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PEP | Journals - Contemporary Psychoanalysis - Volume 19 (1983)
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Volume 19 (1983)
Contemporary Psychoanalysis
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Contents
Expressive Uses of the Countertransference—Notes to the Patient from Oneself
p. 1
Christopher Bollas
A Critique of So-Called Standard Psychoanalytic Technique
p. 35
Samuel D. Lipton
Reply to Dr. Lipton
p. 46
Mark Kanzer
Helene Deutsch, M.D.: on Supervised Analysis—Introduction
p. 53
Paul Roazen
Control Analysis
p. 59
Helene Deutsch
An Appraisal
p. 67
Miltiades L. Zaphiropoulos
Unformulated Experience, —From Familiar Chaos to Creative Disorder
p. 71
Donnel B. Stern
Janusian Process and Scientific Creativity—The Case of Niels Bohr
p. 100
Albert Rothenberg
Supervision: Illusions, Anxieties and Questions
p. 120
Ruth M. Lesser
On Difficulties Teaching Interpersonal Psychoanalysis (Discussions)—Some Difficulties Teaching
p. 130
Ralph M. Crowley
Reflections
p. 133
Stephen A. Mitchell
Teaching Sullivan and Interpersonalism: Challenges, Rewards and Frustrations
p. 140
Gerard Chrzanowski
Some Implications of Self Psychology
p. 153
Howard B. Levine
Discussion
p. 171
Stephen A. Mitchell
Psychoanalysis, Warts and All
p. 178
Stephen L. Zaslow
Dedication
p. 189
S. Clark Sugg
David E. Schecter, M.D. 1926-1980
p. 190
Notes on the Development of Creativity
p. 193
David E. Schecter
The Interpersonal Paradigm and the Degree of the Therapist's Involvement
p. 200
Merton M. Gill
The Development of Ego Apparatus and Drive—A Schematic View
p. 238
Fred Pine
Stimulation of Curiosity in the Supervisory Process of Psychoanalysis
p. 248
Allan Cooper & Earl G. Witenberg
Psychoanalysis and Prevention in Childhood Mental Health
p. 265
Ildiko Mohacsy
Transference and Resistance as Psychic Experience
p. 276
Benjamin Wolstein
Shame, Ideal Self, and Narcissism
p. 295
Andrew P. Morrison
Piaget and Psychoanalysis—Some Reflections on Insight
p. 319
Anita Tenzer
Discussion
p. 339
Lawrence Friedman
Conscious and Unconscious
p. 348
Gilbert Voyat
The Mirror and the Mask—On Narcissism and Psychoanalytic Growth
p. 359
Philip M. Bromberg
The Patient as Interpreter of the Analyst's Experience
p. 389
Irwin Z. Hoffman
Reality, Dream, and Trauma
p. 423
Zvi Lothane
Women's Discourse and Literature—The Question of Nature and Culture
p. 444
Patrick Mahony
Self, will and Empathy
p. 460
Esther Menaker
Will, Transcendence, and Change
p. 471
Althea J. Horner
Discussion
p. 482
Arnold I. Goldberg
Changes in the Dreams of Borderline Patients
p. 485
Mark J. Blechner
Psychoanalysis without Interpretation:—Psychoanalytic Therapy in Japan
p. 499
Alan Roland
The Pluralism of Perspectives on Countertransference
p. 506
Benjamin Wolstein
The First Person in Interpersonal Relations
p. 522
Benjamin Wolstein
Reality, Transitional Relatedness, and Containment in the Borderline
p. 537
David B. Feinsilver
A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States, Part II—The Borderline Syndrome-Section 1: Disorders of Autistic Safety and Symbiotic Relatedness
p. 570
James S. Grotstein
Countertransference in Time-Limited Dynamic Psychotherapy—Further Extending the Range of Treatable Patients
p. 605
Jeffrey L. Binder, Hans H. Strupp & Thomas E. Schacht
Winnicott and Sullivan in the Brief Psychotherapy Clinic,, Part I—Possible Activity and Passivity
p. 624
James Gustafson & Howard Dichter
Winnicott and Sullivan in the Brief Psychotherapy Clinic, Part II—The Necessity for New Theory and Practice
p. 638
James P. Gustafson & Howard Dichter
Winnicott and Sullivan in the Brief Psychotherapy Clinic, Part III—The Organization of the Clinic and its Unsolved Problems
p. 653
James P. Gustafson, Howard Dichter & David Kaye
On the Facilitation of the Therapeutic Symbiosis
p. 673
Arthur H. Feiner
Review Essay
p. 690
Janet Fisher & Leon S. Anisfeld