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PEP | Journals - Contemporary Psychoanalysis - Volume 25 (1989)
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Volume 25 (1989)
Contemporary Psychoanalysis
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Contents
The Analyst's Unformulated Experience of the Patient
p. 1
Donnel B. Stern
Working Through
p. 34
Allan Cooper
Relinquishing Idealizations and False Memories of the Unempathic Parent—Therapeutic Dilemmas
p. 63
Ira Moses
Reactions of Supervisees (And Supervisors) to New Levels of Psychoanalytic Discovery and Meaning
p. 76
Robert Langs
On Ferenczi—A Review of Reviews
p. 98
Stanley Spiegel
Dreams, Narrative and the Psychoanalytic Method
p. 108
Lewis Aron
Discussion
p. 127
Harriette Kaley
Work Inhibition—A Self-Psychological Perspective
p. 135
Michael I. Stark
Erratum
p. 158
Gremlins
p. 158
Comments and Criticisms
p. 159
Merton M. Gill
Comments and Criticisms
p. 161
Lawrence Josephs
Comments and Criticisms
p. 163
Murray Krim
Credo—The Dialectics of One-Person and Two-Person Psychologies
p. 169
Emmanuel Ghent
Interpretation of Dreams, Interpretation of Facts
p. 212
Harold N. Boris
Erich Fromm's Views on Psychoanalytic "Technique"
p. 226
Marco Bacciagaluppi
Fromm in Mexico: 1950–1973
p. 244
Jorge Silva-Garcia
Transference and Countertransference—A Contemporary German Perspective
p. 258
Jürgen Körner
Discussion
p. 268
Joerg Bose
Discussion
p. 276
Frank M. Lachmann
Keeping the Analysis Alive and Creative—Introduction
p. 285
Daniel F. Jones
Keeping the Passion in a Long-Term Analysis
p. 289
Helene Kafka
Discussion
p. 309
Jonas Cohler
Discussion
p. 316
Robert Shapiro
Addendum
p. 323
Keeping the Analysis Alive and Creative
p. 324
Gloria Friedman
Discussion
p. 337
Philip M. Bromberg
Discussion
p. 346
Donnel B. Stern
Clinical Aspects of Friendliness and Friendship
p. 357
Hazel Weinberg
A Systems Theory for Psychoanalysis
p. 371
Robert Langs
Borderline Children and the Dilemma of Therapeutic Efficacy
p. 393
Gerard Joseph Donnellan
The Death of the Psychoanalyst (Panel Presentation)—Introduction
p. 412
Laura Barbanel
On the Death of the Analyst: A Review
p. 419
Rachelle Dattner
Analysts' Expressed Attitudes Toward Dealing with Death and Illness
p. 427
Nina D. Fieldsteel
Consultation as a Bridging Function
p. 432
Phyllis Ziman-Tobin
The Second Analysis after the First Analyst's Death
p. 438
Norma P. Simon
Actively Seeking the Holding Environment—Conscious and Unconscious Elements in the Building of a Therapeutic Framework
p. 448
Peter Goldberg
The World of the Concrete—A Comparative Approach
p. 477
Lawrence Josephs
Negation and its Vicissitudes in the History of Psychoanalysis—Its Particular Impact on French Psychoanalysis
p. 501
Francis Baudry
Historical Reconstruction Vs. Narrative Cogency in Psychoanalysis (Panel Presentation)—Introduction
p. 509
Anna M. Antonovsky
Notes on the Patient, the Analyst and the Past
p. 510
George Satran
Narrative Appeal Vs. Historical Validity
p. 517
Donald P. Spence
Reconstruction and Character Style
p. 524
Marylou J. Lionells
Whatever Happened to the Cat?—Interpersonal Perspectives on the Self
p. 537
Edgar A. Levenson
Impasses in Psychoanalytic Therapy—A Royal Road
p. 554
George E. Atwood, Robert D. Stolorow & Jeffrey L. Trop
Love and Hate in the Treatment of Borderline Patients
p. 574
Linda B. Sherby
Counteridentification, Therapeutic Impasse, and Supervisory Process
p. 592
Peter Lawner
Mourning and Failure to Mourn—An Object-Relations View
p. 608
Beverly Burch
Harry Stack Sullivan—Neo-Freudian or Not?
p. 624
Arthur David Robbins
The Analytic Career—Identity Change Through Adult Work Role
p. 641
Alan L. Grey
Joseph Barnett, M.D.: 1926–1988—In Memoriam
p. 663
Roanne Barnett
A Personal Tribute
p. 667
Marianne Horney Eckardt
Joseph Barnett: The Impractical American
p. 669
Horus V. Brazil
Ferenczi, Freud, and the Origins of American Interpersonal Relations
p. 672
Benjamin Wolstein
Comments and Criticisms—Misattribution of the Concept of Participant Observation
p. 686
David J. Lynn