Volume 44 (2024)

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

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Volume 44 (2024)

Psychoanalytic Inquiry

p. 166

Harvey Schwartz & Stephen B. Bernstein

Educating From the Institute Inward

Ethics Education in Psychoanalytic Institutesp. 178
Stephanie Schechter

“No Mortal Can Keep a Secret”: Reading Freud’s Cases as Preparation for Candidates’ First Efforts to Write About Their Patientsp. 194
Jennifer Stuart
Teaching Freud: Challenges and Opportunitiesp. 210
Daniel Jacobs
In the Teachers’ Lounge: Creating a Community Space for Psychoanalytic Teachersp. 218
Mark Moore

Epilogue

Epilogue: The Emergence and Education of the Analytic Mindp. 228
Stephen B. Bernstein

p. 254

Daniel Shaw

Shame and Its Vicissitudesp. 266

Aileen Alleyne

Shame’s Valuep. 279

Allison Merrick

p. 441

Qing Zhang

The Worship of Suffering in the Chinese Mindp. 446

Jianqin Xu (aka Jane Xu)

The Amplification of Intuitive Archetypal Images with Clients: The Fox Image in Modern Chinap. 455

Mei-Fun Kuang

Understanding the Notion of Self-Experience and Its Psychoanalytic and Cultural Implications in Working with Chinese Clientsp. 465

Zhengjia Ren & Zhongyao Xie

The Journey to the West and Back to the East: Earning My Own Chairp. 475

Cuiqin Wen

Precipitating Factors and Receptivity of Psychoanalytic Treatments among Chinese Americansp. 489

Chao-Ying Wang

Epilogue

Epilogue: Psychoanalysis in Chinap. 505
Mei-Fun Kuang & Hawlan Ng

Original Articles

The Possible Profession: Joe Lichtenberg and the Restoration of the Bodily Selfp. 541
Daniel S. Posner

Discussion

Discussion of “The Possible Profession: Joe Lichtenberg and the Restoration of the Bodily Self”p. 548
Judith Rustin

Chapters by Joseph D. Lichtenberg

The Attachment-Affiliation Motivational System: Part 1p. 554
Joseph D. Lichtenberg

The Attachment-Affiliation Motivational System: Part 2p. 580
Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Original Articles

Motivation Systems and Living Timep. 610
Melvin Bornstein

Chapters by Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Empathy, Motivational Systems, and a Theory of Curep. 613
Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Original Articles

Revisiting Empathy, Motivational Systems, and a Theory of Curep. 655
Mauricio Cortina

Chapters by Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Narrative and Meaning: Our Story Beginsp. 661
Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Original Articles

Thoughts on Narrative and Meaningp. 711
Daniel Goldin

Epilogue

Epilogue: Lichtenberg’s Transformational Contributions to Psychoanalysis—Then and Nowp. 718
Elizabeth M. Carr

Joe’s Completed Arc of Generativityp. 730

Allen M. Siegel

The Enduring Trio: The Writing Collaboration among Lichtenberg, Lachmann, and Fosshage

For Joep. 732
Frank Lachmann & Annette Lachmann

Joe, a Deep and Abiding Friendshipp. 734
James L. Fosshage

The Creativity Seminar

Joe Lichtenberg’s Creativity Seminar: The Definition of Geniusp. 737
R. Curtis Bristol

The Writing and Music Collaboration between Joe and Diana Thielst

How “From Autism and Mutism to an Enlivened Self” Came to Lifep. 741
Diana Thielst

The Founding and Evolution of the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis [ICP&P]

The Birth of the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysisp. 744
Rosemary Segalla

Joe’s Lasting Influence on the ICP+P Psychoanalytic Training Programp. 747
Sandra G. Hershberg

The Oral History Collaboration between Joe, Linda Gunsberg, and Sandra Hershberg [Psychoanalytic Theory, Research, and Clinical Practice: Reading Joseph D. Lichtenberg]

The Collaborative Narrative: A State of Mind for Two Interviewers and One Living Subjectp. 750
Sandra G. Hershberg & Linda Gunsberg

Joe's Contributions to the Integration of Attachment Theory into Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice: A Mind Rooted in the Body

Listening to Attachment: A Tribute to Joseph Lichtenbergp. 755
Diana Diamond

Further Reflections on Joe and the Embodied Self: A Mind Rooted in the Bodyp. 760
Sandra G. Hershberg

Joe's Applications of Infant Observation and Developmental Theory to Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice

A Tribute to Joe Lichtenberg – A Colleague and a Friendp. 765
Patricia Nachman

The History of Psychoanalysis Study Group

Enduring Collaborations: Our History of Psychoanalysis Group with Joep. 767
Michael D. Clifford

Joe's Influence on the International Scene of Self Psychology, and the Influence of Joe's Contributions on Motivation within the International Psychoanalytic Community

Knowledge on a Background of Beauty: Joe’s Contributions to the Development of the Italian Self Psychological Institute in Its Many Dimensionsp. 770
Gianni Nebbiosi

Epilogue

Epilogue: Saying Goodbye: Are We Really?p. 782
Linda Gunsberg

Refining the Psychoanalytic Encounter: Diversity, Power, and Affective Engagementp. 808

Arthur A. Gray

Is Dreaming Thinking? Pivotal Issues in Understanding and Working with Dreamsp. 816

James L. Fosshage

Sense of Power and Creativityp. 827

Frank M. Lachmann

Epilogue

Epilogue: Joseph Lichtenberg: A Vision of a Sense of Power in the Relationship Between Patient and Analystp. 830
Arthur A. Gray

Educating From the Institute Inward

Epilogue

Interview

Original Articles

Epilogue

Epilogue

Correction

Epilogue

Original Articles

Discussion

Chapters by Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Original Articles

Chapters by Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Original Articles

Chapters by Joseph D. Lichtenberg

Original Articles

Epilogue

The Enduring Trio: The Writing Collaboration among Lichtenberg, Lachmann, and Fosshage

The Creativity Seminar

The Writing and Music Collaboration between Joe and Diana Thielst

The Founding and Evolution of the Institute of Contemporary Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis [ICP&P]

The Oral History Collaboration between Joe, Linda Gunsberg, and Sandra Hershberg [Psychoanalytic Theory, Research, and Clinical Practice: Reading Joseph D. Lichtenberg]

Joe's Contributions to the Integration of Attachment Theory into Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice: A Mind Rooted in the Body

Joe's Applications of Infant Observation and Developmental Theory to Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice

The History of Psychoanalysis Study Group

Joe's Influence on the International Scene of Self Psychology, and the Influence of Joe's Contributions on Motivation within the International Psychoanalytic Community

Epilogue

Epilogue