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PEP | Journals - The Annual of Psychoanalysis - Volume 31 (2003)
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Volume 31 (2003)
The Annual of Psychoanalysis
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Contents
Introduction
p. 1
James William Anderson & Jerome A. Winer
The Case for Psychobiography
Psychobiography: Terminable and Interminable
p. 7
Norman Itzkowitz & Vamik D. Volkan
Intellectual-Cultural History and Psychobiography: The Case of Kandinsky
p. 21
Gerald N. Izenberg
Stanley Kubrick's Dream Machine: Psychoanalysis, Film, and History
p. 35
Geoffrey Cocks
Unconscious Roots of Hitler's Anti-Semitism
p. 47
Seymour Epstein
Freud and Beyond
Sigmund Freud, Psychohistorian
p. 65
Alan C. Elms
Recent Psychoanalytic Theorists and Their Relevance to Psychobiography: Winnicott, Kernberg, and Kohut
p. 79
James William Anderson
The Author's Journey
The Ghost in the Biographer's Machine
p. 97
George Moraitis
Autobiographical Reflections on Writing the Biography of Heinz Kohut
p. 107
Charles B. Strozier
From the Study of Lives and Psychohistory to Historicizing Psychology: A Conceptual Journey
p. 119
William McKinley Runyan
Psychoanalytic Approaches to the Study of American Presidents
Psychoanalytic Scholarship on American Presidents
p. 135
Paul H. Elovitz
Notes Toward a Psychoanalytic Perspective on Three Virginia “Founding Fathers”
p. 151
Elizabeth Wirth Marvick
When Presidents Are “Tough”
p. 167
Betty Glad
V. Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Religious History
Methodological Issues in the Psychohistory-Psychobiography of Religious Figures
p. 181
W. W. Meissner
Seduction and the Saint: Desire and the Spiritual Quest
p. 197
Sudhir Kakar
Psychoanalytic Notes on Osama bin Laden and His Jihad Against the Jews and the Crusaders
p. 211
Nancy Hartevelt Kobrin
Psychoanalytic History and Culture
Psychoanalysis as Psychohistory or Why Psychotherapists Cannot Afford to Ignore Culture
p. 225
Thomas A. Kohut
Traumatic Reliving in History
p. 237
Rudolph Binion
The Past and Future of Psychohistory
p. 251
Bruce Mazlish