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Volume 85 (2004)

International Journal of Psychoanalysis

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Issue 1

32 articles

Editorialp. 1
Glen O. Gabbard & Paul Williams
Reorganisational and educational demands of psychoanalytic training today: Our long and marasmic night of one centuryp. 3
César Garza-Guerrero & Eglé Laufer
Rejoinder: With reference also to Garza-Guerrero (2002)p. 13
Eglé Laufer
Responsep. 18
César Garza-Guerrero
Institutional responses to boundary violations: The case of Masud Khanp. 27
Anne-Marie Sandler & Wynne Godley
Commentaryp. 42
Wynne Godley
Accessing the multitude within: A psychoanalytic perspective on the transformation of masculinity at mid-life1p. 45
Michael J. Diamond
A psychoanalytical phenomenology of perversionp. 65
Juan Pablo Jiménez
Links between grievance, complaint and different forms of entitlementp. 83
Sally Weintrobe
Hans Loewald: A radical conservativep. 97
Joel Whitebook
Some psychoanalytic viewpoints on neuropsychiatric disorders in childrenp. 117
Björn Salomonsson
Psychoanalytic attitudes towards homosexuality: An empirical researchp. 137
Vittorio Lingiardi & Paola Capozzi
The early history of lay analysis, especially in Vienna Berlin and London: Aspects of an unfolding controversy (1906-24)1, 2p. 159
Michael Schröter
Between the basic fault and second skinp. 179
Roger Willoughby
On: ‘The repression and the return of bad objects’: W.R.D. Fairbairn and the historical roots of theoryp. 197
Paul O'farrell
Response to Dr O'Farrellp. 197
Hilary J. Beattie
On: Miscarriages of psychoanalytic treatment with suicidal patientsp. 198
Evelyne Albrecht Schwaber
On: Verdi's Rigoletto: The dialectic interplay of the psychic positions in seemingly ‘mindless’ violencep. 199
Antonio Carlos Pacheco E Silva Filho
Response to Dr Pacheco e Silvap. 200
Moshe Bergstein
On: The idea of a moral philosophy: The impact of psychoanalysis on philosophy in Britainp. 201
Jeremy Holmes
Response to Dr Holmesp. 203
Jonathan Lear
Announcementp. 203
Paul Williams & Glen O. Gabbard
Enrico Edison Jones (1947-2003)p. 205
Dorothy E. Holmes
Stanley Kubrick's swan song: Eyes wide shut1p. 209
Stanley Kubrick & Riccardo Lombardi
Treating attachment disorders: From theory to therapy By Karl Heinz Brisch (Translated by Kenneth Kronenberg) New York: The Guilford Press. 2002. 294 pp.p. 219
Janice Halpern
Metaphor and the psychodynamic functions of the mind By Henrik Enckell Kuopio: Kuopio Univ. Publications. D. Medical Sciences 265. 2002. 313 pp.p. 222
Judy Gammelgaard
La figurabilité psychique [Psychic flgurability] By César and Sára Botella Lausanne-Paris: Delachaux et Niestlé. 2001. 261 pp.p. 225
Nathalie Zilkha
Mit Freud über Freud hinaus. Ausgewählte Vorlesungen zur Psychoanalyse [With Freud and beyond Freud: Selected lectures on psychoanalysis] By Wolfgang Loch Revised and edited by Josef Dantlgraber and Werner Damson Tübingen: Edition Diskord. 2001. 143 pp.p. 229
Hannsjörg von Freytag-Loringhoven
Själen som vägrade krympa. Essäer i judiske ämnen [The soul that refused to shrink. Essays on Jewish topics] By Mikael Enckell Stockholm: Carlssons. 2002. 223 pp.p. 232
Henning Paikin
Mental survival strategies after extreme traumatisation By Sverre Varvin Copenhagen: Multipress. 2003. 445 pp.p. 236
Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber
The Third Reich in the unconscious: Transgenerational transmission and its consequences Edited by Vamik D. Volkan, Gabriele Ast and William F. Greer, Jr. New York, London: Brunner-Routledge. 2003. 224 pp.p. 243
Earl Hopper
Learning from mistakes: Beyond dogma in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy By Patrick Casement New York, London: Guilford Press. 2002. 150 pp.p. 247
Anthony Bass

Issue 2

33 articles

Two sessions with Lawrencep. 253
Neville Symington, Jorge L. Ahumada & Bjørn Killingmo
Musings on Neville Symington's clinical presentationp. 262
Jorge L. Ahumada
Commentary: Ready for departure?p. 264
Bjørn Killingmo
Gaze, dominance and humiliation in the Schreber casep. 269
John Steiner
An introduction to the reading of Bionp. 285

Issue 3

25 articles

A missing link in psychoanalytic technique: Psychoanalytic consciousnessp. 567
Fred Busch
Rejoinderp. 572
Betty Joseph
Responsep. 575
Fred Busch
Sympathy reconfigured: Some reflections on sympathy, empathy and the discovery of valuesp. 579
David M. Black
Psychoanalytic process and thought: Convergence of Bion and Matte-Blanco1p. 597

Issue 4

37 articles

Miss Ap. 807
Peter Fonagy, Paul Denis & Irwin Z. Hoffman
Commentary 1p. 814
Paul Denis
Commentary 2p. 817
Irwin Z. Hoffman
Fabricated bodies: A model for the somatic false selfp. 823
Peter Goldberg
Primal seduction, matricial space and asymmetry in the psychoanalytic encounterp. 841

Issue 5

34 articles

Intersubjectivity in psychoanalysisp. 1053
Owen Renik
Comments on Owen Renikp. 1057
Elizabeth Bott Spillius
Reply to Elizabeth Bott Spilliusp. 1061
Owen Renik
Narcissistic configurations: Violence and its absence in treatmentp. 1065
Rosine Jozef Perelberg
The seventh servant: The implications of a truth drive in Bion's theory of ‘O’

Issue 6

33 articles

The case of Mr Bp. 1311
Theodore J. Jacobs
Commentary 1p. 1321
Jorge Luis Maldonado
Commentary 2p. 1327
Johann Michael Rotmann
Incorporation of an invasive objectp. 1333
Paul Williams
On holding and containing, being and dreamingp. 1349

Thomas H. Ogden

A risk of confidentialityp. 301

Arnold Goldberg

The psychodynamic of panic attacks: A useful integration of psychoanalysis and neuroscience1p. 311

Intrapsychic-Interpsychicp. 337

Stefano Bolognini

The shaping of masculinity: Revisioning boys turning away from their mothers to construct male gender identityp. 359

Michael J. Diamond

The conceptualisation of the psychical in psychoanalysisp. 381

Gunnar Karlsson

Envy: One or many?p. 401

Eduardo Laverde-Rubio

Chaotic possibilities: Toward a new model of developmentp. 419

Robert M. Galatzer-Levy

What happens in a psychoanalysis: A view through the lens of the analytic process scales (APS)p. 443

Sherwood Waldron, Robert D. Scharf, David Hurst, Stephen K. Firestein & Anna Burton

What can we learn from psychoanalysis and prospective studies about chemically dependent patients?p. 467

Sérgio De Paula Ramos

Sándor, Gizella, Elma: A biographical journey1p. 489

On: Homosexuality: Coming out of the confusionp. 521

Richard C. Friedman & Jennifer I. Downey

Reply to Drs Friedman and Downeyp. 523

Sidney H. Phillips

On: Countertransference and transference in ‘Two sessions with Catherine’p. 524

Cecilio Paniagua

Reply to Dr Paniaguap. 526

Arnold Goldberg

On: Transition to young adulthood: A prospective studyp. 527

Manuela Fleming

Response to Dr Flemingp. 528

Nathan Szajnberg

On: Review of Psychoanalysis, identity and ideology: Critical essays on the Israel/Palestine casep. 529

Ernst L. Freud (1892-1970), architect in Berlin and Londonp. 530

Volker M. Welter

On: Hans Loewald: A radical conservativep. 530

Richard Wollheim (1923-2003)p. 533

Commitment and compassion in psychoanalysis: Selected papers of Edward M. Weinshel Edited by Robert Wallerstein Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2003. 384 pp.p. 535

Transference: Shibboleth or Albatross? By Joseph Schachter Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2002. 267 pp.p. 539

Dreams and drama: Psychoanalytic criticism, creativity and the artist by Alan Roland Middletown, CT: Wesleyan Univ. Press. 2002. 151 pp.p. 542

“Forschen und Heilen” in der Psychoanalyse Ergebnisse und Berichte aus Forschung und Praxis: [‘Research and healing’ in psychoanalysis. Results and reports from research and practice] By Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber, Bernhard Rüger, Ulrich Stuhr and Manfred Beutel Stuttgart: Kohlhammer. 2002. 311 pp.p. 545

Andreas Hamburger & Wolfgang Mertens

Mirror to nature: Drama, psychoanalysis and society By Margaret Rustin and Michael Rustin London: Karnac Books. 2002. 289 pp.p. 549

Andreas Giannakoulas

The importance of sibling relationships in psychoanalysis By Prophecy Coles London: Karnac. 2003. 97 pp + references, index.p. 557

Juliet Mitchell

Freud—Fragments d'une histoire [Freud—Fragments of a history] by Alain de Mijolla Paris: Presses Univ. France. 2003. 382 pp.p. 561

Marie-Françoise Guittard-Maury

Funzione analitica e mente primitiva [Analytic function and primitive mind] By Giovanni Hautmann Pisa: Edizioni ETS. 2002, 370 pp.p. 563

Carla De Toffoli

Viviane Sprinz Mondrzak

Beyond illusion: Psychoanalysis and the question of religious truth1p. 615

Rachel B. Blass

The analyst's theory: A third source of countertransferencep. 635

Stephen D. Purcell

The descent into suicidep. 653

John T. Maltsberger

Refusing the cure: Sophocles's Philoctetes and the clinical problems of self-injurious spite, shame and forgiveness1p. 669

Richard M. Gottlieb

Writing about patients III: Comparisons of attitudes and practices of analysts residing outside and within the USAp. 691

Judy L. Kantrowitz

The art of imitation: Wilhelm Stekel's Lehrjahrep. 713

Jaap Bos & Leendert Groenendijk

Elements of the Oedipus complex: A Kleinian account1p. 731

Richard Rusbridger

On: Reorganisational and educational demands of psychoanalytic training todayp. 749

Response to Andrew Cooperp. 750

On: Institutional responses to boundary violations: The case of Masud Khanp. 752

Jonathan A. Cohen

On: What happens in a psychoanalysis?: A view through the lens of the analytic process scales (APS)p. 754

Joseph Schachter

Music and trauma in Polanski's The pianist (2002)p. 755

Alexander Stein

Freud messo a fuoco [Freud in focus] Roberto Speziale-Bagliacca Torino: Bollati Boringhieri. 2002. 312 pp.p. 767

Barn under Förintelsen—då och nu. Affekter och minnesbilder efter extrem traumatisering [Children in the Holocaust—Now and then. Affects and memory images after extreme traumatisation] By Suzanne Kaplan Stockholm: Natur och Kultur. 2003. 409 pp.p. 772

Bernadette Buhl-Nielsen

Bad feelings By Roy Schafer New York: Other Press. 2003. 164 pp.p. 776

Charles J. Spezzano

L'illusione: Una certezza [Illusion: A certainty] By Anteo Saraval Milan: Cortina. 2003. 100 pp.p. 779

Pia De Silvestris

Stati caotici della mente. Psicosi, disturbi borderline, disturbi psicosomatici, dipendenze [Chaotic states of the mind. Psychosis, borderline disorders, psychosomatic disorders, dependencies] Edited by Luigi Rinaldi Milan: Cortina. 2003. 350 pp.p. 783

Sexuality, intimacy, power by Muriel Dimen Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2003. 336 pp.p. 786

Margaret Crastnopol

Sex, death, and the superego. Experiences in psychoanalysis BY Ronald Britton London, New York: Karnac Books. 2003. 196 pp.p. 790

Jean-Michel Quinodoz

The analyst's analyst within By Lora Heims Tessman Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2003. 372 pp.p. 794

Barbara Stimmel

Viviane Chetrit-Vatine

This art of psychoanalysis: Dreaming undreamt dreams and interrupted criesp. 857

Thomas H. Ogden

Analyzing forms of superego functioning as mentalizationsp. 879

Marc-André Bouchard & Serge Lecours

The concept of psychical trauma: A bridge in interdisciplinary space1p. 897

Juan Carlos Tutté

Ernst Kris and the art of the mentally illp. 923

Negative capability and truth in Borges's ‘Emma Zunz’p. 935

Heart and spirit: Research with psychoanalysts and psychoanalytic psychotherapists about spiritualityp. 951

Janette Graetz Simmonds

What has happened to the body in psychoanalysisp. 973

Cecilio Paniagua & Erika Hartmann

Theoretical approach to somatic conditions: Work at the frontiers or psychoanalytical work?1p. 977

Patricia Aisemberg & Marilia Aisenstein

Trauma, terrorism: Man's inhumanity to man1p. 983

Susan S. Elmendorf & Ronald Ruskin

Multiple approaches: Case presentation (history, treatment report and follow-up)1p. 987

Roberto Basile & David Tuckett

Psychoanalytic and cognitive approaches to a clinical casep. 991

Julieta Holman & Hugo Bleichmar

Psychoanalysis and jazzp. 995

Bruce Boyd Raeburn

On: Hans Loewald: A radical conservativep. 999

Arnold M. Cooper

Response to Arnold Cooper and Lewis Aronp. 1000

On: Two sessions with Lawrencep. 1002

Jonathan Koblenzer

Response to Dr Koblenzerp. 1003

Jorge L. Ahumada

Responses to Dr Koblenzer and to Drs Ahumada and Killingmop. 1005

Neville Symington

On intolerance to the object's goodness. A response to Dr Symingtonp. 1005

Jorge L. Ahumada

On: Chaotic possibilities: Toward a new model of developmentp. 1007

Joseph Schachter

On: Chaotic possibilities: Toward a new model of developmentp. 1009

Jean-Michel Quinodoz

Response to Drs Quinodoz and Schachterp. 1010

Robert M. Galatzer-Levy

Response to Dr Schachter (2004)p. 1012

Sherwood Waldron

On psychoanalytic educationp. 1013

Theo Angelopoulos, a man against frontiers: Ulysses's gazep. 1017

Theo Angelopoulos & Antoine Corel

Infecting the treatment: Being an HIV-positive analyst Gilbert Cole Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press. 2002. 232 pp.p. 1023

Joyce P. Lindenbaum

Sexual orientation and psychoanalysis: Sexual science and clinical practice R.C. Friedman, Jennifer I. Downey New York, NY: Columbia Univ. Press. 2000. 352 pp.p. 1026

Christina Sekaer

Alberto Giacometti: Myth, magic, and the man By Laurie Wilson New Haven, CT; London: Yale University Press. 2003. 372 pp.p. 1031

Ellen Handler Spitz

Il lavoro clinico. Nuovi seminari di São Paulo e Riberão Preto [Clinical work. New São Paulo and Riberão Preto seminars] By Antonino Ferro Milan: Cortina. 2003. 127 pp.p. 1036

Laura Ambrosiano

Trascrivere l'inconscio. Problemi attuali della clinica e della tecnica psicoanalitica [Transcribing the unconscious. Current problems in psychoanalytical practice and technique] Edited by Adamo Vergine. Milan: Angeli. 2002. 131 pp.p. 1039

Roberta Di Lascio

In-fine. Saggio sulla conclusione dell'analisi [In the end. Essay on the ending of analysis] By Fausta Ferraro and Alessandro Garella Roma: Franco Angeli, 2001, Pp. 207.p. 1042

Livia Tabanelli

The dictionary of the work of W. R. Bion by Rafael E. Lopez-Corvo London: Karnac. 2003. 327 pp.p. 1044

Siblings: Sex and violence By Juliet Mitchell Cambridge, UK: Polity Press. 2004. 252 pp.p. 1049

Marina Perris-Myttas

p. 1081

James S. Grotstein

Transformations of early infantile experiences: A 6-month-old in psychoanalysisp. 1103

Reflections on Bion's ‘elements of psychoanalysis’: Experience, thought and growthp. 1123

Christian Godbout

At-one-ment, intuition and ‘suchness’p. 1137

Leandro Stitzman

Another language, another place: To hide or be found?p. 1157

Giuseppina Antinucci

The cause is worse: Remeeting Jocasta1p. 1175

Barbara Stimmel

‘This is not psychoanalysis’: On the stony way of the Danish Psychoanalytical Societyp. 1191

The psychopathology of everyday Vienna: Psychoanalysis and Freud's familiarsp. 1209

Donald Davidson†

Psychoanalytic treatments of schizophrenic patientsp. 1231

Ira Brenner & Vamik Volkan

The breast in female sexualityp. 1235

Eva Kohout & Bernd Nissen

The frontiers of psychopathology: New cultures, new patients?1p. 1239

Richard F. Summers & Elizabeth Auchincloss

Beyond the limits: Historical perspectives on boundary violations in psychoanalytic treatment1p. 1243

Gilles Burnat & Louise De Urtubey

Working with psychotic and non-psychotic patients in situations of terror and military dictatorshipsp. 1247

Ilany Kogan & Aleksandar Vuco

Freudian and Lacanian approaches to the clinical case: Listening, interpretation, transference and countertransference1p. 1251

Mardy S. Ireland & Daniel Widlöcher

Contrasting clinical techniques: A British Kleinian, contemporary Freudian and Latin American Kleinian discuss clinical material1p. 1257

Louise Carignan & David Iseman

How is trauma transmitted?p. 1261

Eva Kohout & Elisabeth Brainin

The Middle East crisis: Psychoanalytic reflections1p. 1265

Helen Silverman & Jeffrey Parger

Multiple approaches to a single case: Conclusions Psychic change: What and how?1p. 1269

Arnold Wilson & Robert Wallerstein

On: Writing about patients IIIp. 1273

Response to Dr Sladep. 1274

Judy L. Kantrowitz

On: Dream actors in the theatre of memory: Their role in the psychoanalytic processp. 1275

Response to Dr Levinp. 1277

Telling it and passing it on, rendering and remembering: On turning suffering into history—Conspiracyp. 1279

Kenneth Branaugh & Donald B. Moss

Les balafrés du divan. Essai sur les symbolisations plurielles [Casualties of the couch. A study of composite symbol-formations] By Jean-José Baranes Le fil rouge [The connecting thread] series. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France. 2003. 288 pp.p. 1287

Sabina Lambertucci-Mann

Epistemología y psicoanálisis [Epistemology and psychoanalysis] by Gregorio Klimovsky Buenos Aires: Biebel. 2004. Vol. I: 313 pp; Vol. II: 316 pp.p. 1291

R. Horacio Etchegoyen

Psychotherapeutische Erstinterviews mit Kindern Winnicotts Squiggletechnik in der Praxis [Psychotherapeutic first interviews with children. Winnicott's squiggle technique in practice] by Michael Günter Stuttgart: Klett-Cotta.. 2003. 252 pp.p. 1297

In pursuit of psychic change: The Betty Joseph workshop Edited by Edith Hargreaves and Arturo Varchevker New Library Series (Editor: Susan Budd). London: Brunner-Routledge and Institute of Psychoanalysis. 2004. 206 pp.p. 1299

Bob Hinshelwood

Gleichschwebende Aufmerksamkeit und Modellbildung Eine qualitativ-systematische Einzelfallstudie zum Erkenntnisprozess des Psychoanalytikers [Evenly suspended attention and model-formation. A qualitative systematic case study of the psychoanalyst's cognitive process] by Hartmuth König Ulm: Ulmer Textbank. 2000. 529 pp.p. 1303

Joachim F. Danckwardt

,,… als käm ich heim zu Vater und Schwester.“Lou Andreas-Salome-Anna Freud Briefwechsel (1919-1936) [‘As if I were coming home to my father and sister.’ The Lou Andreas-Salomé-Anna Freud correspondence (1919-36)] Edited by Daria A. Rothe, Inger Weber Göttingen: Wallstein. 2003. Vol. 2: 907 pp;p. 1306

Christina Gesser-Werning

Thomas H. Ogden

Between the confusion of tongues and the gift of tongues: Or working as a psychoanalyst in a foreign language1p. 1365

Juan Pablo Jiménez

Making conscious the unconscious in order to modify unconscious processing: Some mechanisms of therapeutic change1p. 1379

A transitory homosexual passion in the course of an analytic treatmentp. 1401

Chistian Delourmel

Semiotic aspects of the countertransference: Some observations on the concepts of the ‘immediate object’ and the ‘interpretant’ in the work of Charles S. Peirce1p. 1423

Lutz Goetzmann & Kyrill Schwegler

Belief, hope and faithp. 1439

Luis Claudio Figueiredo

Linguistic styles and complementarities in analyzing characterp. 1455

Daniela Wiethaeuper, Marc-André Bouchard & Steven Rosenbloom

What does conceptual research have to offer?p. 1477

Marianne Leuzinger-Bohleber

Language and affects in the analytic practicep. 1479

Laura Etchegoyen & Jacqueline Amati Mehler

On analytic listeningp. 1485

Patrick Miller & Marilia Aisenstein

Is free association still at the core of psychoanalysis?p. 1489

Axel Hoffer & Virginia R. Youngren

Pursuit of the emerging dialogue between psychoanalysis and neuroscience: Clinical and research perspectives1p. 1493

Manfred E. Beutel, Sylvia Dietrich, Rudolf Stark, Gary Brendel & David Silbersweig

Theoretical and technical approaches to the clinical case: Advantages and disadvantages of present-day pluralism1p. 1497

Alan D. Felix & Salman Akhtar

Conceptual frontiers: Representation and object relations1p. 1501

Neal Vorus & Arnold Wilson

The plays of Tennessee Williams: A psychoanalytic view1p. 1505

Molly Anne Rothenberg

On: What can we learn from psychoanalysis and prospective studies about chemically dependent patients?p. 1507

Reply to Dr Dodesp. 1508

Sérgio De Paula Ramos

On: Miss Ap. 1509

Harry T. Hardin & Daniel H. Hardin

Glen O. Gabbard & Paul Williams

Jacob A. Arlow (1912-2004)p. 1513

Arnold D. Richards & Sheldon M. Goodman

Dogville: A parable on perversion1p. 1519

Lars Von Trier, Adela Abella & Nathalie Zilkha

Escritos clínicos sobre perversiones y adicciones [Clinical essays on perversions and addictions] Edited by Rodolfo Moguillansky Buenos Aires: Lumen. 2002. 374 pp.p. 1527

Gloria Gitaroff

The present moment in psychotherapy and everyday life by Daniel N. Stern New York: Norton. 2004. 283 pp.p. 1530

Sándor Ferenczi: El mejor discípulo de Freud [Sándor Ferenczi: Freud's best disciple] by Antoni Talarn Madrid: Biblioteca Nueva. 2003. 380 pp.p. 1534

Blind trust: Large groups and their leaders in times of crisis and terror by Vamik Volkan Charlottesville, VA: Pitchstone Publishing. 2004. 368 pp.p. 1539

Neil J. Smelser

Sigmund Freud-Max Eitingon, Briefwechsel 1906-1939 [Freud-Eitingon correspondence, 1906-1939], Vols 1 and 2 Edited by Michael Schröter Tübingen: Diskord. 2004. 1049 pp.p. 1543

The texture of treatment: On the matter of psychoanalytic technique By Herbert J. Schlesinger Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press 2003 404 pp.p. 1546

Lawrence Friedman

Family romance, family secrets: Case notes from an American psychoanalysis, 1912 By Elizabeth Lunbeck and Bennett Simon New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. 2003. 352 pp.p. 1551

Hate and love in psychoanalytic institutions. The dilemma of a profession By Jurgen Reeder New York: Other Press LLC. 2004. 320 pp.p. 1554