Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Volume 17

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Issue 1

9 articles

Prologue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 1-4
Conscious and Unconscious Use of the Self
Owen Renik
pp. 5-12
Resistance, Enactment, and Interpretation: A Self-Analytic Study
Henry F Smith
pp. 13-30
Influence of Interactive, Countertransferential, and Self-Analytic Perspectives on Evolving Psychoanalytic Technique
Austin Silber
pp. 31-43
The Capacity for Countertransference
Howard B. Levine
pp. 44-68
Intimacy, Boundaries, and Countertransference in the Analytic Relationship
Estelle Shane & Morton Shane
pp. 69-89
The Supervisorial Situation: Intrinsic and Extrinsic Factors Influencing Transference and Countertransference Themes
Alan Z. Skolnikoff
pp. 90-107
Response to the Contributors to “Essays Inspired by Theodore Jacobs's The Use of the Self”
Theodore J. Jacobs
pp. 108-119
Epilogue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 120

Issue 2

8 articles

Prologue
Dorthy M. Levinson & Janet T. Droga
pp. 121-125
Desomatization and the Consequences of Infantile Psychic Trauma
Henry Krystal
pp. 126-150
Symptoms and Symbols: A Multiple Code Theory of Somatization
Wilma Bucci
pp. 151-172
Realities Lost and Found: Trauma, Dissociation, and Somatic Memories in a Survivor of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Janet T. Droga
pp. 173-191
The Primitive Psyche, Communication, and the Language of the Body
John E. Gedo
pp. 192-203
“Mens Sane in Corpore Sano”: The Mind and Body as an “Odd Couple” and as an Oddly Coupled Unity
James S. Grotstein
pp. 204-222
Stimulus Entrapment: On a Common Basis of Somatization
Russell Meares
pp. 223-234
Epilogue
Dorthy M. Levinson & Janet T. Droga
pp. 235

Issue 3

10 articles

Prologue
Howard B. Levine
pp. 237-241
Introduction
Daniel H. Jacobs
pp. 242-249
The Unique Pathogenicity of Sexual Abuse
Henri Parens
pp. 250-266
Ego Disruption in an Abused Little Girl
Kerry Kelly Novick
pp. 267-285
The Complexity of Early Trauma: Representation and Transformation
Susan W. Coates & Mary Sue Moore
pp. 286-311
Difficulties in Maintaining an Analytic Stance in the Treatment of Adults Who Were Sexually Abused as Children
Howard B. Levine
pp. 312-328
Sexual Abuse in the Therapeutic Setting: What Do Victims Really Want?
Janet W. Wohlberg
pp. 329-348
Analyst-Patient Sexual Involvement: Clinical Experiences and Institutional Responses
Marvin Margolis
pp. 349-370
Discussion
Glen O. Gabbard
pp. 371-386
Epilogue: Sexual Trauma: Where Do We Stand?
Howard B. Levine
pp. 387-391

Issue 4

16 articles

Acknowledgments
Arnold Wm. Rachman
pp. 392
Prologue
Arnold Wm. Rachman
pp. 393-397
The Discovery of the Budapest Writings
Claude Lorin
pp. 398-403
The Voice of Ferenczi: Echoes from the Past
Judith E. Vida
pp. 404-415
Dreaming of Freud: Ferenczi, Freud, and an Analysis Without End
Ernst Falzeder
pp. 416-427
Ferenczi as the Orthodox Vizier
John E. Gedo
pp. 428-436
For a Metapsychology of the Psychoanalyst: Sándor Ferenczi's Quest
André Haynal
pp. 437-458
The Suppression and Censorship of Ferenczi's Confusion of Tongues Paper
Arnold Wm. Rachman
pp. 459-485
Psychoanalysis in Hungary in the Era of Communism and Postcommunism
György Hidas
pp. 486-497
On Progenitors and Why We Choose Them
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 498-504
The First Direct Analysis of Transference and Countertransference
Benjamin Wolstein
pp. 505-521
Ferenczi's Semiotic Theory: Previews of Postmodernism
Adrienne Harris & Lewis Aron
pp. 522-534
The Analyst's Resistance to Analysis
Michel Larivière
pp. 535-548
Is Talk Cheap or Silence Golden: The Negotiation of Activity in Psychotherapy
Robert Prince
pp. 549-558
Intolerance, Ambivalence, and Oedipus: The Reversal of Roles Between Sigmund Freud and Sándor Ferenczi
Sharon R. Kahn
pp. 559-569
Epilogue
Arnold Wm. Rachman
pp. 570-572

Issue 5

13 articles

Prologue
Susan G. Lazar
pp. 1-3
Epidemiology of Mental Illness in the United States: An Overview of the Cost Effectiveness of Psychotherapy for Certain Patient Populations
Susan G. Lazar
pp. 4-16
Borderline Personality Disorder and Rational Managed Care Policy
Glen O. Gabbard
pp. 17-28
Addressing the Aftermath of Interpersonal Violence: The Case for Long-Term Care
Mary R. Harvey & Patricia A. Harney
pp. 29-44
The Need for Psychotherapy in the Medically Ill
David Spiegel & Susan G. Lazar
pp. 45-50
The Effectiveness of Dynamic Psychotherapy for Depression
Susan G. Lazar
pp. 51-57
The Problem of Outcome in Child Psychoanalysis: Contributions from the Anna Freud Centre
Peter Fonagy & Mary Target
pp. 58-73
The Long-Term Benefits of Intensive Psychotherapy: A View from Germany
Rüdiger Dossmann, Peter Kutter, Roland Heinzel & Léon Wurmser
pp. 74-86
A Brief Review of Psychoanalytic Outcome Research
Judy L. Kantrowitz
pp. 87-101
Empirical Evidence for the Efficacy of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies and Psychoanalysis: An Overview
Norman Doidge
pp. 102-150
The Human Toll: Managed Care's Restriction of Access to Mental Health Services
Barbara Shapard
pp. 151-161
Managed Care: Where Did It Come From? What Does It Do? How Does It Survive? What Can Be Done About It?
Harold I. Eist
pp. 162-181
Epilogue
Susan G. Lazar
pp. 182

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Issue 1

Prologue

Conscious and Unconscious Use of the Self

Resistance, Enactment, and Interpretation: A Self-Analytic Study

Influence of Interactive, Countertransferential, and Self-Analytic Perspectives on Evolving Psychoanalytic Technique

The Capacity for Countertransference

Intimacy, Boundaries, and Countertransference in the Analytic Relationship

The Supervisorial Situation: Intrinsic and Extrinsic Factors Influencing Transference and Countertransference Themes

Response to the Contributors to “Essays Inspired by Theodore Jacobs's The Use of the Self”

Epilogue

Issue 2

Prologue

Desomatization and the Consequences of Infantile Psychic Trauma

Symptoms and Symbols: A Multiple Code Theory of Somatization

Realities Lost and Found: Trauma, Dissociation, and Somatic Memories in a Survivor of Childhood Sexual Abuse

The Primitive Psyche, Communication, and the Language of the Body

“Mens Sane in Corpore Sano”: The Mind and Body as an “Odd Couple” and as an Oddly Coupled Unity

Stimulus Entrapment: On a Common Basis of Somatization

Epilogue

Issue 3

Prologue

Introduction

The Unique Pathogenicity of Sexual Abuse

Ego Disruption in an Abused Little Girl

The Complexity of Early Trauma: Representation and Transformation

Difficulties in Maintaining an Analytic Stance in the Treatment of Adults Who Were Sexually Abused as Children

Sexual Abuse in the Therapeutic Setting: What Do Victims Really Want?

Analyst-Patient Sexual Involvement: Clinical Experiences and Institutional Responses

Discussion

Epilogue: Sexual Trauma: Where Do We Stand?

Issue 4

Acknowledgments

Prologue

The Discovery of the Budapest Writings

The Voice of Ferenczi: Echoes from the Past

Dreaming of Freud: Ferenczi, Freud, and an Analysis Without End

Ferenczi as the Orthodox Vizier

For a Metapsychology of the Psychoanalyst: Sándor Ferenczi's Quest

The Suppression and Censorship of Ferenczi's Confusion of Tongues Paper

Psychoanalysis in Hungary in the Era of Communism and Postcommunism

On Progenitors and Why We Choose Them

The First Direct Analysis of Transference and Countertransference

Ferenczi's Semiotic Theory: Previews of Postmodernism

The Analyst's Resistance to Analysis

Is Talk Cheap or Silence Golden: The Negotiation of Activity in Psychotherapy

Intolerance, Ambivalence, and Oedipus: The Reversal of Roles Between Sigmund Freud and Sándor Ferenczi

Epilogue

Issue 5

Prologue

Epidemiology of Mental Illness in the United States: An Overview of the Cost Effectiveness of Psychotherapy for Certain Patient Populations

Borderline Personality Disorder and Rational Managed Care Policy

Addressing the Aftermath of Interpersonal Violence: The Case for Long-Term Care

The Need for Psychotherapy in the Medically Ill

The Effectiveness of Dynamic Psychotherapy for Depression

The Problem of Outcome in Child Psychoanalysis: Contributions from the Anna Freud Centre

The Long-Term Benefits of Intensive Psychotherapy: A View from Germany

A Brief Review of Psychoanalytic Outcome Research

Empirical Evidence for the Efficacy of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapies and Psychoanalysis: An Overview

The Human Toll: Managed Care's Restriction of Access to Mental Health Services

Managed Care: Where Did It Come From? What Does It Do? How Does It Survive? What Can Be Done About It?

Epilogue