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Lay Analysis: Life Inside the Controversy
Authors
Wallerstein, R. S.
Published by
Hillsdale, NJ and London: The Analytic Press
ISBN-13
978-0881632859
ISBN-10
881632856
Years
1998
Contents
Front Matter
p. i
Robert S. Wallerstein
1. The Origins of the Question of Lay Analysis The Development in Europe
p. 1
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2. The Confrontation from America and the “1938 Rule”
p. 23
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3. The Post-World War II Resolution of the Crisis
p. 51
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4. My Life into Psychoanalysis
p. 75
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5. Training for Research The First Crack in the Door
p. 95
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6. The Four Committees of the American and the Precipitation of the Lawsuit
p. 113
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7. My Career in the IPA and the Filing of the Lawsuit
p. 137
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8. The First Year of the Lawsuit
p. 159
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9. The Settlement Negotiations that Failed April to October 1986
p. 183
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10. Averting a Split Agreement Between the American and the IPA, December 1986
p. 207
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11. Revisions of the “1938 Agreement,” July 1987 The End of a Half-Century of Controversy
p. 237
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12. The Clash over Class Certification October 1987-February 1988
p. 261
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13. The Settlement Agreement October 1988
p. 285
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14. The 1989 IPA Congress Resolution of the Issue
p. 313
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15. Struggles Over Implementation, 1989-1990
p. 335
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16. Further Struggles over Implementation, 1990-1991
p. 361
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17. Subsidence of the Legal Threat
p. 387
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18. The Story Brought to Date, 1996
p. 411
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19. The Meaning of the Controversy The Identity of Psychoanalysis
p. 443
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References
p. 457
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