Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Prologue

• Prologue: Technology, Daily Life, and Psychoanalysis

  pp. 1-3

Original Articles

• Reflections on “Transitionality” in Online Child Psychoanalysis

  Susan L. Donner

  pp. 4-12

• Psychoanalysis, the Digital World, and the Pandemic: Frontiers and Challenges in Different Settings

  Andrea Marzi

  pp. 13-23

• Social Media, Identity, and Careful Culture: How Online Social Networks Limit Identity, Amplify Difference, and Diminish Social Cohesion

  Aaron Balick

  pp. 24-35

Interview

• Interview with Jacob Johanssen

  Jacob Johanssen & Michael E. Shulman

  pp. 36-46

Original Article

• The Rise of Oedipus Tech: Life in the Shadow of the Digital Object

  Dustin Kahoud

  pp. 47-56

Epilogue

• Epilogue: User and Used: Psychoanalytic Observations on Relentless Technological Innovation and the Human Being

  pp. 57-63

Prologue

• Prologue: Perspectives on Populist and Fascistic States of Mind

  Era A. Loewenstein

  pp. 65-69

Original Articles

• Locating the Fascist Mind

  Robert M. Prince

  pp. 70-83

• Trauma and the Fascist State of Mind: The Emptying of the Self and the Road to Perdition

  Christina Wieland

  pp. 84-95

• Perverted Containment: Trumpism, Cult Creation, and the Rise of Destructive American Populism

  Michael J. Diamond

  pp. 96-109

• Populism: The Politics of Emotions

  R.D. Hinshelwood

  pp. 110-118

• Reactionary States of Mind as the Holocene Ends

  Paul Hoggett

  pp. 119-129

• In Dark Times: Psychoanalytic Praxis as a Form of Resistance to Fascist Propaganda

  Era A. Loewenstein

  pp. 130-144

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Perspectives on Populist and Fascistic States of Mind

  Era A. Loewenstein

  pp. 145-147

Prologue

• Prologue: The Interpersonal World of the Autistic Infant, Part 2: Modes of Treatment

  Daniel S. Posner

  pp. 149-157

Original Articles

• Transforming the Well-Being of Persons with Autism

  Steven E. Gutstein & Rachelle K. Sheely

  pp. 158-183

• Guided Participation and Parental Tutoring in Preschool Children with Autism: A Pilot Study of Relationship Development Intervention (RDI)

  Fionnuala Larkin, Lynne Hollaway, Mary Garlington & Jessica Hobson

  pp. 184-198

• Autism and Play: Bringing Insights from Movement Research into Relationship-Based Practice

  Pat Amos

  pp. 199-214

• Reimagining Autistic Children’s Independent and Social Play with Peers

  Pamela Wolfberg & Gesean Lewis Woods

  pp. 215-231

• Music Therapy with Autistic Children: Creating an Intersubjective Field of Play through Improvisation

  Jacqueline C. Birnbaum, Zachary Kandler, Mariana Aslan, Jenny Hoi Yan Fu & Alan Turry

  pp. 232-246

Epilogue

• Epilogue: The Interpersonal World of the Autistic Infant, Part 2: Modes of Treatment

  Daniel S. Posner

  pp. 247-250

In Memoriam

• In Memoriam: Christina Emanuel

  Daniel Goldin

  pp. i

Prologue

• Prologue: New Psychoanalysts Speak – Reflections on Personal and Professional Transformations

  John R. Paddock & Elizabeth Carr

  pp. 251-253

Original Articles

• On Graduation from a Psychoanalytic Training Program: A Director’s Remarks

  Sandra G. Hershberg

  pp. 254-257

• The Development of an Analytic Mind, Analytic Identity, and Analytic Voice

  Kathy Monroy

  pp. 258-268

• An African American Woman Considers Transcendence via Psychoanalysis

  Debra Myers

  pp. 269-274

• Growing a Psychoanalyst

  Rochelle M. Broder

  pp. 275-282

• Is This My Home? How Psychoanalytic Training Led to My Cultural Reawakening

  Ruth B. Migler

  pp. 283-289

• Dead Men Walking

  John R. Paddock

  pp. 290-299

• Trauma, Loss, and Working Through in an Analytic Candidate’s Life

  Shirley C. Malove

  pp. 300-307

Epilogue

• Epilogue: New Psychoanalysts Speak – Reflections on Personal and Professional Transformations

  John R. Paddock & Elizabeth Carr

  pp. 308-309

Prologue

• Prologue: Fictional Characters: Psychoanalytic and Literary Perspectives

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 311-314

Original Articles

• The Dark Room Problem: Scapegoating and Audience Complicity in Twelfth Night

  Christopher W. T. Miller

  pp. 315-327

• Origins of Fictional Characters: Creating Life on the Page

  Fred L. Griffin

  pp. 328-341

• Our Lives in Literature

  Paula Marantz Cohen

  pp. 342-346

• Still Alice, Always Elena: New Stories about Dementia

  Jehanne Gheith

  pp. 347-354

• Love’s Labor’s Lost: The Lived-Experience, A Pan-European Play

  Elisabeth Pearson Waugaman

  pp. 355-363

• The Origins of Modern Literary Theory in the Repudiation of Autobiographical Readings of Shakespeare’s Sonnets

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 364-382

Epilogue

• Epilogue: Fictional Characters: Psychoanalytic and Literary Perspectives

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 383-384

Prologue

• Prologue: HOME

  Sandra G. Hershberg

  pp. 385-386

The Material Aspects of Home

• Sigmund Freud’s Final Home

  Carol Seigel

  pp. 387-398

• A Space Odyssey: The Impact of Changing the Physical Aspects of the Analytic Setting on the Analyst, the Patient and Their Relationship

  Sandra G. Hershberg

  pp. 399-409

• Rooms to Live In: An Architect’s Recollections

  Frank Harmon

  pp. 410-418

• Leaving Home: Prokofiev’s “Peter and the Wolf”

  Julie Jaffee Nagel

  pp. 425-435

• The Complex Relationship between Structural and Psychic Space: When Two Cultures/Homes Collide

  Monisha Nayar-Akhtar

  pp. 439-449

• Mapping Obscura: Locating the Space and Non-Space of Memory and Home through the Photograph

  Yamini Nayar

  pp. 450-455

• At Home in Oneself: Self-States and the Treatment of Trauma

  Heather Craige

  pp. 468-481

• Homesickness: Its Particular Relevance to Children of Separation and Divorce

  Linda Gunsberg

  pp. 482-498

Children and Home

• On Children’s Books, Home, and the Beginnings of Self: Tell Me a Mitzi and Little Boy Brown

  Ellen Handler Spitz

  pp. 419-424

Multicultural Homes

• Mother Tongue

  Alexandra Viets

  pp. 436-438

Trauma and Home

• Leaving, Losing and Finding Home: Through the Shadow of Trauma

  Anne J. Adelman

  pp. 456-467

Epilogue

• Epilogue: HOME

  Sandra G. Hershberg

  pp. 499-507