Psychoanalytic Dialogues

Introduction

• In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 33-1

  Lauren Levine, Jack Foehl, Stephen Hartman & Amy Schwartz Cooney

  pp. 1-3

Article

• The “Wise Baby” and the “Original Hermeneut”

  Gila Ashtor

  pp. 4-15

• Asian American Experience: The Illusion of Inclusion and the Model Minority Stereotype

  Kris Yi

  pp. 45-59

• Racial Justice in Psychoanalytic Communities: Translating Antiracist Dialogues into Racial Equity

  Noha Sadek

  pp. 97-113

Discussion

• Ferenczi’s “Wise Baby”: Enigma’s Promise and the Hope for Translation in the Face of Intromission

  Romy A. Reading

  pp. 16-26

• Walking on Thin Ice: Discussion of Kris Yi’s “Asian American Experience: The Illusion of Inclusion and the Model Minority Stereotype”

  Andrew Asibong

  pp. 60-68

• The Challenges Before Us: A Response to Noha Sadek’s Paper “Racial Justice in Psychoanalytic Communities”

  Annie Lee Jones

  pp. 114-120

• Putting Laplanche’s “Originary Hermeneut” in a Relational Context: A Clinical Illustration

  Deborah Liner

  pp. 27-39

• No Fats, No Femmes, No Asians: Response to Kris Yi’s “Asian American Experience: The Illusion of Inclusion and the Model Minority Stereotype”

  Almas (Ally) Merchant

  pp. 69-76

• Awakening to Racial Trauma Faced by Asian Americans

  Pratyusha Tummala-Narra

  pp. 77-86

• What Do We Want to Build Together? Discussion of Sadek

  Jane Caflisch

  pp. 121-129

Reply

• Reply to the Discussions

  Gila Ashtor

  pp. 40-44

• Asian Americans in a World of White Supremacy and Anti-Black Racism: Reply to Asibong, Merchant, and Tummala-Narra

  Kris Yi

  pp. 87-96

• An Equitable Psychoanalysis? Reply to Caflisch and Jones

  Noha Sadek

  pp. 130-135

In This Issue

• In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 33-2

  Stephen Hartman, Amy Schwartz Cooney, Jack Foehl & Lauren Levine

  pp. 137-139

Article

• What is the Social?

  Patricia Ticineto Clough

  pp. 140-156

• Repetition Compulsion and Sociopolitical Trauma: A Neoliberal Artifact

  Anne Friedman & Ora Nakash

  pp. 200-213

• The Shroud of Suicide: Misogyny, Abjection, and Transgenerational Trauma

  Alexis Tomarken

  pp. 157-172

• Standing in the Breach: Discussion of Alexis Tomarken’s “The Shroud of Suicide”

  Heather Ferguson

  pp. 181-191

• Musings About “Repetition Compulsion and Sociopolitical Trauma: A Neoliberal Artifact”

  Marsha H. Levy-Warren

  pp. 226-232

• What’s in Your Suitcase? Clothes, Compulsive Shopping and Packing Communicate the Unspeakable

  Jean Petrucelli

  pp. 256-266

• Inside the Body: How the Science of Interoception Can Provide a New Understanding of Psychoanalysis

  Susan H. Sands

  pp. 267-277

Discussion

• Using Autotheory to Examine the Projective Field of Blame and Shame Following Suicide: Discussion of Alexis Tomarken’s “The Shroud of Suicide”

  Jane G. Tillman

  pp. 173-180

• Rediscovering Freedom and Responsibility Through a Decolonial Psychoanalytic Lens: Discussion of Friedman & Nakash’s “Repetition Compulsion and Sociopolitical Trauma”

  Daniel José Gaztambide

  pp. 214-225

Reply

• Reply to Tillman and Ferguson: The Personal and the Generalizable

  Alexis Tomarken

  pp. 192-199

• Expanding Our Seeing: A Reply to Levy-Warren and Gaztambide

  Anne Friedman & Ora Nakash

  pp. 233-237

Introduction

• Editor’s Note: Scratching the Surface: What Does How We Look Have to Do with Who We Are?

  Stephen Hartman, Lauren Levine, Jack Foehl & Amy Schwartz Cooney

  pp. 238-239

Research Article

• The Patient’s Experience of the Analyst’s Physicality: It’s What’s on the Outside that Counts

  Sarah Schoen

  pp. 240-255

Coda

• A Screen of One’s Own: Associations to the Papers of Schoen, Petrucelli, & Sands

  Kathleen Del Mar Miller

  pp. 278-282

In This Issue

• In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 33-3

  Lauren Levine, Amy Schwartz Cooney, Jack Foehl & Stephen Hartman

  pp. 283-284

Credo

• Reawakening Desire: Shame, Mourning, Analytic Love, and Psychoanalytic Imagination

  Jody Messler Davies

  pp. 285-301

Article

• The Reality of Trauma; the Trauma of Reality

  Tihamér Bakó & Katalin Zana

  pp. 302-319

• The Therapist’s Struggle to Hold Hope When All Seems Lost

  Adriano Bugliani & Brenda Rowlandson

  pp. 351-367

Discussion

• The Centre Cannot Hold: Comments on “The Reality of Trauma; The Trauma of Reality” by Bakó & Zana

  Veronica Csillag

  pp. 320-326

• Why Smudge Race?

  Steven H. Knoblauch

  pp. 388-396

• Discussion of Bakó, T. & Zana, K. “The Reality of Trauma; the Trauma of Reality”

  George Bermúdez

  pp. 327-343

• Clinical Anecdotes Working from My Home Office: Privilege and the Haunted House Next Door

  Julie Gerhardt

  pp. 368-387

• Them That’s Got/Them That’s Not: Commentary on Paper by Julie Gerhardt

  C. G. Lovett

  pp. 397-407

• On Saving Mockingbirds: Comments on Gerhardt´s “Clinical Anecdotes Working from My Home Office: Privilege and the Haunted House Next Door”

  Marie Saba

  pp. 408-414

Reply

• Dreaming Together: Reply to George Bermúdez and Veronica Csillag

  Tihamér Bakó & Katalin Zana

  pp. 344-350

• On Being Mockingbirds: Reply to Commentaries

  Julie Gerhardt

  pp. 415-426