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PEP | Journals - Contemporary Psychoanalysis - Volume 30 (1994)
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Volume 30 (1994)
Contemporary Psychoanalysis
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Contents
The Uses of Disorder—Chaos Theory and Psychoanalysis
p. 5
Edgar A. Levenson
Combining Supervision with Empowered Psychotherapy
p. 25
Robert Langs
"She Wuz Framed"
p. 48
Arthur H. Feiner
Comments on Contradictions in the Supervisory Process
p. 57
Arthur H. Feiner
Supervision in Training Institutes
p. 75
Robert Langs
A Pathology of Privacy—Towards a New Theoretical Approach to Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
p. 83
Russell Meares
The Self Too Seen
p. 101
Harold N. Boris
The Uniquely Interpersonal and the Interpersonally Unique—On Interpersonal Psychoanalysis
p. 114
John Fiscalini
The Evolution of Object Usage and the Holding Environment
p. 135
Joyce A. Slochower
On Therapy with Asian Patients
p. 152
Jenai Wu
Psychoanalysis at the Boundary of Self and Other
p. 169
Ian S. Miller
Comments and Criticisms
p. 182
Benjamin Wolstein
Errata
p. 191
Primary Process Meaning Analysis
p. 201
Theo L. Dorpat & Michael L. Miller
An Announcement
p. 212
Expressions of Countertransference and the Curative Process
p. 213
Paul G. Myerson
The Analyst's Task—To Help the Patient Carry out his Plan
p. 236
Joseph Weiss
Conceptions of Structure in Interpersonal Psychoanalysis—A Reading of the Literature
p. 255
Donnel B. Stern
About Time
p. 301
Harold N. Boris
The Theme of the Double and Creativity in Vincent Van Gogh
p. 323
W. W. Meissner
On Adhesive Pseudo-Object Relations—Part I: Theory
p. 348
Judith L. Mitrani
Soliciting Dreams in Child Psychotherapy—The Influence of the Therapist's Interest
p. 367
Daniel Gensler
An Alternative to Dream Interpretation with Children
p. 384
Stanley Spiegel
Comments and Criticisms
p. 396
Donald Holden
Comments and Criticisms
p. 397
Irwin Z. Hoffman
Comments and Criticisms
p. 400
Herbert Zucker
The Humanistic Ethics of Erich Fromm (A Symposium)—Foreword
p. 413
Alan Grey
Excerpt from "Man for Himself"—From Chapter III: Human Nature & Character
p. 415
Erich Fromm
Reflections on our Heritage from Erich Fromm
p. 419
Rose Spiegel
Worldview as Cultural Parataxis
p. 424
Elizabeth Hegeman
Erich Fromm on Psychoanalysis and Ethics
p. 442
Stanley A. Leavy
Ideology as a False Answer to Man's Existential and Historical Dichotomies
p. 445
Olga Marlin
Psychoanalysis and Ethics: Beyond the Pleasure Principle
p. 453
W. W. Meissner
The Evolving Newness of Interpersonal Psychoanalysis—From the Vantage Point of Immediate Experience
p. 473
Benjamin Wolstein
The Patient's Dreams of the Analyst
p. 500
Graham Kavanagh
The Clinical Use of the Analyst's Dreams of the Patient
p. 510
Robert I. Watson
Freud's Legacy—The Laying on of Words
p. 522
Leo Kovar
Projective Identification and Countertransference (Panel Presentation)—Introduction: Bridging the Gap
p. 575
Ira Moses
Projective Identification and Countertransference: A Brief Commentary on their Relationship
p. 578
James S. Grotstein
Transference and Projective Identification
p. 593
Amnon Issacharoff & Winslow Hunt
Projective Identification: Affective Aspects
p. 604
Pasqual J. Pantone
Projective Identification, Countertransference, and the "Maybe-Me"
p. 619
Mark J. Blechner
Selective Introjection: Some Final Questions for the Panel
p. 631
Ira Moses
Lack of a Common Language—Deaf Adolescents and Hearing Parents
p. 634
Susan Kolod
First, Do no Harm—Notes on Relevance and Self-Definition
p. 661
Arthur H. Feiner
Beyond Countertransference—Aspects of the Analyst's Desire
p. 691
Edgar A. Levenson
Projective Identification Reappraised—Part I: Projective Identification, Introjective Identification, the Transference/countertransference Neurosis/psychosis, and their Consummate Expression in the Crucifixion, the Pieta, and "Therapeutic Exorcism"
p. 708
James S. Grotstein
Narcissism and Coparticipant Inquiry Explorations in Contemporary Interpersonal Psychoanalysis
p. 747
John Fiscalini
Dissociation and the Interpersonal Self
p. 777
Irwin Hirsch
Confronting Sullivan's Spider—Hermeneutics and the Politics of Therapy,
p. 800
Philip Cushman
Freud and the Interpretation of the Wolf-Man Dream—A Dog Story?
p. 845
Arthur Jacobs
Interpersonal and Jungian Dream Interpretation
p. 855
Robert Gaines
A Rhetorical Voice in the Psychoanalytic Wilderness
p. 868
Benjamin Wolstein