Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in China

Section One: Culture and Psychoanalysis

• Shame East and West: Similarities, Differences, Culture, and Self

  Michael Stadter & Gao Jun

  pp. 1-21

• Chinese Culture and Psychoanalysis

  Peter Loewenberg

  pp. 22-29

• Femininity and Masculinity in Chinese Culture

  Wang Huan

  pp. 30-49

• Rereading Klein's “Some Reflections on ‘The Oresteia’”—the Evolution of the Mother-Daughter Relationship in Four Generations of Chinese Women

  Xu Jianqin (Jane Xu)

  pp. 50-59

• Commentary: “Rereading Klein's ‘Some Reflections on “The Oresteia”’—the Evolution of the Mother-Daughter Relationship in Four Generations of Chinese Women”, by Xu Jianqin (Jane Xu)

  Jill Savege Scharff

  pp. 60-63

• China's Demographic Prospects to 2040 and Their Implications: An Overview

  Nicholas Eberstadt

  pp. 66-91

• Traumatised women—organised violence

  Sverre Varvin & Eivor Lægreid

  pp. 92-110

• Discussion: “A Family with Oedipal Dynamics” by Li Yanling, with David E. Scharff

  Elizabeth Palacios

  pp. 119-121

• Brief Intervention with a Chinese family of a School-Refusing Fourteen-Year-Old Girl

  David E. Scharff & Janine Wanlass

  pp. 122-134

• The Setting in Online Video Psychotherapy

  Duan Haoning

  pp. 135-142

• Discussion: “The Setting in Online Video Psychotherapy” by Duan Haoning

  Zhang Peichao

  pp. 143-145

• On the Use of Teleanalysis during COVID-19 in Panama

  Yolanda Varela

  pp. 154-157

• Preface to the Chinese edition of The Matrix of the Mind: Object Relations and the Psychoanalytic Dialogue, by Thomas H. Ogden, translated by Yin Yiting. Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2016, 153 pages

  Yin Yiting

  pp. 160-163

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 164-167

• Editor's Introduction

  David E. Scharff

  pp. ix-x

Section Two: Population, Trauma, and Mental Health

• Editor's Introduction: Nicholas Eberstadt's “China's Demographic Prospects to 2040 and their Implications: An Overview”

  David E. Scharff

  pp. 64-65

Section Three: Clinical Matters

• A Family with Oedipal Dynamics

  Li Yanling & David E. Scharff

  pp. 111-118

Section Four: Going Online in the Time of COVID-19

• Driven to Teletherapy

  Jill Savege Scharff

  pp. 146-153

Section Five: Book Reviews

• Preface to the Chinese edition of the Matrix of the Mind: Object Relations and the Psychoanalytic Dialogue, by Thomas H. Ogden, translated by Yin Yiting. Shanghai: East China Normal University Press, 2016, 153 pages

  Thomas H. Ogden

  pp. 158-159

• Mother, Infant, and Father: Development and Gender in a Cross-Cultural Dialogue

  Frances Thomson-Salo

  pp. 173-180

• The Female Element, Primary Identification, and Creation in Environment in Contemporary China—Relating and Isolating

  Wang Qian

  pp. 181-187

• Editor's Note

  David E. Scharff

  pp. 188

• Discussion: A Discussion of Articles by Tong Jun and Wang Qian

  Arlene Kramer Richards

  pp. 189-190

• Cultural, Historical and Psychoanalytic Contributions to Female Identity in China: A Discussion of Articles by Tong Jun and Wang Qian

  Paula L. Ellman

  pp. 191-197

• Mary's Progress towards Feminine Identification in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  Yunping Yang

  pp. 198-210

• Shidu Women—the Historical, Cultural, Personality Characteristics of Their Grief Psychodynamic

  Jia Xiaoming & Yang Nan

  pp. 211-220

• The Abortion of Female Foetuses and the Killing of Newborn Girls in China—the Power of Unconscious Phantasies

  Alf Gerlach

  pp. 221-229

• Mother-Child Relationships at the Mosuo

  Maya Nadig

  pp. 230-243

• Changing Family and Marital Structure in China

  David E. Scharff

  pp. 244-254

• Chinese Women's Autonomy: Parenthood as a Choice

  Shelly Volsche & William Jankowiak

  pp. 255-266

• Discussion: Factors That Influence Fertility Intentions of Chinese Youth: A Discussion of Issues Raised by Volsche and Jankowiak's “Chinese Women's Autonomy: Parenthood as a Choice”

  Song Rui

  pp. 267-277

• Active Imagination, Extraversion, Cross-Culture: Guan Yin and Chinese Divination

  Marta Tibaldi

  pp. 278-288

• Discussion: A Discussion of Marta Tibaldi's “Active Imagination, Extraversion, Cross-Culture: Guan Yin and Chinese divination”

  Warren W. Sibilla

  pp. 289

• Gender, Family, and Intergenerational Transmission of Traumatisation

  Sverre Varvin

  pp. 290-296

• Love, Maternal Love, Romantic Love, Depressive Love: A Psychoanalytic Perspective

  Maria Teresa Savio Hooke

  pp. 297-306

• Subtle Forms of Developmental Trauma in the Young Child: Attachment, the Unconscious, and Trauma

  Beth I. Kalish

  pp. 307-314

• Children in World War II—“German Elderly Psychoanalysts Remember”

  Gertraud Schlesinger-Kipp

  pp. 315-322

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 325-328

• Editors' Introduction

  David E. Scharff & Gertraud Schlesinger-Kipp

  pp. ix-x

Book Review

• Intimate Relationships in China in the Light of Depth Psychology: A Study of Gender and Integrity, by Huan Wang. London: Routledge, 2020, 216 pages

  Zhou Dangwei

  pp. 323-324