Psychoanalytic Dialogues

Volume 7

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Issue 1

7 articles

Some Thoughts on the Use of Language in Psychoanalysis
Thomas H. Ogden
pp. 1-21
Psychoanalysis and the Degradation of Romance
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 23-41
Infancy, Agency, and Intersubjectivity: A View of Therapeutic Action
Judith Rustin
pp. 43-62
Commentary on Judith Rustin's Paper on Infancy, Agency, and Intersubjectivity
Carolyn Clement
pp. 63-75
Reply to Carolyn Clement's Commentary
Judith Rustin
pp. 77-80
The Soul of Psychoanalysis in the Modern World: Reflections on the Work of Christopher Bollas
Lawrence Jacobson
pp. 81-115
Idiom as an Inherent Intelligence of Form: Thoughts on Lawrence Jacobson's Essay on the Work of Christopher Bollas
Arne Jemstedt
pp. 117-132

Issue 2

9 articles

Mother-Infant Interaction Structures and Presymbolic Self- and Object Representations
Beatrice Beebe, Frank M. Lachmann & Joseph Jaffe
pp. 133-182
Quantum Selfhood: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe
Raanan Kulka
pp. 183-187
Catching Up on Babies: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe
Johanna Krout Tabin
pp. 189-195
The Enduring Encounter: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe
Adrienne Harris
pp. 197-206
Can We Use Observations of Infant-Caregiver Interactions as the Basis for a Model of the Representational World?: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe
Peter Fonagy
pp. 207-213
A Transformational Model of Presymbolic Representations: Reply to Commentaries
Beatrice Beebe, Frank M. Lachmann & Joseph Jaffe
pp. 215-224
Ten Years of Doing Psychotherapy While Living with a Life-Threatening Illness: Self-Disclosure and Other Ramifications
Amy Lichtblau Morrison
pp. 225-241
The Patient's Perception of the Analyst's Self-Disclosure: Commentary on Amy Lichtblau Morrison's Paper
Judith Fingert Chused
pp. 243-256
Incognito or Not?: The Patient's Subjective Experience of the Analyst's Private Life
Margaret Crastnopol
pp. 257-280

Issue 3

12 articles

The Role of the Analyst's Inadvertent Self-Revelations
Kenneth A. Frank,
pp. 281-314
Self-Disclosure and the Interactive Matrix: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper
Lewis Aron
pp. 315-318
Two Quibbles: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 319-322
On the Reluctance to Sanction Self-Disclosure: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper
Karen J. Maroda,
pp. 323-326
Anonymity, Desire, and Authenticity in the Analytic Relationship: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper
Margaret Crastnopol
pp. 327-335
Old Before Its Time?: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper
Jay Greenberg
pp. 337-340
Untying the Relational Knot: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper
Emmanuel Kaftal
pp. 341-345
Reply to Commentaries
Kenneth A. Frank
pp. 347-361
Beyond/Outside Gender Dichotomies—Introduction: New Forms of Constituting Subjectivity and Difference
Adrienne Harris
pp. 363-366
The Feminine/Prenatal Weaving in Matrixial Subjectivity-as-Encounter
Bracha Lichtenberg-Ettinger
pp. 367-405
Working Through the Question of the Phallus to the Other Side: Commentary on Bracha Lichtenberg-Ettinger's Paper
Kareen Ror Malone
pp. 407-422
Reply to Commentary
Bracha Lichtenberg-Ettinger
pp. 423-429

Issue 4

9 articles

Time and Self: On the Intersubjective Construction of Time
Beatriz Priel
pp. 431-450
“Once Upon a Time …” Is a Good Start, But Once Is Not Enough: Commentary on Paper by Beatriz Priel
Stephen Friedlander
pp. 451-458
Reply to Commentary
Beatriz Priel
pp. 459-463
The Paradox of Innocence: Dissociative “Adhesive” States in Perpetrators of Incest
Sue Grand
pp. 465-490
Beyond the Word in Psychoanalysis: The Unspoken Dialogue
Steven H. Knoblauch
pp. 491-516
Defects in the Self: Liberating Concept or Imprisoning Metaphor?
George E. Atwood & Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 517-522
A Linguistic Contribution to Psychoanalysis: The Concept of Performative Contradictions
Leston Havens
pp. 523-534
Theorizing the Social in Psychoanalysis: The Analyst in the Inner City: Race, Class, and Culture Through a Psychoanalytic Lens by Neil Altman. (Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1995)
Steven Botticelli
pp. 535-545
Response to Review
Neil Altman
pp. 547-551

Issue 5

9 articles

On Subjective Organizations Toward a Theory of Subject Relations
Roger Kennedy
pp. 553-581
The Evolution of a Failed Interpretation
Karen Rosica
pp. 583-601
The Emergence of an American Middle School of Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Karen Rosica's Paper
Charles Spezzano
pp. 603-618
Listening Three Frost Poems
Thomas H. Ogden
pp. 619-639
Something There Is That Doesn't Love a Wall
Emanuel Berman
pp. 641-650
Self Psychology and Projective Identification—Whither Shall They Meet? A Reply to the Editors (1995)
Susan H. Sands
pp. 651-668
The Analyst's Subjectivity—How It Can Illuminate the Analysand's Experience: Commentary on Susan H. Sands's Paper
Howard A. Bacal
pp. 669-681
When Does a Theory Stop Being Itself?: Commentary on Susan H. Sands's Paper
Margaret Crastnopol
pp. 683-690
Protein or Foreign Body?: Reply to Commentaries
Susan H. Sands
pp. 691-706

Issue 6

13 articles

Historical Legacies and Contemporary Innovation: Introduction to Symposium on Child Analysis Part I
Stephen Seligman
pp. 707-723
The Case of Ronald: Oedipal Issues in the Treatment of a Seven-Year-Old Boy
Neil Altman
pp. 725-739
Making It New Enough: Commentary on Paper by Altman
Adam Phillips
pp. 741-752
Projective Identification as a Communication: Its Grammar in Borderline Psychotic Children
Anne Alvarez
pp. 753-768
Irreparable Objects—When There's Nothing to Mend: Commentary on Paper by Anne Alvarez
Elsa First
pp. 769-779
Psychoanalysis as a Vocation
Jessica Benjamin
pp. 781-802
Models of Learning and Psychoanalytic Traditions Can Reform Be Sustained in Psychoanalytic Training?
Jonathan H. Slavin
pp. 803-817
On Free-Floating Attention
Robert Langan
pp. 819-839
Heterosexual Displacements of Homosexuality: Clinical Implications
Karen J. Maroda
pp. 841-857
Principles of Dynamic Systems, Intersubjectivity, and the Obsolete Distinction Between One-Person and Two-Person Psychologies: A Meeting of Minds: Mutuality in Psychoanalysis by Lewis Aron (Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1996)
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 859-868
Analysis as a Mutual Endeavor—What Does It Look Like?: A Meeting of Minds: Mutuality in Psychoanalysis by Lewis Aron (Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1996)
Ruth Stein
pp. 869-880
A European View: A Meeting of Minds: Mutuality in Psychoanalysis by Lewis Aron (Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1996)
André Haynal
pp. 881-884
Are We To Have a Meeting of Minds?: A Reply to the Discussions of A Meeting of Minds
Lewis Aron
pp. 885-896

Psychoanalytic Dialogues

Issue 1

Some Thoughts on the Use of Language in Psychoanalysis

Psychoanalysis and the Degradation of Romance

Infancy, Agency, and Intersubjectivity: A View of Therapeutic Action

Commentary on Judith Rustin's Paper on Infancy, Agency, and Intersubjectivity

Reply to Carolyn Clement's Commentary

The Soul of Psychoanalysis in the Modern World: Reflections on the Work of Christopher Bollas

Idiom as an Inherent Intelligence of Form: Thoughts on Lawrence Jacobson's Essay on the Work of Christopher Bollas

Issue 2

Mother-Infant Interaction Structures and Presymbolic Self- and Object Representations

Quantum Selfhood: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe

Catching Up on Babies: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe

The Enduring Encounter: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe

Can We Use Observations of Infant-Caregiver Interactions as the Basis for a Model of the Representational World?: Commentary on Paper by Beebe, Lachmann, and Jaffe

A Transformational Model of Presymbolic Representations: Reply to Commentaries

Ten Years of Doing Psychotherapy While Living with a Life-Threatening Illness: Self-Disclosure and Other Ramifications

The Patient's Perception of the Analyst's Self-Disclosure: Commentary on Amy Lichtblau Morrison's Paper

Incognito or Not?: The Patient's Subjective Experience of the Analyst's Private Life

Issue 3

The Role of the Analyst's Inadvertent Self-Revelations

Self-Disclosure and the Interactive Matrix: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper

Two Quibbles: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper

On the Reluctance to Sanction Self-Disclosure: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper

Anonymity, Desire, and Authenticity in the Analytic Relationship: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper

Old Before Its Time?: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper

Untying the Relational Knot: Commentary on Kenneth A. Frank's Paper

Reply to Commentaries

Beyond/Outside Gender Dichotomies—Introduction: New Forms of Constituting Subjectivity and Difference

The Feminine/Prenatal Weaving in Matrixial Subjectivity-as-Encounter

Working Through the Question of the Phallus to the Other Side: Commentary on Bracha Lichtenberg-Ettinger's Paper

Reply to Commentary

Issue 4

Time and Self: On the Intersubjective Construction of Time

“Once Upon a Time …” Is a Good Start, But Once Is Not Enough: Commentary on Paper by Beatriz Priel

Reply to Commentary

The Paradox of Innocence: Dissociative “Adhesive” States in Perpetrators of Incest

Beyond the Word in Psychoanalysis: The Unspoken Dialogue

Defects in the Self: Liberating Concept or Imprisoning Metaphor?

A Linguistic Contribution to Psychoanalysis: The Concept of Performative Contradictions

Theorizing the Social in Psychoanalysis: The Analyst in the Inner City: Race, Class, and Culture Through a Psychoanalytic Lens by Neil Altman. (Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1995)

Response to Review

Issue 5

On Subjective Organizations Toward a Theory of Subject Relations

The Evolution of a Failed Interpretation

The Emergence of an American Middle School of Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Karen Rosica's Paper

Listening Three Frost Poems

Something There Is That Doesn't Love a Wall

Self Psychology and Projective Identification—Whither Shall They Meet? A Reply to the Editors (1995)

The Analyst's Subjectivity—How It Can Illuminate the Analysand's Experience: Commentary on Susan H. Sands's Paper

When Does a Theory Stop Being Itself?: Commentary on Susan H. Sands's Paper

Protein or Foreign Body?: Reply to Commentaries

Issue 6

Historical Legacies and Contemporary Innovation: Introduction to Symposium on Child Analysis Part I

The Case of Ronald: Oedipal Issues in the Treatment of a Seven-Year-Old Boy

Making It New Enough: Commentary on Paper by Altman

Projective Identification as a Communication: Its Grammar in Borderline Psychotic Children

Irreparable Objects—When There's Nothing to Mend: Commentary on Paper by Anne Alvarez

Psychoanalysis as a Vocation

Models of Learning and Psychoanalytic Traditions Can Reform Be Sustained in Psychoanalytic Training?

On Free-Floating Attention

Heterosexual Displacements of Homosexuality: Clinical Implications

Principles of Dynamic Systems, Intersubjectivity, and the Obsolete Distinction Between One-Person and Two-Person Psychologies: A Meeting of Minds: Mutuality in Psychoanalysis by Lewis Aron (Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1996)

Analysis as a Mutual Endeavor—What Does It Look Like?: A Meeting of Minds: Mutuality in Psychoanalysis by Lewis Aron (Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1996)

A European View: A Meeting of Minds: Mutuality in Psychoanalysis by Lewis Aron (Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1996)

Are We To Have a Meeting of Minds?: A Reply to the Discussions of A Meeting of Minds