Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Prologue

• Prologue: Sex, Gender, and Identity

  S. Montana Katz

  pp. 1-10

Original Articles

• “Castration Anxiety” Revisited: Especially “Female Castration Anxiety”

  Rosemary H. Balsam

  pp. 11-22

• Castration and Conformity

  Anna Migliozzi

  pp. 23-33

• Desiring Castration: A Reformulation of Castration Theory Illustrated with a Transgender Case

  Danielle Knafo

  pp. 34-50

• The Castration Complex

  Marie G. Rudden

  pp. 51-58

• Death as the Ultimate Castration

  Martin A. Silverman

  pp. 59-75

• How Bion’s Work on Thinking Might Throw Light on the Development of Sexuality

  Nicola Abel-Hirsch

  pp. 76-82

• Anxious? Castration Is the Solution!

  Patricia Gherovici

  pp. 83-90

• Has Castration Anxiety Anything to Do with Psychoanalysis?

  Jani Santamaría

  pp. 91-105

Discussion

• The Castration Complex Revisited

  Howard B. Levine

  pp. 106-111

Epilogue

• Epilogue: The Enduring Role of Castration Anxiety in Psychoanalysis

  S. Montana Katz

  pp. 112

Prologue

• Prologue: Daniel Stern: Contributions to Psychoanalysis and Developmental Psychology, Part II

  Patricia Nachman & Elizabeth M. Carr

  pp. 113-115

A Remembrance

• Daniel N. Stern, M.D., A Remembrance

  Jeremy Nahum

  pp. 116-119

Original Articles

• Now Moments in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis and Baby Watching

  Theodore Shapiro

  pp. 120-129

• Being-With: From Infancy Through Philosophy to Psychoanalysis

  Bruce Reis

  pp. 130-137

• Implicit Knowledge from Infancy to the Psychotherapeutic Relationship: The Contribution of Daniel Stern

  Massimo Ammaniti

  pp. 138-147

• Vitality Forms in Evolution and Development

  Myron A. Hofer

  pp. 148-153

• Forms of Vitality: Their Neural Bases, Their Role in Social Cognition, and the Case of Autism Spectrum Disorder

  Vittorio Gallese & Magali J. Rochat

  pp. 154-164

Commentary

• A Note on Dan Stern’s Vitality Affects

  Arnold H. Modell

  pp. 165-168

Discussion

• A Discussion of the Articles in Two Issues of Psychoanalytic Inquiry in Honor of Daniel Stern

  Joseph D. Lichtenberg

  pp. 169-171

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Daniel Stern: Contributions to Psychoanalysis and Developmental Psychology, Part II

  Elizabeth M. Carr & Patricia Nachman

  pp. 172-173

Prologue

• Prologue: Primary Process Revisited

  Lester Lenoff

  pp. 175-176

Original Articles

• The Primary Process: Bridges to Interdisciplinary Studies of Mind

  Linda A. W. Brakel

  pp. 177-185

• The Primary Process: Freud’s Profound Yet Neglected Contribution to the Psychology of Consciousness

  Michael Robbins

  pp. 186-197

• The Primary Process as a Transitional Concept: New Perspectives from Cognitive Psychology and Affective Neuroscience

  Wilma Bucci

  pp. 198-209

• The Lost Analyst and the Phoenix: Image, Word, Myth, and the Journey from Dissociation to Integration

  Penelope S. Starr-Karlin

  pp. 210-221

• Dreams as Fictional Remembering

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 222-233

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Primary Process Revisited

  Lester Lenoff

  pp. 234-235

Prologue

• Prologue: The Analyst and the Group: A Commentary on the History of the Relationship Between the Two

  Bonnie J. Buchele

  pp. 237-245

Original Articles

• The Unobtrusive Relational Group Analyst and the Work of the Narrative

  Robert Grossmark

  pp. 246-255

• Enhancing the Dyad: The Benefits of Combining Group Therapy with Psychoanalytic Treatment

  Andrew I. Smolar

  pp. 256-269

• Developing Groups That Change Our Minds and Transform Our Brains: Systems-Centered’s Functional Subgrouping, Its Impact on Our Neurobiology, and Its Role in Each Phase of Group Development

  Susan P. Gantt

  pp. 270-284

• The Evidence-Based Group Psychotherapist

  Molyn Leszcz

  pp. 285-298

• Cracking the Intrapsychic “Glass Ceiling” for Women in Leadership: Therapeutic Interventions

  Shoshana Ben-Noam

  pp. 299-311

• Psychoanalytic Organizational Consulting: The Role of the Founding Trauma

  David Gutmann & Sylvie Toral

  pp. 312-327

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Today’s Bridge Between Psychoanalysis and the Group World

  Bonnie J. Buchele

  pp. 328

Prologue

• Prologue: Fifty Years of Couple Psychoanalysis: An Analysis, Discussion, and Future Directions

  Heather B. MacIntosh

  pp. 329-330

Original Article

• From Application to Approach: A Systematic Review of 50 Years of Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy

  Heather B. MacIntosh

  pp. 331-358

• Couple Psychoanalysis in the United Kingdom: Past, Present, and Future

  Christopher Clulow, Leezah Hertzmann & Viveka Nyberg

  pp. 364-377

• Relational Psychoanalytic Perspective on Couples Psychotherapy

  Philip A. Ringstrom

  pp. 399-408

Response Article

• Response to MacIntosh’s Systematic Review of Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy: A Brief Note from the Classical Perspective

  Sarah Fels Usher

  pp. 359-363

Response Articles

• Response to Heather B. MacIntosh’s Systematic Review of Journal Articles in Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy

  Jill Savege Scharff

  pp. 378-386

• Response to MacIntosh’s Review and Discussion of the Psychoanalytic Couple Therapy Journal Literature: A Self Psychological, Intersubjective Perspective

  Carla Leone

  pp. 387-398

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Fifty Years of Couple Psychoanalysis: An Analysis, Discussion, and Future Directions

  Heather B. MacIntosh

  pp. 409-410

Prologue

• Prologue: Free Association

  Henry Zvi Lothane

  pp. 411-415

Original Articles

• Free Association as the Foundation of the Psychoanalytic Method and Psychoanalysis as a Historical Science

  Henry Zvi Lothane

  pp. 416-434

• A Searchlight on the Road to Freedom: Why Do We Still Need Free Association?

  Galina Hristeva

  pp. 435-445

• Free Association Continues

  Fonya Lord Helm

  pp. 446-456

• Free Association: From Freud to Current Use—The Effects of Training Analysis on the Use of Free Association

  Joseph Schachter

  pp. 457-467

• Free Association, Surprise, Trauma, and Transference

  Dominique Scarfone

  pp. 468-477

• On the Unique Power of Free-Associative Discourse: Notes on the Contributions of Henry Zvi Lothane and Christopher Bollas

  Barnaby B. Barratt

  pp. 478-487

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Free Association

  Melvin Bornstein

  pp. 488-489

Prologue

• Prologue: Reflections on Jane Lewis’s “Bodies in Dialogue: Empathic Connectedness in the Realm of the Unspeakable”

  Melvin Bornstein

  pp. 491-492

Original Articles

• Bodies in Dialogue: Empathic Connectedness in the Realm of the Unspeakable

  Jane R. Lewis

  pp. 493-501

• Attention and Narration to Micro-Moment Registrations of Embodied Dialogue in the Clinical Interaction: How Are We Doing?

  Steven H. Knoblauch

  pp. 502-510

• The Music of Mothers and Connectedness in the Analytic Spielraum

  James Herzog

  pp. 511-517

• Emotional Communication in the Case of Antonio

  Wilma Bucci

  pp. 518-529

• The Analyst’s Bodily Sensations as Important Information in Clinical Work

  Aisha Abbasi

  pp. 530-540

• Holding the Hope to Find Access to a “New Life”

  Susanna Federici

  pp. 541-546

• Monologs, Dialogues, Bodies, Words, Silence, Photographs, Death

  Adrienne Harris

  pp. 547-550

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Reflections on Jane Lewis’s “Bodies in Dialogue: Empathic Connectedness in the Realm of the Unspeakable”

  Melvin Bornstein

  pp. 551

Prologue

• Prologue: Safety—The Patient, The Analyst, The Dyad

  Carol B. Levin

  pp. 553-556

Original Articles

• Exploring the Vicissitudes of Safety and Danger in Psychoanalysis: Developing Trust Through Mutual Engagement

  Elizabeth M. Carr & Janna Sandmeyer

  pp. 557-568

• Reflections on Safety

  Joseph D. Lichtenberg

  pp. 569-574

• The Intersubjective Safety/Danger Dialectic

  Roger J. Segalla, Jr.

  pp. 575-586

• Analytic Safety: Navigating the Shifting Sands—A Relational Perspective

  Hazel Ipp

  pp. 587-595

• When Danger Is Safe: Down the Rabbit Hole with Liz

  Amy Eldridge

  pp. 596-604

• Temporal Disturbance in the Case of Maya: Musical Dissonance and the Failure of Future Vision

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 605-616

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Safety—The Patient, The Analyst, The Dyad

  Carol B. Levin & Estelle Shane

  pp. 617-620