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Volume 12 (2017)

Psychoanalysis, Self and Context

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Issue 1

10 articles

Preface

Continuity and New Beginnings: A Welcome to Our Readersp. 1
Doris Brothers & Roger Frie

Articles

Relational Self Psychologyp. 3
Barry Magid & Estelle Shane
Being Thrown Into the World Without Informed Consentp. 20
Koichi Togashi
The Waning of Ego and Agency: Commentary on Togashi’s “Being Thrown Into the World Without Informed Consent”p. 35
Donna M. Orange
Creating a Space for Responsibility: Reply to Commentary of Donna Orangep. 40
Koichi Togashi
Brandchaft’s Pathological Accommodation—What It Is and What It Isn’tp. 45
Shelley R. Doctors
Adult-Onset Trauma and Intergenerational Transmission: Integrating Empirical Data and Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 60
Irit Felsen
“I’ve Got News for You”: Life Themes and the Therapeutic Relationshipp. 78
Chris Jaenicke

Book Review

Review of Ghosts in the Consulting Room: Echoes of Trauma in Psychoanlysis and Demons in the Consulting Room: Echoes of Genocide, Slavery and Extreme Trauma in Psychoanalytic Practicep. 91
Donna M. Orange

Film Review

A Review of 45 Years: Dissociation and the Presence of a Capricious Thirdp. 97
Marcia Steinberg

Issue 2

10 articles

Articles

Alterity, Masochism, and Ethical Desire: A Kohutian Perspective on Levinas’ Ethics of Responsibility for the Otherp. 101
Gregory S. Rizzolo
To Surrender or To Submit: Making Distinctions in Terms of Levinas’ One-for-the Other—A Reply to Gregory S. Rizzolop. 116
Cheryl Goldstein
On Narcissism and “Ethical Impairment”: A Discussion of Gregory Rizzolo’s “Alterity, Masochism, and Ethical Desire: A Kohutian Perspective on Levinas’ Ethics of Responsibility for the Other”p. 122
Simone Drichel
Working With a Dying Patient and the Power of the Patient Analyst Bondp. 131

Issue 3

13 articles

Article

Revisiting the Idealizing Transferences: “Needful Things” and the Faustian Bargainp. 197
Karlen Lyons-Ruth

Panel: Why History Matters

Fearing the Theoretical Other: The Legacy of Kohut’s Erasure of the Analyst’s Traumap. 211
Ilene Philipson
History Flows Through Us: Psychoanalysis and Historical Understandingp. 221
Roger Frie
Mystery Stories: Frie and Philipson Discovering Grandparents

Issue 4 - International Perspectives on Child and Adolescent Treatment: In Celebration of Anna Ornstein

18 articles

Introduction

International Perspectives on Child and Adolescent Treatment:In Celebration of Anna Ornsteinp. 295
Jackie Gotthold, Sandra G. Hershberg & Amy Joelson

Photograph

Dedicationp. 298

Biography

Brief biographyp. 299
Anna Ornstein

Articles

Margaret Allan

The Personal and Historical Nature of Psychoanalytic Interdisciplinary Workp. 144

Peter N. Maduro

Commensurability and Incommensurability of Paradigms Among Theories and Personsp. 163

William J. Coburn

The Dialectical Core of Self Psychology: A Reflection on Coburn’s and Maduro’s Essaysp. 173

Incommensurable Worlds and the Analyst’s Trauma: Reply to Maduro and Coburnp. 181

Maxwell Sucharov

Book Review

Choice, Authenticity, and the Vita Activa: A Review of At the Existentialist Café: Freedom, Being, and Apricot Cocktails, by Sarah Bakewellp. 187
Kathryn J. Zerbe

Remembrance

A (My) Remembrance of Alan Kindlerp. 194
Joseph D. Lichtenberg

p. 230

Donna Orange

Who Decides What Constitutes a Trauma?p. 236

Frank M. Lachmann

How Roger Frie and Ilene Philipson Provide Context for Understanding Heinz Kohut: The Man and his Workp. 244

Exhuming Our Ghosts: Why History Matters. Discussion of Articles by Ilene Philipson and Roger Friep. 253

Response to Orange, Lachmann, Shane, and Ippp. 261

Ilene Philipson

Understanding History’s Impact: Or, How to Avoid Reading the Present Onto the Pastp. 269

Commentary and Response

Clarification of the Concept, Optimal Responsiveness: Commentary on Daniel Perlitz’s Critique of My Language in His Article, “Beyond Kohut: From Empathy to Affection”p. 277
Howard Bacal
Response to Howard Bacal’s Commentary on My Article, “Beyond Kohut, From Empathy to Affection”p. 281
Daniel Perlitz

Book Reviews

An Inquiring Mind: A Review of Psychoanalytic Theory, Research, and Clinical Practice: Reading Joseph D. Lichtenberg, Edited by Linda Gunsberg and Sandra G. Hershbergp. 285
Joye Weisel-Barth
A Developmentalist’s Approach to Research, Theory and Therapy: The Selected Works of Joseph Lichtenbergp. 288
Daniel Goldin

Tribute to Annap. 300

Moments in Child Treatment: Spontaneity and Dialoguep. 305

Jackie Gotthold, Sandra G. Hershberg & Amy Joelson

Paul’s Tale: A Clinical Tale in Three Partsp. 306

Jackie Gotthold

In the Therapy Kitchen: The Transformation of a Wild Childp. 317

Sandra G. Hershberg

The Paul and Jackie Show: Shattered Expectations—Trampled Cupcakesp. 325

Rosalind Chaplin Kindler

Challenging Clinical Moments, with Discussion by Anna Ornsteinp. 332

Jackie Gotthold, Sandra G. Hershberg & Amy Joelson

Returning to a Selfobject Connection: of Parents and Their Adolescent Sonp. 333

Taly Hochstadter

Critical Clinical Moments at Crucial Developmental Times:A Case From Viennap. 340

Christa Paulinz

Special Challenges Facing Child Psychotherapistsp. 346

Contextual Variations in Adolescent Treatment: Reports from Italy and Japanp. 356

Jackie Gotthold, Sandra G. Hershberg & Amy Joelson

Coordinated Treatment of Adolescents and Their Parents: Working Together in Italyp. 358

Marco Bernabei & Ingrid Pedroni

Using Humor in the Treatment of an Adolescent Girl With Mutism: A Case From Japanp. 367

Kazunori Nakanishi

Meow, Meow, Meow, Face is Funny Now? Discussion of Nakanishi’s “Using Humor in the Treatment of an Adolescent Girl With Mutism: A Case From Japan”p. 377

Theorizing about Adolescent Developmentp. 385

Jackie Gotthold, Sandra G. Hershberg & Amy Joelson

Attachment-Individuation: Clinical Notes Toward a Reconsideration of “Adolescent Turmoil”p. 386

Shelley R. Doctors