Psychoanalytic Perspectives

Special Section

• Introduction to Special Issue: Contemporary Writing on Transgender and Relational Psychoanalysis

  Karen Perlman

  pp. 1-3

• Freud: The First Queer Theorist?

  Shlomit Yadlin-Gadot

  pp. 4-30

• Who’s Transitioning? A Cisgender Analyst Working with Gender Expansive Patients

  Sandra Silverman

  pp. 31-48

• On Being an “Expert-Enough Expert”: Working Psychoanalytically with Transgender Patients

  Hilary Offman

  pp. 49-64

• The Monsters within and the Monsters Without: Gender Dissidents and the Future of Psychoanalysis

  Patricia Gherovici

  pp. 65-81

• Am I My Sibling's Keeper? A Review of Working with Survivor Siblings in Psychoanalysis By Johanna Dobrich: Working with Survivor Siblings in Psychoanalysis, by Johanna Dobrich, London and New York, Routledge, 2021, 167 pages.

  Karen J. Maroda

  pp. 108-110

Papers

• Irony in Psychoanalysis

  Max Belkin

  pp. 82-99

Book Reviews

• Free Associating in the Lawful Space of no Rule: A Review of Feminine Law: Freud, Free Speech, and the Voice of Desire BY Jill Gentile: Feminine Law: Freud, Free Speech, and the Voice of Desire, by Jill Gentile (2016), Routledge: New York, 290 pages.

  Hillary Grill

  pp. 100-107

Global Perspectives

• A Conversation with Noreen Giffney

  Jill Choder-Goldman

  pp. 111-124

Papers

• From Actual Evil to Possible Forgiveness: Three Positions on the Axes of Self and Other

  Dana Amir

  pp. 125-145

• Imagination Foreclosed: Searching for Each Other in the Digital Age

  Leora Trub

  pp. 146-169

• The Romani Woman and the (non)Wandering Jew: Immigration, Dissociation, and The Search for Belonging

  Susan Klebanoff

  pp. 170-188

• Witness to War: Enlisting The Creative Process in Working Through Trauma

  Sophia Richman

  pp. 189-208

• Tiny Little Asian Thing: Appearances in a Therapeutic Dyad

  Lisa L. Ruesch

  pp. 209-228

• On Being Human

  Beth Feldman

  pp. 230-237

• Contemporary Psychoanalysis in a Nutshell: A Review of The Relational Revolution in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, by Steven Kuchuck (2021), Confer Books: London, 198 pages.

  Hillary Grill

  pp. 251-259

• Stories of Loss and Compassion: A Review of Emotional Inheritance: A Therapist, Her Patients, and the Legacy of Trauma by Galit Atlas, New York, Little, Brown Spark, 2022, 272 pages.

  Daniel Shaw

  pp. 260-266

• A Review of The Unconscious: Contemporary Refractions in Psychoanalysis, edited by Pascal Sauvayre and David Braucher, New York, Routledge, 2020, 202 pages.

  Robert Benedetti

  pp. 267-276

Private Lives

• Introduction to Private Lives

  Clemens Loew

  pp. 229

Book Reviews

• Learning to Influence in Psychoanalysis: Discussion and Review of Psychoanalytic Supervision, by Nancy McWilliams, New York, Guilford Press, 2021, 237 pages.

  Jonathan H. Slavin

  pp. 238-250

20th Anniversary Issue Introduction

• Recognizable Vessels: A Note from the Editors of Psychoanalytic Perspectives on its 20th Anniversary

  Rachel Altstein & Karen Perlman

  pp. 277-290

Anniversary Reflections

• The Founding of Psychoanalytic Perspectives: Innovation and Integration, Then and Now

  Kenneth A. Frank

  pp. 291-298

• Looking Back: Notes From the Creative Literary Editor

  Bonnie Zindel

  pp. 299-302

• Psychoanalytic Perspectives: A Love Story

  Hillary Grill

  pp. 303-308

• To Face the World and to Face Each Other: A Tribute to Psychoanalytic Perspectives

  Rachel Sopher

  pp. 309-316

• A Look Back on Global Perspectives

  Jill Choder-Goldman

  pp. 317-327

• Why I Read

  Matt Aibel

  pp. 328-330

• Expanding Our Understanding of Transferences as Organizing Patterns: Theoretical Evolution, Contributions of Other Sciences, and Clinical Implications

  James L. Fosshage, Susan Carroll Berck, Charles Finlon, Noah Glassman & Jonathan Raffes

  pp. 351-375

• What Does the Patient Need Now? Discussion of “We’re Living in a Society: Ideology and the Social Object”

  Rachel Kabasakalian-McKay

  pp. 401-408

• Short Hair Don’t Care

  Allison Katz

  pp. 418-419

• Jesse on Interstate 40

  Mia Goldman

  pp. 420-422

• Inner Rage

  Sean Meggeson

  pp. 423-424

• Florida

  Hilary Offman

  pp. 425-426

• Seeing is All the Rage

  Francis Novak

  pp. 427

• Where Others Did Not

  Gregory J. Stevens

  pp. 428-429

Papers

• When Empathy Opens

  Peter Kaufmann

  pp. 331-350

Emerging Voices

• We’re Living in a Society: Ideology and the Social Object

  Eric Schwartz

  pp. 376-400

Private Lives

• My Heroes

  Clemens Loew

  pp. 409-415

Creative Literary Arts

• Ragers: Notes From the Creative Literary Arts Editor

  Allison Katz

  pp. 416-417

Book Review

• Vertiginous Translations: A Review of Sexuality Beyond Consent: Risk, Race, Traumatophilia, by Agvi Saketopoulou, (2023), New York University Press: New York, 261 pages.

  Jenn Joy

  pp. 430-439

Correction

• Correction

  pp. 440