Psychoanalytic Psychology

Volume 21

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Issue 1

10 articles

The Wise Baby and the Wild Analyst
Harold P. Blum
pp. 3-15
Whither Psychoanalysis in Computer Culture?
Sherry Turkle
pp. 16-30
Death Anxiety and the Emotion-Processing Mind
Robert Langs
pp. 31-53
Dynamic Systems and the Therapeutic Action of the Analyst: II Clinical Application and Illustrations
Michael L. Miller
pp. 54-69
From the Neuroscience of Memory to Psychoanalytic Interaction: Clinical Implications
Judith Rustin & Christina Sekaer
pp. 70-82
A Theoretical Support for Transgenerationality: The Theory of the Protomental
Antonio Imbasciati
pp. 83-98
A Boy and two Mothers: New Variations on an old Theme or a new Story of Triangulation? Beginning Thoughts on the Psychosexual Development of Children in Nontraditional Families
Toni Vaughn Heineman
pp. 99-115
Signal Anxiety, Defense, and the Pleasure Principle
Merton A. Shill
pp. 116-133
Happiness and Chance: A Reappraisal of the Psychoanalytic Conception of Suffering
M. Guy Thompson
pp. 134-153
Structuralization, Trauma, and Attachment
Jon Mills
pp. 154-160

Issue 2

11 articles

Issue 3

15 articles

Issue 4

20 articles

Psychoanalytic Psychology

Issue 1

The Wise Baby and the Wild Analyst

Whither Psychoanalysis in Computer Culture?

Death Anxiety and the Emotion-Processing Mind

Dynamic Systems and the Therapeutic Action of the Analyst: II Clinical Application and Illustrations

From the Neuroscience of Memory to Psychoanalytic Interaction: Clinical Implications

A Theoretical Support for Transgenerationality: The Theory of the Protomental

A Boy and two Mothers: New Variations on an old Theme or a new Story of Triangulation? Beginning Thoughts on the Psychosexual Development of Children in Nontraditional Families

Signal Anxiety, Defense, and the Pleasure Principle

Happiness and Chance: A Reappraisal of the Psychoanalytic Conception of Suffering

Structuralization, Trauma, and Attachment

Issue 2

Working with Patients Involved in the Mafia: Considerations From Italian Psychotherapy Experiences

What 75 Psychoanalysts found helpful and hurtful in their own Analyses

Paradoxical Words and Hope in Psychoanalysis

Paging Dr. Froid: Teaching Psychoanalytic Theory to Undergraduates

The Role of Traumatic Experience in Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia

The Self and object Representations of Narcissistically Disturbed Children: An Empirical Investigation

Personality Organizations, Psychiatric Severity, and Self and Object Representations

Attachment Disorganization: The Reunion of Attachment Theory and Psychoanalysis

Dynamics of Race and Culture in the Supervisory Encounter

Blade Runner: An Interpretation

Structuralization, Borderlineopathy, and Schizoid Phenomena

Issue 3

Psychoanalysis and its discontents

The Unexpected Legacy of Divorce: Report of a 25-Year Study

“I Can Do It (All) Myself”: Clinical Technique With Defensive Narcissistic Self-Sufficiency

What is Therapeutic in child therapy?: I. Therapeutic Engagement

Relationships with the Punisher

Aesthetic Ambiguity revisited via the Artist-Model pair and Neuroscience

A Relational Perspective on Women and Power

Roman Catholic Background And Psychoanalysis

God's influence on my psychoanalytic vision and values

Islam and its effect on my practice of psychoanalysis

Kenosis and Alterity in Christian Spirituality

Themes Of Early Parent Loss in My Life as a Dog

Response To Joseph Masling's (2003) Critique Of Stephen A. Mitchell

On Relying on Metaphor: What Psychoanalysts Might Learn From Wallace Stevens

Psychoanalysis, Neuroscience, And Cognitive Psychology: Some Samples From Recent Research

Issue 4

Nobrow: Identity Formation in a Fatherless Generation

Active Ingredients in Individual Psychotherapy: Searching for Common Factors

Insights, Hope, Kindness, and Confusion: Odyssey of a Psychoanalyst

Hope is Curative

Collusions as Interactive Resistances and Possible Stepping-Stones out of Impasses

Self-Transformation and the Unconscious in Contemporary Psychoanalytic Therapy: The Problem of “Depth” Within a Relational and Intersubjective Frame of Reference

A Psychoanalytic Reading of the Reader

Ethical Notes on Disrupted Frames and Violated Boundaries

The Maturation of a Profession

Primitive Anxiety and Countertransference Engagement

An Author's Reexamination: Helene Deutsch: A Psychoanalyst's Life

Disavowal and the Culture of Deadening

On the “Music of Thought”: The Use of Metaphor in Poetry and in Psychoanalysis

Of Potholes and Bends: A Meditation on Psychoanalysis and Motorcycle Riding

One With the Wind: A Comment on Strenger's (2004) “Of Potholes and Bends: A Meditation on Psychoanalysis and Motorcycle Riding”

Of “Sympathy for the Devil” and a Question of Conscious Versus Unconscious Spite: Comment on Shabad (2000)

Perverse Spite: The Possessive Gleam in the Mother's Eye and the Struggle to Own One's Soul: Reply to Stern (2004)

The Relevance Of Early Lacan For Psychoanalytic Phenomenology And Contextualism: Preliminary Communication

Clarifications on Trieb: Freud's Theory of Motivation Reinstated

More on Trieb: Reply to Mills (2004)