychoanalysis partagé”: Winnicott, The Piggle, and the set-up of child analysis

  Marie Lenormand

  pp. 1107-1128

Educational and Professional Issues

• Psychoanalytic training—who is afraid of evaluation?

  Shmuel Erlich & Mira Erlich-Ginor

  pp. 1129-1143

Interdisciplinary Studies

• The construction of sadomasochism: Vicissitudes of attachment and mentalization

  Douglas A. Chavis

  pp. 1144-1164

• Towards psychoanalytic contribution to linguistic metaphor theory

  Tair Caspi

  pp. 1186-1211

Interdisiplinary Study

• Achilles: A Homeric hero enamoured with the absolute

  Nicolas Evzonas

  pp. 1165-1185

Letter to the Editor

• The debate on frequency: Can low-frequency psychoanalysis be free-floating?

  Bernd Nissen

  pp. 1212-1220

Book Reviews

• Pensamiento vivo. En la obra de Carlos Sopena [Living thought in the work of Carlos Sopena] edited by Asociación Psicoanalítica de Madrid (APM)

  Milagros Cid Sanz

  pp. 1221-1226

• The unhappy divorce of sociology and psychoanalysis: Different perspectives on the psychosocial edited by Lynn Chancer and John Andrews

  Michael Rustin

  pp. 1226-1231

• I sensi e l'inconscio [Truth and the unconscious in psychoanalysis] by Giuseppe Civitarese

  Fulvio Mazzacane

  pp. 1231-1240

• A forgotten Freudian: The passion of Karl Stern by Daniel Burston

  Kevin Kelly

  pp. 1240-1245

• “The Unconscious in Translation” (Jonathan House general editor)

  Claire Nouvet

  pp. 1245-1249

• Los sueños de Santiago Ramón y Cajal. Sus teorías sobre el ensueño desde la crítica a las teorías críticas de Freud [The dreams of Santiago Ramón y Cajal: His theories on dreaming from the critique of Freud's critical theories] by J. Rallo Romero, F. Marti Felipo, M. A. Jiménez Armero

  Marisa Muñoz

  pp. 1249-1252

• Reading Italian Psychoanalysis edited by Franco Borgogno Alberto Luchetti and Luisa Marino Coe

  Benedetta Guerrini Degl’Innocenti & Adam Elgar

  pp. 1253-1258

• Le Narcissisme: Que sais-je? by Paul Denis

  Françoise Coblence

  pp. 1258-1262

• On De l’exaltation by Paul Denis

  Aline Cohen de Lara

  pp. 1263-1267

Correction

• Correction

  pp. 1268

Contributors and Reviewers for 2018

• Thank you to Contributors and Reviewers 2018

  pp. 1269-1273

Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique

• Time and the Garden of Eden Illusion

  John Steiner

  pp. 1274-1287

• The feeling of real: On Winnicott’s “Communicating and Not Communicating Leading to a Study of Certain Opposites”

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 1288-1304

• Microprocesses at the body-mind border in the psychoanalysis of psychosis

  Uta Karacaoğlan & Riccardo Lombardi

  pp. 1305-1326

Clinical Communications

• The Lara case: A group analysis of initial psychoanalytic interviews using systematic clinical observation and empirical tools

  Andrea Rodríguez Quiroga de Pereira, Laura Borensztein, Valeria Corbella & Juan Carlos Marengo

  pp. 1327-1352

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

• Passivity, non-expression and the Oedipus in Japan

  Kenichiro Okano

  pp. 1353-1365

Interdisciplinary Studies

• Overview on the case of a seriously ambiguous patient: Some reflections on ambiguity and good faith

  Marina Montagnini

  pp. 1366-1390

• The ecological war: A reflection on the conflictive dimension of humankind’s relations with its environment

  Maud H. Devès

  pp. 1391-1408

History of Psychoanalysis

• John Rickman behind the scenes: The influence of Lewin's field theory on practice, countertransference, and W.R. Bion

  R.D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 1409-1423

Analyst at Work

• On analytic endings

  Abbot A. Bronstein

  pp. 1424-1426

• Ending analysis

  Betty Joseph

  pp. 1427-1434

• Ending analysis: The case of Karl

  Bernard Feinberg

  pp. 1435-1443

• Discussion of ‘Ending Analysis: The Case of Karl’

  Ricardo Bernardi

  pp. 1444-1452

• Discussion of ‘Ending Analysis: The Case of Karl’

  Michael Feldman

  pp. 1453-1457

Letter to the Editor

• Busch, F. 2018. “Searching for the Analyst’s Reveries.” The International Journal of Psychoanalysis 99:569–598

  Barbara Stimmel

  pp. 1458-1459

• Letter to the Editor

  Joseph Aguayo

  pp. 1460-1461

Obituary

• Roy Schafer, 1922–2018

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 1462-1464

• Michel de M’Uzan

  Béatrice Ithier

  pp. 1465-1467

Book Reviews

• A review of Cold War Freud: Psychoanalysis in an age of catastrophes, by Dagmar Herzog

  Daniel E. Greenberg

  pp. 1468-1473

• Freuds Traum von einer neuen Wissenschaft. Chemie und Bakteriologie im Traum von Irmas Injektion. Johann Georg Reicheneder

  Wolfgang Hegener

  pp. 1473-1477

• L’analyse avec fin [Analysing to an end] by Jean-Louis Baldacci

  Bertrand Colin

  pp. 1477-1480

• In Writing, by Adam Phillips

  Susanne Lansman

  pp. 1481-1485

• Quatre essais sur la vie de l’âme by Jean-Claude Rolland

  Bertrand Colin

  pp. 1485-1490

• Briefe an Jeanne Lampl-de Groot 1921–1939 [Sigmund Freud—Letters to Jeanne Lampl-de Groot 1921–1939], by Sigmund Freud

  Lothar Springmann

  pp. 1490-1494

• Thinking in cases, by John Forrester

  Steven Groarke

  pp. 1494-1498

• Psicologia Dinamica, by G. Amadei, D. Cavanna, and G.C. Zavattini

  Paola Marion & Adam Elgar

  pp. 1499-1502

• The new Klein–Lacan dialogues, edited by Julia Borossa, Catalina Bronstein, Clare Pajaczkowska

  Neil Morgan

  pp. 1502-1505

• Intersubjectivity in psychoanalysis: A model for theory and practice, by Lewis Kirshner

  Michael Shulman

  pp. 1506-1509

• Death and fallibility in the psychoanalytic encounter: Mortal gifts, by Ellen Pinsky

  Sharone Bergner

  pp. 1509-1513