Psychoanalytic Inquiry

• Prologue: The Interpersonal World of the Autistic Infant: An Interdisciplinary View

  Daniel S. Posner

  pp. 1-5

• Being Born Autistic and the Forming of the Interpersonal World

  Filippo Muratori & Fabio Apicella

  pp. 6-22

• Insights into Safety and Connection in Relationships Provided by Psychoanalytic Treatment of Autistic Individuals

  Alexandra Murray Harrison

  pp. 23-29

• The Blurred Vital Contours of Intersubjectivity in Autism Spectrum Disorder: Early Signs and Neurophysiological Hypotheses

  Magali J. Rochat & Vittorio Gallese

  pp. 30-52

• Disruption to the Core Self in Autism, and Its Care

  Jonathan Delafield-Butt, Penelope Dunbar & Colwyn Trevarthen

  pp. 53-75

• Disruptions of the Meshed Architecture in Autism Spectrum Disorder

  Shaun Gallagher, Laura Sparaci & Somogy Varga

  pp. 76-95

• Epilogue: The Interpersonal World of the Autistic Infant: An Interdisciplinary View

  Daniel S. Posner

  pp. 96-98

• Prologue: Otherness

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 99-100

• The Self and the Other: Hegel, Kohut, and the Psychology of Othering

  John Hanwell Riker

  pp. 101-112

• Radical Ethics in Time of Plague

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 113-123

• On Exception and the Unconscious: Present/Absent, and the Otherness of Childhood

  Eyal Rozmarin

  pp. 124-134

• Faces of Finitude: Death, Loss, and Trauma

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 135-140

• Remembering the Other

  Cynthia Chalker

  pp. 141-142

• Otherhood: On Being an Identical Twin

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 143-146

• The Other in Clinical Practice

  Koichi Togashi

  pp. 147-157

• Epilogue: Otherness

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 158

Prologue

• Prologue: Heinz Hartmann Revisited: The Ongoing Problem of Adaptation

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 159-162

Original Articles

• The Clinical Significance of Hartmann’s Concept of Adaptation

  Fred Busch

  pp. 163-172

• Reading Hartmann’s Ego Psychology and the Problem of Adaptation: Difficulties and Surprises

  Henry F. Smith

  pp. 173-185

• Thoughts on Developmental and Psychoanalytic Change Inspired by Heinz Hartmann

  Alexandra M. Harrison & Ed Tronick

  pp. 186-193

• The Adaptation Function of Dreams and the Waking Work: A Modern Ego Psychology View

  Eric R. Marcus

  pp. 194-203

• Adaptation, Affect, and the Ego - Some Thoughts on Hartmann

  Merton Shill

  pp. 204-216

• Psychoanalysis, Heinz Hartmann and Me: Pursuit of the Love of Life

  Melvin Bornstein

  pp. 217-224

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Heinz Hartmann Revisited: The Ongoing Problem of Adaptation

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 225

Prologue

• Prologue: The Turn Toward Embodiment

  Doris Brothers & Jon Sletvold

  pp. 227-228

Commentary

• Joseph Lichtenberg’s Unfinished Contribution

  Melvin Bornstein, Doris Brothers & Jon Sletvold

  pp. 229-231

Original Articles

• Feels Like Me: Formulating the Embodied Mind

  Donnel B. Stern

  pp. 232-243

• Finding the Mind in the Body

  Siri Erika Gullestad

  pp. 244-252

• Wishing I Weren’t Here: Therapeutic Engagements with Disembodied States

  William F. Cornell

  pp. 253-265

• Miming and Clinical Psychoanalysis: Enhancing Our Intersubjective Sensibility

  Gianni Nebbiosi & Susanna Federici

  pp. 266-277

• The Body as Subject, Intersubject, Fluid, and Reticular: A Series of Considerations Coming from Different Models

  Steven H. Knoblauch

  pp. 278-288

• Talking Bodies: A New Vision of Psychoanalysis

  Doris Brothers & Jon Sletvold

  pp. 289-302

Epilogue

• Epilogue: The Turn Toward Embodiment

  Doris Brothers & Jon Sletvold

  pp. 303

Prologue

• Prologue: Revisiting Chestnut Lodge: A Case Presentation by Harold F. Searles in 1961

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 305-306

• Harold F. Searles Case Conference at Chestnut Lodge: September 20, 1961: Joan Douglas

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 307-317

• Commentary on Searles’s Case Conference Transcript and Chestnut Lodge

  Christopher J. Keats

  pp. 328-334

• Not “Just Add Patient and Clinician and Stir”

  Liat Katz

  pp. 335-341

• Adolescent Treatment at Chestnut Lodge: What Was Learned, What is Lost, What Can Remain

  Richard C. Fritsch

  pp. 342-352

• Searles, Systems Theory, and Systemic Racism

  Sarah L. Hedlund

  pp. 353-364

• A 1961 Portrait of Harold F. Searles

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 365-373

Original Articles

• A Relational View of Searles and Chestnut Lodge

  Adrienne E. Harris

  pp. 318-327

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Revisiting Chestnut Lodge: A Case Presentation by Harold F. Searles in 1961

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 374-375

Prologue

• Prologue: Analytic Conversations

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 377-377

Conversations

• A Rhinoceros with a Butterfly Heart: Antonino Ferro in Conversation with Giuseppe Civitarese

  Antonino Ferro & Giuseppe Civitarese

  pp. 378-396

• A Conversation between Lewis “Lew” Aron (1952-2019) and Steven Kuchuck

  Lew Aron & Steven Kuchuck

  pp. 397-411

• Jessica Benjamin Discusses Her Work with Galit Atlas

  Jessica Benjamin & Galit Atlas

  pp. 412-428

• Joseph D. Lichtenberg, M.D.: Synthesizer Extraordinaire: A Conversation with Joseph D. Lichtenberg at His Home in Bethesda, MD, April 11, 2021

  Joseph D. Lichtenberg & Elizabeth M. Carr

  pp. 429-435

• Trauma and Illusion: A Conversation between Robert D. Stolorow and Peter N. Maduro

  Robert D. Stolorow & Peter N. Maduro

  pp. 436-448

• Conversation During 2021 between Donnel B. Stern and Luis H. Ripoll

  Donnel B. Stern & Luis H. Ripoll

  pp. 449-459

• A Conversation between Estelle Shane and Joye Weisel-Barth

  Estelle Shane & Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 460-477

• A Conversation with Gianni Nebbiosi and Susanna Federici and Alessandro Gigante

  Gianni Nebbiosi, Susanna Federici & Alessandro Gigante

  pp. 478-484

• A Conversation between Melvin Bornstein and Giovanni Minonne

  Melvin Bornstein & Giovanni Minonne

  pp. 485-496

• A Conversation between Nancy Chodorow and Ilene Philipson

  Nancy J. Chodorow & Ilene Philipson

  pp. 497-507

• A Conversation between Ted Jacobs and Wendy Olesker

  Ted Jacobs & Wendy Olesker

  pp. 508-517

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Analytic Conversations

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 518-518

Prologue

• Prologue: The Misogyny of Everyday Life

  Lyn Yonack

  pp. 519-522

Original Articles

• Pioneer Women in Psychoanalysis: Subjectivity, Intersubjectivity and the Fates of the Primitive Object

  Idete Zimerman Bizzi

  pp. 523-543

• The Pleasure of Misogyny - Incels, Castration, and Sexual Difference

  Megan Kolano

  pp. 544-556

• Misogyny and Gender Role Straight-Jackets: A Psychoanalytic Perspective

  Marie G. Rudden

  pp. 557-566

• Misogyny, Mothers, Daughters and the Body

  Vaia Tsolas

  pp. 567-578

• Misogyny and the Female Body

  Rosemary H. Balsam

  pp. 579-589

• The Other Who is but Isn’t One

  Lois Oppenheim

  pp. 590-600

• A Male Glance at the “Male Gaze”

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 601-610

Epilogue

• Epilogue: The Misogyny of Everyday Life

  Lyn Yonack

  pp. 611-613

Prologue

• Prologue: How the Sacred Emerges Clinically: Transcendent Moments in Psychoanalysis

  Steven Barrie-Anthony & Daniel Goldin

  pp. 615-617

Original Articles

• Psychoanalysis as a Sacred Space

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. 618-628

• Self Psychology’s Contribution to the Spiritual Dimension of Psychoanalysis

  Raanan Kulka

  pp. 654-667

• Bits of Spirit

  Michael Eigen

  pp. 629-636

• The Sacralization of the Intimate Edge: Heeding Spirituality’s Call for Mutual Experience within Clinical Work

  Steven Barrie-Anthony

  pp. 637-648

• Spirituality in the Psychoanalytic Process

  Frank L. Summers

  pp. 668-680

• The Intimacy of Not Knowing and the Experience of Transcendence in the Clinical Relationship

  Margaret Allan

  pp. 681-688

• The Transcendent in Everyday Life

  David M. Black

  pp. 689-698

• Towards a Spiritual Psychoanalytic Activism

  Maxwell S. Sucharov & Melanie Delva

  pp. 699-712

Commentary

• The Emergence of a Novel Spirituality: How Steven Barrie-Anthony’s Work Influenced My Clinical Work and My Personal Sensibility

  Estelle Shane

  pp. 649-653

Essay

• Emotional Truths: Mourning as a Spiritual Achievement

  Galit Atlas

  pp. 713-715

Epilogue

• Epilogue: How the Sacred Emerges Clinically: Transcendent Moments in Psychoanalysis

  Steven Barrie-Anthony & Daniel Goldin

  pp. 716-717