Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Volume 1

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Issue 1

9 articlesRegression

Credo
Melvin Bornstein, Martin Mayman, Raphael Gonzalez, Donald Silver & Sydney Smith
pp. 2
Prologue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 3-6
The Play Element of Regression in the Psychoanalytic Process
Nathaniel J. London
pp. 7-27
Notes on Some Therapeutic Challenges in the Analysis of Severely Regressed Patients
Howard A. Bacal
pp. 29-56
The Analyst's Response to the Limitations of His Science
George Moraitis
pp. 57-79
Self Psychology and the Process of Regression
Paul H. Ornstein & Anna Ornstein
pp. 81-105
Sweet Are the Uses of Adversity: Regression and Style in the Life and Works of Henry James
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 107-131
The Two Faces of Regression: A Conceptual Review
Floyd B. Galler
pp. 133-154
Epilogue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 155-156

Issue 2

11 articlesCommentaries on John Gedo's Beyond Interpretation

Editor's Note
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 162
Prologue
Donald Silver
pp. 163-166
Beyond Interpretation: A Response from Beyond Psychoanalysis
Ann Appelbaum
pp. 167-185
Revision: Yes. Improvement: No
Paul A. Dewald
pp. 187-204
The Boundaries of Psychoanalytic Data and Technique: A Critique of Gedo's Beyond Interpretation
Merton M. Gill
pp. 205-231
Notes on the Psychoanalytic Psychology of the Self
W. W. Meissner
pp. 233-248
A View on John Gedo's Revision of Psychoanalytic Theory
Leo Rangell
pp. 249-265
Interpretation and Primitive Psychic Processes: A Kleinian View
Hanna Segal & Ronald Britton
pp. 267-277
Biographical Note on John E. Gedo: A Peculiar Conservative
Meyer S. Gunther
pp. 279-287
Measure for Measure: A Response
John E. Gedo
pp. 289-316
Epilogue
Melvin Bornstein, Martin Mayman, Raphael Gonzalez, Donald Silver & Sydney Smith
pp. 317-319

Issue 3

10 articlesOn Empathy

Editor's Note
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 322
Prologue
Melvin Bornstein & Donald Silver
pp. 323-327
The Empathic Mode of Perception and Alternative Vantage Points for Psychoanalytic Work
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 329-355
Empathy: A Mode of Analytic Listening
Evelyne Schwaber
pp. 357-392
The Process of Empathic Response
Herbert J Schlesinger
pp. 393-416
Empathic Understanding
N. Gregory Hamilton
pp. 417-422
Empathy: A Critical Reevaluation
Theodore Shapiro
pp. 423-448
Empathy, Antipathy and Telepathy in the Analytic Process
René Major & Patrick Miller
pp. 449-470
Confluence of Visual Image Between Patient and Analyst: Communication of Failed Communication
Bennett Simon
pp. 471-488
Epilogue
Melvin Bornstein & Donald Silver
pp. 489-490

Issue 4

13 articlesInfant Research: The Dawn of Awareness

Prologue
Martin Mayman
pp. 499-502
The Dawn of Awareness
Gerald Stechler
pp. 503-532
Affect in Early Infancy: Physiology or Psychology?
E. Virginia Demos
pp. 533-574
The Organization of Emotional Development
L. Alan Sroufe
pp. 575-599
Assesment and Treatment of Difficulties in Mother-Infant Attunement in the First Three Years of Life: A Case History
Beatrice Beebe & Phyllis Sloate
pp. 601-623
The Development of The Parent-Infant Relationship
Joy D. Osofsky
pp. 625-642
Using the Administration of the Brazelton Neonatal Assessment Scale to Encourage the Bonding of Parents to Their Newborn Babies
Ann Halsell Appelbaum
pp. 643-657
Three Levels of Learning: A Developmental Approach to “Awareness” and Mind-Body Relations
Stanley I. Greenspan
pp. 659-694
Reflections on the First Year of Life
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 695-729
Discussion: The Significance of Infant Development Studies for Psychoanalytic Theory
Michael Franz Basch
pp. 731-737
Epilogue
Martin Mayman
pp. 738
Notice to Readers of Psychoanalytic Inquiry
pp. ii
Editor's Note
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. iv

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Issue 1

Credo

Prologue

The Play Element of Regression in the Psychoanalytic Process

Notes on Some Therapeutic Challenges in the Analysis of Severely Regressed Patients

The Analyst's Response to the Limitations of His Science

Self Psychology and the Process of Regression

Sweet Are the Uses of Adversity: Regression and Style in the Life and Works of Henry James

The Two Faces of Regression: A Conceptual Review

Epilogue

Issue 2

Editor's Note

Prologue

Beyond Interpretation: A Response from Beyond Psychoanalysis

Revision: Yes. Improvement: No

The Boundaries of Psychoanalytic Data and Technique: A Critique of Gedo's Beyond Interpretation

Notes on the Psychoanalytic Psychology of the Self

A View on John Gedo's Revision of Psychoanalytic Theory

Interpretation and Primitive Psychic Processes: A Kleinian View

Biographical Note on John E. Gedo: A Peculiar Conservative

Measure for Measure: A Response

Epilogue

Issue 3

Editor's Note

Prologue

The Empathic Mode of Perception and Alternative Vantage Points for Psychoanalytic Work

Empathy: A Mode of Analytic Listening

The Process of Empathic Response

Empathic Understanding

Empathy: A Critical Reevaluation

Empathy, Antipathy and Telepathy in the Analytic Process

Confluence of Visual Image Between Patient and Analyst: Communication of Failed Communication

Epilogue

Issue 4

Prologue

The Dawn of Awareness

Affect in Early Infancy: Physiology or Psychology?

The Organization of Emotional Development

Assesment and Treatment of Difficulties in Mother-Infant Attunement in the First Three Years of Life: A Case History

The Development of The Parent-Infant Relationship

Using the Administration of the Brazelton Neonatal Assessment Scale to Encourage the Bonding of Parents to Their Newborn Babies

Three Levels of Learning: A Developmental Approach to “Awareness” and Mind-Body Relations

Reflections on the First Year of Life

Discussion: The Significance of Infant Development Studies for Psychoanalytic Theory

Epilogue

Notice to Readers of Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Editor's Note