Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in China

Section One: Lead Articles

• Some Thoughts on Thinking Space and Linking in Couple Analytic Therap

  Lin Tao

  pp. 1-9

• Intimate Partner Violence and Abuse: The Importance of Social and Psychoanalytic Thinking in Understanding and Responding to abuse in Couple Relationships

  Susana Muszkat & Damian McCann

  pp. 10-33

• Changing Family and Marital Structure in China: Emotional Strain at Cultural and Individual Levels

  David E. Scharff

  pp. 34-40

• Sexual Fantasy, Unconscious Phantasy, and the Dynamics of Attachment

  Christopher Clulow

  pp. 41-54

• Basic Concepts That are Important for Clinicians to Understand about Sexuality

  Stephen B. Levine

  pp. 55-66

• The Use of Couple Joint Personality Theory in Couple and Family Therapy

  Li Yanling

  pp. 67-71

• The Couple's Link on Alert in the Context of the Pandemic

  Elizabeth Palacios

  pp. 72-75

• Commentary: “The Couple's Link on Alert in the Context of the Pandemic” by Elizabeth Palacios

  Lucia Morabito

  pp. 76-79

• The Couple in old Age

  Andrew Balfour

  pp. 80-92

• The Work of Family Ties in Anorexia

  Rosa Jaitin

  pp. 93-102

• A Psychoanalytic Understanding of the Couple Relationship: The Tavistock Relationships Approach

  Mary Morgan

  pp. 103-114

• Thinking About Siblinghood

  Silvia Resnizky

  pp. 115-119

• Discussion: “Thinking about Siblinghood” by Silvia Resnizky

  Monica Vorchheimer

  pp. 120-124

• Infidelity and the Shared Unconscious Phantasy of the Couple

  Yolanda de Varela

  pp. 125-130

• An Online Emotional Support Group During the Pandemic in China

  Xiaohua Lu, Qian Liu, Yingjun Zhang, Zheng Ma, Daisheng Tang & Yong Niu

  pp. 136-145

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 158-162

• Editor's Introduction

  David E. Scharff

  pp. ix-xi

Section Two: Training and Support Group

• From Trainees to Trainers

  Ning Li, Maranda Y. T. Sze & Wei Lan

  pp. 131-135

Section Three: Film Review

• Someone to Talk To1: When Couples Lose Passion and Lack Words

  Monica Vorchheimer & Huan Wang

  pp. 146-153

Section Three: Book Review

• Marriage and Family in Modern China: A Psychoanalytic Exploration, by David E. Scharff. London and New York: Routledge, 2021, 300 pp + index and front matter

  Huan Wang

  pp. 154-157

Section One

• Containment and Father Image Transformation in Treating the Family of an Adolescent Chinese Boy

  Song Rui & Fang Fang

  pp. 167-178

• Working with Primitive Mental States in Couples

  Timothy Keogh

  pp. 179-189

• Reverse Frustrating Object in Couples

  Wu Hao

  pp. 190-205

• A Psychodynamic Case Formulation of a Woman with an Unresolved Oedipal Conflict: An Analysis with a Cultural Perspective

  Hou Puqing & Zhang Tianbu

  pp. 206-215

• The Intersubjective “Tug of War” in Parent-Child Relationships

  Wei Zhang

  pp. 235-255

• Integrity or Integration: An Essay on a Very Chinese Dilemma

  Huan Wang

  pp. 256-261

• Freud Chinese Translation Project (FCTP)

  Tomas Plaenkers

  pp. 299-303

• Notes on Contributors

  pp. 304-306

Section Two

• Symbolic Castration and Symbolic Parricide: Is the Oedipus Complex under Chinese Culture Resolved?

  Zheng Yu

  pp. 216-234

Section Three

• Theoretical and Cultural Aspects of the Development of Family Therapy in China

  Jiajia Wu, Feng Yao & Xudong Zhao

  pp. 262-275

Section Three: Research Report

• Dreaming in Inner Mongolia: Northern Rural Chinese Folk Models of Dream Interpretation

  William R. Jankowiak

  pp. 276-285

Section Three: Discussion

• “Dreaming in Inner Mongolia: Northern Rural Chinese Folk Models of Dream Interpretation” by William Jankowiak

  Robi Friedman

  pp. 286-291

Section Four: Book Review

• The Conflict Behind the Conflict—Interpreting the Oedipal Triangle Within Us, by Zhang Tianbu. Gungdong: Travel & Tourism Press, 2020, 284 pages, ISBN: 978-7-557-01313-4

  Shu Wenting

  pp. 292-297

Announcement

• The Chinese Translation of the Freud Lectures: A New Publication on the IPA Website

  Tomas Plaenkers

  pp. 298

Editor's Introduction

• Editor's Introduction

  David E. Scharff

  pp. ix-x