Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Volume 24

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Issue 1

9 articles

Prologue
Howard B. Levine & Gail S. Reed
pp. 1-6
“The Goody-Goods Are No Good”: Notes on Power and Authority in the Early History of Psychoanalysis, with Special Reference to Training
John Kerr
pp. 7-30
Training Analysis: Oxymoron or Viable Compromise? Training Analysis, Power, and the Therapeutic Alliance
Helen Desmond
pp. 31-50
Psychoanalytic Training: The “Faculty System”
Kenneth Eisold
pp. 51-70
The Problem of Narcissism in Psychoanalytic Organizations: The Insularity of Power
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 71-85
The Quest for a Unified Psychoanalytic Theory: A Retreat from Uncertainty
Alan Z. Skolnikoff
pp. 86-105
Discussion: “Problems of Power in Psychoanalytic Institutions”
Otto F. Kernberg
pp. 106-121
The Politics of Exclusion
Gail S. Reed & Howard B. Levine
pp. 122-138
Epilogue
Howard B. Levine & Gail S. Reed
pp. 139

Issue 2

11 articles

Prologue
Léon Wurmser
pp. 141-150
Conscience and the Project of a Psychoanalytic Science of Human Nature: Clarification of the Usefulness of the Superego Concept
Melvin R. Lansky
pp. 151-174
Superego Dilemmas
Benjamin Kilborne
pp. 175-182
Superego Revisited: Relevant or Irrelevant?
Léon Wurmser
pp. 183-205
Conscience as the Reappearance of the Other in Self-Experience: On Using the Concepts Superego and Conscience in Self Psychology
Wolfgang E. Milch & Donna M. Orange
pp. 206-231
The Superego and the Two-System Model
Jack Novick & Kerry Kelly Novick
pp. 232-256
Notes on the Superego
James S. Grotstein
pp. 257-270
History of a Childhood Neurosis and Its Relation to the Adult Superego
Curtis R. Bristol
pp. 286-308
Guilt, Shame, Disobedience: Social Regulatory Mechanisms and the “Inner Normative System”
Dirk Fabricius
pp. 309-327
Commentary on “The Superego—A Vital or Supplanted Concept?”
Joseph D. Lichtenberg
pp. 328-339
Epilogue
Léon Wurmser
pp. 340

Issue 3

10 articles

Prologue
Barbara Feld
pp. 341-345
When Love Hurts: Treating Abusive Relationships
Virginia Goldner
pp. 346-372
Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy: Classical Style
Fred M. Sander
pp. 373-386
How the Psychoanalyst Working Primarily with one Person can Make a Successful Couple Intervention: Or, Why Psychoanalysts Should not Back away from Working with Couples
Irene Harwood
pp. 387-405
Identification as a Focal Point in Couple Therapy
Judith P. Siegel
pp. 406-419
Holding and Facilitating Interactive Regulation in Couples with Trauma Histories
Barbara Feld
pp. 420-437
Stay a Little Longer: Sustaining Empathy, Vulnerability, and Intimacy in Couple Therapy
Martin S. Livingston
pp. 438-452
Random Thoughts on Couple Therapy in a Postmodern Society
Rosemary Segalla
pp. 453-467
Using Dreams in Treating Couples' Sexual Issues
David E. Scharff & Jill Savege Scharff
pp. 468-482
Epilogue
Martin S. Livingston
pp. 483-485

Issue 4

8 articles

Prologue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 487-489
How I Became a Psychoanalyst
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
pp. 490-516
An Autobiographical Fragment
Jay Greenberg
pp. 517-530
My Psychoanalytic Journey
Stephen A. Mitchell
pp. 531-541
Autobiographical Reflections on the Intersubjective History of an Intersubjective Perspective in Psychoanalysis
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 542-557
More Than Meets the Eye: A Professional Autobiography
Philip M. Bromberg
pp. 558-575
Beyond the Mainstreams
Frank M. Lachmann
pp. 576-592
Epilogue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 593

Issue 5

9 articles

Prologue
Rosemary H. Balsam & Ruth S. Fischer
pp. 595-600
Mothers and Daughters from Today's Psychoanalytic Perspective
Paula P. Bernstein
pp. 601-628
When Daughter Becomes Mother: Inferences from Multiple Dyadic Parent—Child Groups
Leon Hoffman
pp. 629-656
“Last Night I Dreamed I Went to Manderly Again”: Vicissitudes of Maternal Identifications in Late Female Adolescence
Kirsten Dahl E.
pp. 657-679
Female Passion and the Matrix of Mother, Daughter, and Body: Vicissitudes of the Maternal Transference in the Working Through of Sexual Inhibitions
Barbara F. Marcus
pp. 680-712
Virginia Woolf: Thinking Back Through Our Mothers
Katherine Dalsimer
pp. 713-730
Under Siege: A Mother-Daughter Relationship Survives the Holocaust
Johanna Bodenstab
pp. 731-751
Eulogy for My Mother
Alison Hicks
pp. 752-755
Epilogue
Rosemary H Balsam & Ruth S Fischer
pp. 756

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Issue 1

Prologue

“The Goody-Goods Are No Good”: Notes on Power and Authority in the Early History of Psychoanalysis, with Special Reference to Training

Training Analysis: Oxymoron or Viable Compromise? Training Analysis, Power, and the Therapeutic Alliance

Psychoanalytic Training: The “Faculty System”

The Problem of Narcissism in Psychoanalytic Organizations: The Insularity of Power

The Quest for a Unified Psychoanalytic Theory: A Retreat from Uncertainty

Discussion: “Problems of Power in Psychoanalytic Institutions”

The Politics of Exclusion

Epilogue

Issue 2

Prologue

Conscience and the Project of a Psychoanalytic Science of Human Nature: Clarification of the Usefulness of the Superego Concept

Superego Dilemmas

Superego Revisited: Relevant or Irrelevant?

Conscience as the Reappearance of the Other in Self-Experience: On Using the Concepts Superego and Conscience in Self Psychology

The Superego and the Two-System Model

Notes on the Superego

History of a Childhood Neurosis and Its Relation to the Adult Superego

Guilt, Shame, Disobedience: Social Regulatory Mechanisms and the “Inner Normative System”

Commentary on “The Superego—A Vital or Supplanted Concept?”

Epilogue

Issue 3

Prologue

When Love Hurts: Treating Abusive Relationships

Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy: Classical Style

How the Psychoanalyst Working Primarily with one Person can Make a Successful Couple Intervention: Or, Why Psychoanalysts Should not Back away from Working with Couples

Identification as a Focal Point in Couple Therapy

Holding and Facilitating Interactive Regulation in Couples with Trauma Histories

Stay a Little Longer: Sustaining Empathy, Vulnerability, and Intimacy in Couple Therapy

Random Thoughts on Couple Therapy in a Postmodern Society

Using Dreams in Treating Couples' Sexual Issues

Epilogue

Issue 4

Prologue

How I Became a Psychoanalyst

An Autobiographical Fragment

My Psychoanalytic Journey

Autobiographical Reflections on the Intersubjective History of an Intersubjective Perspective in Psychoanalysis

More Than Meets the Eye: A Professional Autobiography

Beyond the Mainstreams

Epilogue

Issue 5

Prologue

Mothers and Daughters from Today's Psychoanalytic Perspective

When Daughter Becomes Mother: Inferences from Multiple Dyadic Parent—Child Groups

“Last Night I Dreamed I Went to Manderly Again”: Vicissitudes of Maternal Identifications in Late Female Adolescence

Female Passion and the Matrix of Mother, Daughter, and Body: Vicissitudes of the Maternal Transference in the Working Through of Sexual Inhibitions

Virginia Woolf: Thinking Back Through Our Mothers

Under Siege: A Mother-Daughter Relationship Survives the Holocaust

Eulogy for My Mother

Epilogue