Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Volume 14

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Issue 1

9 articles

Prologue
Linda Gunsberg
pp. 1-3
The Era of Separation-Individuation
Fred Pine
pp. 4-24
The Relevance of Mahler's Observational Studies to the Theory and Technique of Psychoanalysis
Gertrude Blanck & Rubin Blanck
pp. 25-41
The Interplay Between Separation-Individuation and the Oedipus Complex: Clinical Implications
Joyce Edward
pp. 42-57
Max and His Diaper: An Example of the Interplay of Arrests in Psychosexual Development and the Separation-Individuation Process
Diana Siskind
pp. 58-82
Further Inquiry into Negotiations of Separation-Individuation Conflicts: A Boy and a Girl Respond to Fluctuations in Mother's Emotional Availability
Anni Bergman & Maria Fahey
pp. 83-110
Therapeutic Change: A Clinical Perspective
Newell Fischer
pp. 111-127
The Separation-Individuation Process from a Developmental-Structuralist Perspective: Its Application to Infants with Constitutional Differences
Serena Wieder
pp. 128-152
Epilogue
Linda Gunsberg
pp. 153-155

Issue 2

13 articles

Issue 3

10 articles

Issue 4

11 articles

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Issue 1

Prologue

The Era of Separation-Individuation

The Relevance of Mahler's Observational Studies to the Theory and Technique of Psychoanalysis

The Interplay Between Separation-Individuation and the Oedipus Complex: Clinical Implications

Max and His Diaper: An Example of the Interplay of Arrests in Psychosexual Development and the Separation-Individuation Process

Further Inquiry into Negotiations of Separation-Individuation Conflicts: A Boy and a Girl Respond to Fluctuations in Mother's Emotional Availability

Therapeutic Change: A Clinical Perspective

The Separation-Individuation Process from a Developmental-Structuralist Perspective: Its Application to Infants with Constitutional Differences

Epilogue

Issue 2

Prologue

A Synopsis of Fred Pine's “Four Psychologies”

Clinical Advantages and Disadvantages of Multiple Models

Theory as Practice

Common Ground or Divided Ground?

Multiple Models, Clinical Practice, and Psychoanalytic Theory: Response to Discussants

The Clinical Theories of John Gedo: A Synopsis

Multiple Models and the Psychoanalytic Stance

Beyond the Blueprints of Mental Function

The Developmental Approach Of John Gedo

Academicism, Romanticism, and Science in the Psychoanalytic Enterprise

Epilogue

Projective Identification In Phantasy and Enactment

Issue 3

Prologue

Developments in Kleinian Thought: Overview and Personal View

The Blindness of the Seeing Eye: Inverse Symmetry as a Defense Against Reality

Obsessional Certainty Versus Obsessional Doubt: From Two to Three

Being True to a False Object: A View of Identification

Patient-Centered and Analyst-Centered Interpretations: Some Implications of Containment and Countertransference

Sadomasochism in the Transference/Countertransference As a Defense Against Psychic Pain

Kleinian Supervision in Germany: A Clinical Example

Commentary: Traditional Freudian and Kleinian Freudian Analysis

Epilogue

Issue 4

Prologue

The Special Place of the Erotic Transference in Psychoanalysis

The Challenge of Erotized Transference to Psychoanalytic Technique

Narcissistic Lust and Other Vicissitudes of Sexuality

What Angel Would Hear Me?: The Erotics of Transference

A Case of Erotized Transference in a Male Patient Formations and Transformations

Aspects of the Erotic Transference

Clinical Observations of Sexual and Sensual Aspects of the Transference in Women

How Can I Eroticize Thee? Let Me Count the Ways

Discussion on the Erotic Transference: Contemporary Perspectives

Epilogue