Psychoanalytic Psychology

Volume 22

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Issue 1

17 articles

The Psychoanalysis of Public Opinion: The Public as Jury
Leo Rangell
pp. 3-20
From Voyeur to Witness: Recapturing Symbolic Function After Massive Psychic Trauma
Ghislaine Boulanger
pp. 21-31
“Superblind”: Supervising a Blind Therapist With a Blind Analysand in a Community Mental Health Setting
Mark B. Borg
pp. 32-48
The Challenge of the Strong Adaptive Approach
Robert Langs
pp. 49-68
Metatheoretical Shifts and Extraclinical Data: Comment on Langs (2005)
Robert F. Bornstein
pp. 69-72
Discussion of “the Challenge of the Strong Adaptive Approach”: Comment on Langs (2005)
William B. Goodheart
pp. 73-77
Hallmarks of the Adaptive Approach: Reply to Bornstein (2005) and Goodheart (2005)
Robert Langs
pp. 78-85
The Self is Alive and Well and Living in Relational Psychoanalysis
Bruce Reis
pp. 86-95
Mulholland Dr.
Iuliana Corina Vaida & Victor Harrison Wildman
pp. 113-119
Reply to Pariser (2005)
Donna Orange
pp. 131-134
The use of Psychoanalytic Constructs in the Service of Empire: Comment on Baruch (2003)
Jess Ghannam
pp. 135-138
The Need for a Global Talking Cure for Practitioners: Reply to Ghannam (2005)
Elaine Baruch
pp. 139-140
Reply to Shill (2004)
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 141

Issue 2

8 articles

Issue 3

12 articles

Issue 4

5 articles

Psychoanalytic Psychology

Issue 1

The Psychoanalysis of Public Opinion: The Public as Jury

From Voyeur to Witness: Recapturing Symbolic Function After Massive Psychic Trauma

“Superblind”: Supervising a Blind Therapist With a Blind Analysand in a Community Mental Health Setting

The Challenge of the Strong Adaptive Approach

Metatheoretical Shifts and Extraclinical Data: Comment on Langs (2005)

Discussion of “the Challenge of the Strong Adaptive Approach”: Comment on Langs (2005)

Hallmarks of the Adaptive Approach: Reply to Bornstein (2005) and Goodheart (2005)

The Self is Alive and Well and Living in Relational Psychoanalysis

Mulholland Dr.

Reply to Pariser (2005)

The use of Psychoanalytic Constructs in the Service of Empire: Comment on Baruch (2003)

The Need for a Global Talking Cure for Practitioners: Reply to Ghannam (2005)

Reply to Shill (2004)

Brief Report

Prereflective Organizing Principles and the Systematicity of Experience in Kant's Critical Philosophy

Clinical Note

The Contextuality of Emotional Experience

Film Reviews

Freud and Gibson: “A Child Is Being Beaten” and The Passion of the Christ

Commentary

Splitting and Reductive Identification: Comment on Orange (2003)

Issue 2

A Critique of Relational Psychoanalysis

Consilient Psychoanalysis

Creating Space: The Fourfold Dynamics of Potential Space

“Selfobject” Needs in Kohut's Self Psychology: Links With Attachment, Self-Cohesion, Affect Regulation, and Adjustment

Rules were Made to be Broken: Reflections on Psychoanalytic Education and Clinical Process

Some Controversies Regarding the Teaching of Psychoanalysis: Comment on Mendelsohn (2005)

Professional Burnout in the Mirror: A Qualitative Study From a Lacanian Perspective

What Works in Psychotherapy and How do We Know?: What Evidence-Based Practice Has to Offer

Issue 3

Reconnecting Psychoanalysis to Mainstream Psychology: Challenges and Opportunities

The Self and Analytic Technique

Using Bion

The Ego Revisited

Which way in Psychoanalysis?: The Problem of Suggestion in the Postmodern World

Recognizing Defenses in the Drawings and Play of Children in Therapy

Notes on Lifelong Resilience: Perceptual and Personality Factors Implicit in the Creation of a Particular Adaptive Style

Mentalized Affectivity

Dismissing the Past: Not Unique to Gen-X: Comment on Strenger (2004)

The Historicity of Psychoanalysis and Global Culture: Reply to Golland (2005)

The Doom and Gloom of Divorce Research: Comment on Wallerstein and Lewis (2004)

The Reality of Divorce: Reply to Gordon (2005)

Issue 4

Learning in an Increasingly Multitheoretical Psychoanalytic Culture: Impact on the Development of Analytic Identity

Contemporary American Psychoanalysis: A Profession?: Increasing the Role of Research in Psychoanalysis

Actual Neurosis and PTSD: The Impact of the Other

Construct Validation of the Rorschach Reality—Fantasy Scale in Alexithymia

The Centrality of the System In the Theory of Psychoanalysis: The Nonrepressed Unconscious