Psychoanalytic Psychology

Volume 20

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Issue 1

20 articles

Editorial
Joseph Reppen
pp. 3
Analytic Gains and Anxiety Tolerance: Punishment Fantasies and the Analysis of Superego Resistance Revisited
Stephen J. Miller
pp. 4-17
The Wise Baby Meets the Enfant Terrible: The Evolution of Ferenczi's Views on Development
Peter T. Hoffer
pp. 18-29
Lacan on Paranoiac Knowledge
Jon Mills
pp. 30-51
Embracing Figures Of Speech: The Transformative Potential of Spoken Language
Jeanine M. Vivona
pp. 52-66
Dissociation and the Question of History: “What, Precisely, Are the Facts?”
Paul F. Siegel
pp. 67-83
Mixed Anaclitic-Introjective Psychopathology in Treatment-Resistant Inpatients Undergoing Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy
Golan Shahar, Sidney J. Blatt & Richard Q. Ford
pp. 84-102
The Subjugation of the Body in Eating Disorders: A Particularly Female Solution
Susan H. Sands
pp. 103-116
When Words are Used to Touch
Ilany Kogan
pp. 117-130
Lesbian Homoerotic Transference in Dialectic with Developmental Mourning: On the Way to Symbolism From the Protosymbolic
Susan Kavaler-Adler
pp. 131-152
Comments on Henry Friedman's (2002) Review of Arnold Goldberg's Being of Two Minds
Barbara Fajardo
pp. 153-154
Reply to Barbara Fajardo (2003)
Henry J. Friedman
pp. 155-157
Trauma and Temporality
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 158-161
A Map of the Mind: Toward a Science of Psychotherapy, by Richard Brockman, Madison, CT: Psychosocial Press, 1998, 297 pp., $37.95.
Jesse A. Goodman
pp. 162-164
The Evil We Do: The Psychoanalysis of Destructive People, by Carl Goldberg, Amherst, NJ: Prometheus Books, 2000, 256 pp., $25.00.
Leon S. Anisfeld
pp. 165-166
Desire and the Couch Perspectives From Both Sides of the Analytic Encounter
Michelle McCoy Barrett
pp. 167-169
Affect Regulation: Two Clinical Approaches
David Landau
pp. 170-173
Discussions On Desire and Sexuality
Robbin Rockett
pp. 174-176
Doing to Being: Psychological Factors Influencing Women's Experiences of Stepmothering
Leeann Borton,
pp. 177-179
Growing Up and Growing Old: Continuity and Change in Wishes and Desires Over the Course of Life
Mariam Jafari
pp. 180-183

Issue 2

20 articles

Issue 3

15 articles

Issue 4

12 articles

Psychoanalytic Psychology

Issue 1

Editorial

Analytic Gains and Anxiety Tolerance: Punishment Fantasies and the Analysis of Superego Resistance Revisited

The Wise Baby Meets the Enfant Terrible: The Evolution of Ferenczi's Views on Development

Lacan on Paranoiac Knowledge

Embracing Figures Of Speech: The Transformative Potential of Spoken Language

Dissociation and the Question of History: “What, Precisely, Are the Facts?”

Mixed Anaclitic-Introjective Psychopathology in Treatment-Resistant Inpatients Undergoing Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

The Subjugation of the Body in Eating Disorders: A Particularly Female Solution

When Words are Used to Touch

Lesbian Homoerotic Transference in Dialectic with Developmental Mourning: On the Way to Symbolism From the Protosymbolic

Comments on Henry Friedman's (2002) Review of Arnold Goldberg's Being of Two Minds

Reply to Barbara Fajardo (2003)

Trauma and Temporality

A Map of the Mind: Toward a Science of Psychotherapy, by Richard Brockman, Madison, CT: Psychosocial Press, 1998, 297 pp., $37.95.

The Evil We Do: The Psychoanalysis of Destructive People, by Carl Goldberg, Amherst, NJ: Prometheus Books, 2000, 256 pp., $25.00.

Desire and the Couch Perspectives From Both Sides of the Analytic Encounter

Affect Regulation: Two Clinical Approaches

Discussions On Desire and Sexuality

Doing to Being: Psychological Factors Influencing Women's Experiences of Stepmothering

Growing Up and Growing Old: Continuity and Change in Wishes and Desires Over the Course of Life

Issue 2

New Directions for Basic Psychoanalytic Research: Implications From the Work of Benjamin Rubinstein

The Annihilating Power of Absoluteness: Superego Analysis in the Severe Neuroses, Especially in Character Perversion

Work and the Unconscious

The Educative Aspects of Psychoanalysis

Mommy Nearest: Revisiting the Idea of Infantile Symbiosis and Its Implications for Females

Attachment to the Therapist

Freud, Religion, and the Presence of Projective Identification

The Selfobject Function of Freud's Specimen (or IRMA) Dream

Treating Children Who Do Not Play or Talk: Finding a Pathway to Intersubjective Relatedness

Memory of Infant Trauma

Obstacles for the Psychoanalyst in the Practice of Couple Therapy

Facilitating Personal Growth

Reply to Karen Maroda's (2002): Review of Heinz Kohut The Making of a Psychoanalyst

The Biographer's New Clothes: Response to Strozier (2003)

Reply to Charles Strozier (2003)

The Final Reply to Stolorow (2003) and Orange (2003)

Final Response to Strozier (2003b)

Freud's Group Psychology Revisited: An Opportunity Missed

It's More than Interpreting an Interpretation: Response to Stolorow (2002)

CAN LOVE LAST? The Fate of Romance Over Time, by Stephen Mitchell, New York: Norton, 2002, 223 pp., $24.75.

Issue 3

The Postmodern Turn in Psychoanalysis: A Critique

The Self as Perpetual Experiment: Psychodynamic Comments on Some Aspects of Contemporary Urban Culture

Metaphors are us: Countertransference in the Writings of Thomas Ogden

Reflections on a Study of Temper Tantrums in Older Children

Antidotes and Alternatives: Perspectival Realism and the New Reductionisms

America's Love Affair with Technology: The Transformation of Sexuality and the Self Over the 20th Century

Love in Psychotherapy

Comment on Natterson (2003)

Comment on Natterson (2003)

Reply to Bauer (2003) and Fisher (2003)

Trauma, Dissociation, and Conflict: The Space Where Neuroscience, Cognitive Science, and Psychoanalysis Overlap

Varieties of Dissociative Experiences: A Multiple Code Account and a Discussion of Bromberg's Case of “William”

Something Wicked This Way Comes: Trauma, Dissociation, and Conflict: The Space Where Psychoanalysis, Cognitive Science, and Neuroscience Overlap

THE WRITING CURE: How Expressive Writing Promotes Health and Emotional Well-Being, edited by Stephen J. Lepore and Joshua M. Smyth, Washington, DC: American Psychological Association, 2002, xii + 313 pp., $39.95.

SCHOPENHAUER'S PORCUPINES: Intimacy and Its Dilemmas, by Deborah Anna Luepnitz, New York: Basic Books, 2002, 276 pp., $25.00.

Issue 4

Stephen A. Mitchell, Relational Psychoanalysis, And Empirical Data

What did Freud Say about Persons and Relations?

Psychoanalysis as the Idiosyncratic Science of the Individual Subject

Specificity Theory and Optimal Responsiveness: An Outline

The Analysis Of Meaninglessness

The Figuration of Reality: Psychoanalysis, Animism, and the “Pathetic Fallacy”

Love in the Countertransference: Controversies and Questions

Triebe and Their Vicissitudes: Freud's Theory of Motivation Reconsidered

Psychoanalysis and Terrorism: The Need for a Global “Talking Cure”

Good Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy in Film: Three Unorthodox Examples

Humor and the Holocaust: Turning Comedians Into Victims to End the Millennium

The Scientific Review of Mental Health Practice: Implications for Psychology and Psychoanalysis