Psychoanalytic Dialogues

Volume 3

← 2 4 →

Issue 1

13 articles

The Hermeneutic Turn: Soft Science or Loyal Opposition?
Donald P. Spence
pp. 1-10
Loyal Opposition and the Clarity of Dissent: Commentary on Donald P. Spence's “The Hermeneutic Turn”
Jerome Bruner
pp. 11-19
Centers of Moral Gravity: Commentary on Donald Spence's “The Hermeneutic Turn”
Richard Rorty
pp. 21-28
Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor
Neil Altman
pp. 29-49
Ego Psychological and Object Relational Approaches — Is it Either/Or?: Commentary on Neil Altman's “Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor”
Anni Bergman
pp. 51-67
The Social Politics of Psychoanalysis Commentary on Neil Altman's: “Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor”
RoseMarie Peréz Foster
pp. 69-83
Reply to Bergman and Foster
Neil Altman
pp. 85-92
Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure: A Case History
Morris Eagle
pp. 93-110
Interaction and Interpretation: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”
Merton M. Gill
pp. 111-122
Insight and Experience: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”
Theodore J. Jacobs
pp. 123-127
Theory and Change: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”
Robert B. Shapiro
pp. 129-138
Reply to Gill, Jacobs, and Shapiro
Morris Eagle
pp. 139-149
Learning from the Patient: by Patrick Casement (New York: Guilford Press, xiv + 386 pp., $35.00)
Anthony Bass
pp. 151-167

Issue 2

10 articles

Issue 3

10 articles

Issue 4

14 articles

Psychoanalytic Dialogues

Issue 1

The Hermeneutic Turn: Soft Science or Loyal Opposition?

Loyal Opposition and the Clarity of Dissent: Commentary on Donald P. Spence's “The Hermeneutic Turn”

Centers of Moral Gravity: Commentary on Donald Spence's “The Hermeneutic Turn”

Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor

Ego Psychological and Object Relational Approaches — Is it Either/Or?: Commentary on Neil Altman's “Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor”

The Social Politics of Psychoanalysis Commentary on Neil Altman's: “Psychoanalysis and the Urban Poor”

Reply to Bergman and Foster

Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure: A Case History

Interaction and Interpretation: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”

Insight and Experience: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”

Theory and Change: Commentary on Morris Eagle's “Enactments, Transference, and Symptomatic Cure”

Reply to Gill, Jacobs, and Shapiro

Learning from the Patient: by Patrick Casement (New York: Guilford Press, xiv + 386 pp., $35.00)

Issue 2

Introduction: Hermeneutics and You

A Relational Model of Inquiry and Truth: The Place of Psychoanalysis in Human Conversation

Transferred Fictions

Psychoanalysis as “Conversation” and as “Fiction”: Commentary on Charles Spezzano's “A Relational Model of Inquiry and Truth” and Richard Geha's “Transferred Fictions”

On the “Mere” Fictions of Psychoanalysis: Reply to Sass

Illusions of Candor: Reply to Sass

Adaptive Sadomasochism and Psychological Growth

Commentary on Michael J. Bader's “Adaptive Sadomasochism and Psychological Growth”

Reply to Dimen

The Intersubjective Approach: Commentary on Michael Tansey's “Psychoanalytic Expertise” (PD, 2[3], 1992)

Issue 3

Sex, Gender, and the Analyst's Subjectivity

The Patient's Transference Experience of the Analyst's Gender: Projection, Factuality, Interpretation, or Construction

Countertransference Enactments and Some Issues Related to External Factors in the Analyst's Life

Life Used To Be So Easy: Commentary on Papers by Gruenthal and Hirsch

Gender-Role Stereotypes and Clinical Process: Commentary on Papers by Gruenthal and Hirsch

Reply to Commentaries by Kindler and Shapiro

Reply to Commentaries by Kindler and Shapiro

An Interview with Christopher Bollas

Relational Concepts in Psychoanalysis: An Integration by Stephen A. Mitchell: (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1988, ix + 306 pp., $25.00)

Reply to Bachant and Richards

Issue 4

Resentment, Indignation, Entitlement The Transformation of Unconscious Wish into Need

Wish, Need, and Neediness: Commentary on Shabad's “Resentment, Indignation, Entitlement”

A Self-Psychological Perspective on Shabad's “Resentment, Indignation, Entitlement”

The Essential Invisibility of Trauma and the Need for Repetition: Commentary on Shabad's “Resentment, Indignation, Entitlement”

Paradox and the Repetitive Search for the Real: Reply to Ghent, Lachmann, and Russell

Action, Insight, and Working Through Outlines of an Integrative Approach

Commentary on Frank's “Action, Insight, and Working Through” from the Perspective of Freudian Analysis

Active Intervention, Psychic Structure, and the Analysis of Transference: Commentary on Frank's “Action, Insight, and Working Through”

Diverse Perspectives on Psychoanalytic Participation: Reply to Adler and Wachtel

Commentaries on Trop and Stolorow: Introduction

Homophobia in Psychoanalytic Writing and Practice: Commentary on Trop and Stolorow's “Defense Analysis in Self Psychology: A Developmental View” and Hanna's “False-Self Sensitivity to Countertransference: Anatomy of a Single Session”

A Reconsideration of Homosexual Themes: Commentary on Trop and Stolorow's “Defense Analysis in Self Psychology”

Heterophilia — The Love That Dare Not Speak Its Aim: Commentary on Trop and Stolorow's “Defense Analysis in Self Psychology: A Developmental View”

Reply to Blechner, Lesser, and Schwartz