Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Volume 21

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Issue 1

8 articles

Prologue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 1-3
On Unconscious Communications and Covert Enactments: Some Reflections on Their Role in the Analytic Situation
Theodore J. Jacobs
pp. 4-23
The Analysis of Preconscious Phenomena and Its Communication
Judy L. Kantrowitz
pp. 24-39
Pathways of Emotional Communication
Wilma Bucci
pp. 40-70
A Primary Role for Nonverbal Communication in Psychoanalysis
Regina Pally
pp. 71-93
The Developmental Trajectory from Amodal Perception to Empathy and Communication: The Role of Mirror Neurons in This Process
Nancy S. Wolf, Mary E. Gales, Estelle Shane & Morton Shane
pp. 94-112
Knowing, Influencing, and Healing: Paranormal Phenomena and Implications for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy
Susan Gaber Lazar
pp. 113-131
Epilogue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 132

Issue 2

10 articles

Prologue
R. Curtis Bristol
pp. 133-144
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Current Views
Aaron H. Esman
pp. 145-156
Reducing Obsessions and Compulsions Through Behaviour Therapy
Judy N. Lam & Gail S. Steketee
pp. 157-182
OCD, OCPD: Acronyms Do Not Make a Disease
Richard D. Chessick
pp. 183-207
Psychoanalytically Informed Approaches to the Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
Glen O. Gabbard
pp. 208-221
Integrating Behavior Modification and Pharmacotherapy With the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Case Study
Prudence T. Leib
pp. 222-241
OCD or Obsessive-Compulsive Character?
David Shapiro
pp. 242-252
Obsessional Disorders: A Developmental Systems Perspective
Bernard Brandchaft
pp. 253-288
A Specific Developmental Deficit in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: The Example of the Wolf Man
Russell Meares
pp. 289-319
Epilogue
R. Curtis Bristol
pp. 320-323

Issue 3

10 articles

Prologue
Elaine V. Siegel
pp. 325-336
The Body Doesn't Lie: Five Tales of Superobesity as Somatic Language
Michele Rose
pp. 337-355
The Root of Dance Therapy: A Consideration of Movement, Dancing, and Verbalization vis-à-vis Dance/Movement Therapy
Ruthanna Boris
pp. 356-367
Movement and Meaning
Cary Rick
pp. 368-377
The Function of the Human Motor System in Processes of Storing and Retrieving Preverbal, Primal Experience
Yona Shahar-Levy
pp. 378-393
Toward a Nonverbal Syntax of Play Therapy
Saralea E. Chazan
pp. 394-406
The Atonement of the Alleged Perpetrator's Daughter: Understanding of Model Scenes and Space Attachment in Analytical Dance Therapy
Sabine Trautmann-Voigt
pp. 407-429
Motivational Systems and Model Scenes with Special References to Bodily Experience
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 430-447
Primary Process Communication
Theodore L. Dorpat
pp. 448-463
Epilogue
Elaine V. Siegel
pp. 464-465

Issue 4

11 articles

Prologue
James L. Fosshage
pp. 467-468
Case Presentation: The Object Relations Approach
Jill Savege Scharff
pp. 469-482
Discussion of Jill Scharff's Case Presentation
Arnold Rothstein
pp. 483-488
Comment on Jill Scharff's Clinical Case
Anne Alvarez
pp. 489-498
Comments on the Clinical Material Presented by Jill Scharff
Donnel B. Stern
pp. 499-507
Discussion of Jill Scharff's Case Presentation
Jeffrey Seinfeld
pp. 508-512
How Analyst and Patient Transcend Theory
Frank M. Lachmann
pp. 513-518
Hope When There Is No Hope: Discussion of Jill Scharff's Case Presentation
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 519-529
What in the (Experiential) World Is an “Internal Couple”?
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 530-535
Discussion of Discussants' Comments
Jill Savege Scharff
pp. 536-545
Epilogue
James L. Fosshage
pp. 546-552

Issue 5

10 articles

Prologue
Morton Shane
pp. 553-555
Patients' Motivations and the Analyst's Experience
Gail S. Reed
pp. 556-571
Some Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Theory of Motivation: Toward a Theory of Entelechy
James S. Grotstein
pp. 572-588
Motivation: Sic Transit Gloria?
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 589-603
Object Relations, Affects, and Drives: Toward a New Synthesis
Otto F. Kernberg
pp. 604-619
Extending the Field of Psychoanalytic Change: Exploratory-Assertive Motivation, Self-Efficacy, and the New Analytic Role for Action
Kenneth A. Frank
pp. 620-639
Sources of Opposition to Relatedness in Psychoanalysis
Henry J. Friedman
pp. 640-657
Back to Basics: The Psychoanalytic Conceptualization of Motivation
Mervyn M. Peskin
pp. 658-674
The Attachment Motivational System as a Guide to an Effective Therapeutic Process
Mary Gales Shane & Morton Shane
pp. 675-687
Epilogue
Morton Shane
pp. 688

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Issue 1

Prologue

On Unconscious Communications and Covert Enactments: Some Reflections on Their Role in the Analytic Situation

The Analysis of Preconscious Phenomena and Its Communication

Pathways of Emotional Communication

A Primary Role for Nonverbal Communication in Psychoanalysis

The Developmental Trajectory from Amodal Perception to Empathy and Communication: The Role of Mirror Neurons in This Process

Knowing, Influencing, and Healing: Paranormal Phenomena and Implications for Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

Epilogue

Issue 2

Prologue

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: Current Views

Reducing Obsessions and Compulsions Through Behaviour Therapy

OCD, OCPD: Acronyms Do Not Make a Disease

Psychoanalytically Informed Approaches to the Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Integrating Behavior Modification and Pharmacotherapy With the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: A Case Study

OCD or Obsessive-Compulsive Character?

Obsessional Disorders: A Developmental Systems Perspective

A Specific Developmental Deficit in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder: The Example of the Wolf Man

Epilogue

Issue 3

Prologue

The Body Doesn't Lie: Five Tales of Superobesity as Somatic Language

The Root of Dance Therapy: A Consideration of Movement, Dancing, and Verbalization vis-à-vis Dance/Movement Therapy

Movement and Meaning

The Function of the Human Motor System in Processes of Storing and Retrieving Preverbal, Primal Experience

Toward a Nonverbal Syntax of Play Therapy

The Atonement of the Alleged Perpetrator's Daughter: Understanding of Model Scenes and Space Attachment in Analytical Dance Therapy

Motivational Systems and Model Scenes with Special References to Bodily Experience

Primary Process Communication

Epilogue

Issue 4

Prologue

Case Presentation: The Object Relations Approach

Discussion of Jill Scharff's Case Presentation

Comment on Jill Scharff's Clinical Case

Comments on the Clinical Material Presented by Jill Scharff

Discussion of Jill Scharff's Case Presentation

How Analyst and Patient Transcend Theory

Hope When There Is No Hope: Discussion of Jill Scharff's Case Presentation

What in the (Experiential) World Is an “Internal Couple”?

Discussion of Discussants' Comments

Epilogue

Issue 5

Prologue

Patients' Motivations and the Analyst's Experience

Some Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Theory of Motivation: Toward a Theory of Entelechy

Motivation: Sic Transit Gloria?

Object Relations, Affects, and Drives: Toward a New Synthesis

Extending the Field of Psychoanalytic Change: Exploratory-Assertive Motivation, Self-Efficacy, and the New Analytic Role for Action

Sources of Opposition to Relatedness in Psychoanalysis

Back to Basics: The Psychoanalytic Conceptualization of Motivation

The Attachment Motivational System as a Guide to an Effective Therapeutic Process

Epilogue