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Feiner, A.H. (1977). Lowering the Barriers to Psychoanalysis. Contemp. Psychoanal., 13:116-124.

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(1977). Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 13:116-124

Lowering the Barriers to Psychoanalysis

Arthur H. Feiner, Ph.D. Author Information

DR. ISSACHAROFF'S (1976) RECENT PAPER on counter-transference is a welcome contribution to a discussion of an area of psychoanalytic endeavor about which much has been written but still remains one of demanding scrutiny. Dr. Issacharoff has initiated needed discourse on a topic that is pivotal to the psychoanalytic process. There is agreement with his thesis that countertransference may be a "barrier to knowing", mild assent that it emerges via the processes of projective and introjective identification, and that one example of this would be the teasing out of the analyst's "greed". I believe in addition, that sometimes his quotations do not give the reader the full flavor of the original, that there are some internal inconsistencies and contradictions in the paper, and, furthermore, the example of "greed" as a destructive countertransferential component in the last examples in the paper may be, on the basis of the data given, a misapplication of the term as it was originally inte

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