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PEP | Journals - Contemporary Psychoanalysis - Volume 20 (1984)
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Volume 20 (1984)
Contemporary Psychoanalysis
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Contents
Unique Individuality Redeemed—Sullivan's Misinterpretation of Bridgman's Operationalism
p. 1
Anthony T. Moore
Discussion
p. 33
Ralph M. Crowley
Perils and Pitfalls of Free Floating Attention
p. 37
Donald P. Spence
Discussion
p. 59
Amnon Issacharoff
Discussion
p. 64
Benjamin Wolstein
A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States, Part II—The Borderline Syndrome-Section 2 the Phenomenology of the Borderline Syndrome2
p. 77
James S. Grotstein
Group Dream Work and Healing
p. 120
Montague Ullman
A Proposal to Enlarge the Individual Model of Psychoanalytic Supervision
p. 131
Benjamin Wolstein
Response to Dr. Wolstein
p. 146
WAWI Council-of-Fellows
Reply
p. 148
Benjamin Wolstein
Notes on Sullivan's One-Genus Postulate—Sullivan and Others
p. 156
Ralph M. Crowley
One-Genus
p. 161
Joseph G. Kepecs
Errata
p. 165
William Alanson White Institute Fortieth Anniversary Symposium—Psychoanalytic Controversies and the Interpersonal Tradition
p. 169
Earl G. Witenberg
Harry Stack Sullivan—The Web and the Spider
p. 174
Edgar A. Levenson
Discussion
p. 189
Merton M. Gill
Discussion
p. 196
Myer D. Mendelson
The Interpersonal Perspective of the American School
p. 204
Benjamin Wolstein
Reply
p. 224
Edgar A. Levenson
Sartre and Psychoanalysis—Introduction
p. 228
Murray Krim
Sartre and Psychoanalysis—What We can Learn from a Lover's Quarrel
p. 230
Jarl E. Dyrud
Freud, Sartre and Sullivan: Three Great Minds in Search of a Psychoanalytic Construct
p. 244
Gerard Chrzanowski
Lover's Quarrel or Incompatibility?
p. 252
Lawrence Friedman
The Problem of the will
p. 257
Stephen Mitchell
A Proposed Revision of the Psychoanalytic Concept of Primitive Mental States, Part II—The Borderline Syndrome-Section 3 Disorders of Autistic Safety and Symbiotic Relatedness
p. 266
James S. Grotstein
The Interpersonal Tradition and its Development:—Some Implications for Training
p. 344
Roberta Held-Weiss
Reflections on Kohut and Sullivan
p. 363
Ruth R. Imber
Explorations in the Uses of Language in Psychotherapy:—Counterintrojective Statements (Performatives)
p. 385
Leston Havens
Narcissistic Personality Disorder and Pathological Mourning
p. 400
Michael Gorkin
Piaget and Psychoanalysis, II:—The Problem of Working Through
p. 421
Anita Tenzer
Primitive Mental States (A Symposium)—Introduction
p. 437
Amnon Issacharoff
Getting Into Oneself and out of One's Self: On Schizoid Processes
p. 439
Philip M. Bromberg
Hesitation, Perplexity, and Annoyance at Opportunity
p. 448
Gilead Nachmani
Primitive Mental States in Clinical Psychoanalysis
p. 458
W. Clifford M. Scott
The Psychology of Stuttering: The Insights of I. Peter Glauber
p. 464
Winslow R. Hunt
Comments and Criticisms
p. 471
Myer D. Mendelson
Errata
p. 471
Object Relations Theories and the Developmental Tilt
p. 473
Stephen A. Mitchell
Instinct, Phantasy, and Psychological Deep Structure—A Reinterpretation of Aspects of the Work of Melanie Klein
p. 500
Thomas H. Ogden
The Motif of Sacrifice and the Sacrifice Complex
p. 526
Jeffry J. Andresen
Psychoanalytic Engagement, II—Affective Considerations
p. 560
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
Discussion
p. 583
Louis Breger
Discussion
p. 589
Donald P. Spence
Reply
p. 595
Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg
On the Occurrence of the Isakower Phenomenon in a Schizoid Disorder
p. 600
Philip M. Bromberg
Aggression in Clinical Psychoanalysis (A Symposium)—Introduction
p. 625
Dale H. Ortmeyer
An Interpersonal View
p. 626
Dale H. Ortmeyer
Aggression as a Hysterical Mechanism
p. 633
Marylou Lionells
Aggression in the Psychoanalytic Situation: An Intersubjective Viewpoint
p. 643
Robert D. Stolorow
An Interpersonal-Object Relations Perspective on Working with Destructive Aggression
p. 651
Lawrence Epstein
Transitive Vitalization and its Impact on Father-Representation
p. 663
Richard N. Atkins