Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Volume 6

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Issue 1

8 articles

Prologue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 1-2
Male Sexuality and Power
Ethel S. Person
pp. 3-25
Nixon, Hitler, and Power: An Ego Psychological Study
Peter J. Loewenberg
pp. 27-48
The Relationship of Psychosexual Development to the Successful Exercise of Power in a Woman Ruler: A Study of Catherine dé Medici
Abby Adams-Silvan & Mark Silvan
pp. 49-65
The Plight of the Imposturous Candidate: Learning Amidst the Pressures and Pulls of Power in the Institute
Helen K. Gediman
pp. 67-91
The Psychology of Powerlessness: Disorders of Self-Regulation and Interactional Regulation as a Newer Paradigm for Psychopathology
James S. Grotstein
pp. 93-118
The Power of the Wish and the Wish for Power: A Discussion of Power and Psychoanalysis
Bennett Simon
pp. 119-131
Epilogue
Melvin Bornstein,
pp. 133

Issue 2

13 articles

Prologue
John E. Mack
pp. 135-142
Dealing with Conflict among Individuals and Nations: Are There Common Principles?
Roger Fisher
pp. 143-153
Differential Bonding from Infancy to International Conflict
Charles A. Pinderhughes
pp. 155-173
The Narcissism of Minor Differences in the Psychological Gap Between Opposing Nations
Vamik D. Volkan
pp. 175-191
The Influence of Psychogeography Upon the Conduct of International Relations: Clinical and Metapsychological Considerations
Howard F. Stein
pp. 193-222
Psychiatry and Foreign Affairs: A Vision and a Commitment
William D. Davidson
pp. 223-242
The Domestic Rationale for Foreign Enemies
Paul C. Warnke
pp. 243-246
A Diplomat among Psychoanalysts
Joseph V. Moniville
pp. 247-250
The Nuclear Threat: Its Impact on Psychoanalytic Conceptualizations
Martin Wangh
pp. 251-266
Some Thoughts on the Nuclear Age and the Psychological Roots of Anti-Sovietism
John E. Mack
pp. 267-285
A Psychoanalytical View of the Nuclear Threat — From the Angle of the German Sense of Political Inferiority
Carl Nedelmann
pp. 287-302
The Transformation of Thought That the Nuclear Age Requires: Can We Achieve It?
Robert S. Wallerstein
pp. 303-312
Epilogue
John E. Mack
pp. 313-314

Issue 3

11 articles

Prologue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 315-319
Kohut's Testament
Lawrence Friedman
pp. 321-347
Nuclear Conflict and the Nuclear Self
Theodore Shapiro
pp. 349-365
The Missing Elements in Kohut's Cure
Arnold Modell
pp. 367-385
Critical Reflections on the Theory of Self Psychology: An Inside View
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 387-402
How Does Analysis Cure?: An Appreciation
Michael Franz Basch
pp. 403-428
Who Does Self Psychology Cure?
Christopher Bollas
pp. 429-435
The Self in Psychoanalysis and in Phenomenological Philosophy
Paul Ricoeur
pp. 437-458
Self Psychology as a “Postmodern” Science
Stephen Toulmin
pp. 459-477
Non Omnis Moriar
Arnold Goldberg
pp. 479-491
Epilogue
Ernest S. Wolf
pp. 493-494

Issue 4

6 articles

Prologue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 495-498
Some Notes on Hartmann's Ego Psychology and the Psychology of the Self
William W. Meissner
pp. 499-521
Heinz Hartmann and Drive Theory: A Reevaluation
Jay R. Greenberg
pp. 523-541
Dualism Revisited: Schafer, Hartmann, and Freud
Joseph H. Smith
pp. 543-573
Heinz Hartmann's Influence on Psychoanalysis as a Science
Marshall Edelson
pp. 575-600
Epilogue
Melvin Bornstein
pp. 601

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

Issue 1

Prologue

Male Sexuality and Power

Nixon, Hitler, and Power: An Ego Psychological Study

The Relationship of Psychosexual Development to the Successful Exercise of Power in a Woman Ruler: A Study of Catherine dé Medici

The Plight of the Imposturous Candidate: Learning Amidst the Pressures and Pulls of Power in the Institute

The Psychology of Powerlessness: Disorders of Self-Regulation and Interactional Regulation as a Newer Paradigm for Psychopathology

The Power of the Wish and the Wish for Power: A Discussion of Power and Psychoanalysis

Epilogue

Issue 2

Prologue

Dealing with Conflict among Individuals and Nations: Are There Common Principles?

Differential Bonding from Infancy to International Conflict

The Narcissism of Minor Differences in the Psychological Gap Between Opposing Nations

The Influence of Psychogeography Upon the Conduct of International Relations: Clinical and Metapsychological Considerations

Psychiatry and Foreign Affairs: A Vision and a Commitment

The Domestic Rationale for Foreign Enemies

A Diplomat among Psychoanalysts

The Nuclear Threat: Its Impact on Psychoanalytic Conceptualizations

Some Thoughts on the Nuclear Age and the Psychological Roots of Anti-Sovietism

A Psychoanalytical View of the Nuclear Threat — From the Angle of the German Sense of Political Inferiority

The Transformation of Thought That the Nuclear Age Requires: Can We Achieve It?

Epilogue

Issue 3

Prologue

Kohut's Testament

Nuclear Conflict and the Nuclear Self

The Missing Elements in Kohut's Cure

Critical Reflections on the Theory of Self Psychology: An Inside View

How Does Analysis Cure?: An Appreciation

Who Does Self Psychology Cure?

The Self in Psychoanalysis and in Phenomenological Philosophy

Self Psychology as a “Postmodern” Science

Non Omnis Moriar

Epilogue

Issue 4

Prologue

Some Notes on Hartmann's Ego Psychology and the Psychology of the Self

Heinz Hartmann and Drive Theory: A Reevaluation

Dualism Revisited: Schafer, Hartmann, and Freud

Heinz Hartmann's Influence on Psychoanalysis as a Science

Epilogue