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When Deadness Breaks in: Surviving, “Bemg-With” and a Moment of “At-One-Ment” in Analytic Work Within Deadness and Emptiness,
Eshel, Ofra (2023). Modern Psychoanalysis, 47(2): 145-171
LA THÉORIE CLINIQUE DE LA RÉGRESSION DE WINNICOTT : UNE NOUVELLE OPPORTUNITÉ RADICALE À TRAVERS LES TEXTES FONDAMENTAUX
Eshel, Ofra (2023). Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis, 31(1): 67-81

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Response to Dr.Shoham

Eshel, Ofra (2007). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 88(4): 1062-1063

Beyond Sexuality, Beyond Perversion: The Annihilated Last Scream

Eshel, Ofra (2017). Studies in Gender and Sexuality, 18(3): 154-166. doi:10.1080/15240657.2017.1349483

Reading Winnicott into Nano-Psychoanalysis: “There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom”

Eshel, Ofra (2013). Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 33(1): 36-49. doi:10.1080/07351690.2013.743803

Pentheus rather than Oedipus: On perversion, survival and analytic ‘presencing’1

Eshel, Ofra (2005). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 86(4): 1071-1097

From Extension to Revolutionary Change in Clinical Psychoanalysis: The Radical Influence of Bion and Winnicott

Eshel, Ofra (2017). The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 86(4): 753-794. doi:10.1002/psaq.12169

Bion's Long Road Towards Intuiting the Patient's Suffering: ‘Theoretical’ vs. ‘Clinical’ Bion

Eshel, Ofra (2019). IJP Open - Open Peer Review and Debate, 6(28): 1-32

The Vanished Last Scream: Winnicott-Bion-Eigen

Eshel, Ofra (2016). IJP Open - Open Peer Review and Debate, 3(20): 1-32

Überlegungen zur Intuition: Vom Wissen und Träumen zum »In-tu-it«-Sein

Eshel, Ofra (2023). Jahrbuch der Psychoanalyse, 87: 91-110. doi:10.30820/0075-2363-2023-2-91

Delving into the Never-Ending Challenge of Reinventing Psychoanalysis for Severe Perversion

Eshel, Ofra (2025). Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 35(2): 133-147. doi:10.1080/10481885.2025.2468721

Winnicott's Clinical Theory of Regression: A Radical New Opportunity Through the Fundamentals

Eshel, Ofra (2021). Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, 69(1): 167-179. doi:10.1177/00030651211004424

The “Voice” of Breakdown: On Facing the Unbearable Traumatic Experience in Psychoanalytic Work

Eshel, Ofra (2016). Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 52(1): 76-110. doi:10.1080/00107530.2015.1103646

The Vanished Last Scream: Winnicott And Bion

Eshel, Ofra (2019). The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 88(1): 111-140. doi:10.1080/00332828.2019.1558876

“Out of the Depths I Cry to You”1: Into the Dark Unknown Depths — Two-in-Oneness

Eshel, Ofra (2020). Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 40(2): 109-119. doi:10.1080/07351690.2020.1702440

A Bond of Love, Emotional Risk, and Daring: Commentary on Paper by Stuart A. Pizer

Eshel, Ofra (2005). Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 15(5): 717-725

‘Black Holes’, Deadness and Existing Analytically

Eshel, Ofra (1998). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 79: 1115-1130

In Search of the Absent Analyst: Commentary on Janine de Peyer’s “Uncanny Communication”

Eshel, Ofra (2016). Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 26(2): 185-197. doi:10.1080/10481885.2016.1144981

Where are You, My Beloved?: On Absence, Loss, and the Enigma of Telepathic Dreams

Eshel, Ofra (2006). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 87(6): 1603-1627

Psychoanalysis in Trauma: On Trauma and its Traumatic History in Psychoanalysis

Eshel, Ofra (2016). The Psychoanalytic Review, 103(5): 619-642. doi:10.1521/prev.2016.103.5.619

Let It Be and Become Me: Notes on Containing, Identification, and the Possibility of Being

Eshel, Ofra (2004). Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 40(3): 323-351

Bion’s Long Road toward Intuiting the Patient’s Suffering: ‘Theoretical’ vs. ‘Clinical’ Bion

Eshel, Ofra (2022). Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 58(1): 46-76. doi:10.1080/00107530.2022.2083424

Would clinical psychoanalysis shy away from delving further into the unknown? On the mystery of telepathic dreams

Eshel, Ofra (2019). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 100(3): 608-610. doi:10.1080/00207578.2019.1590121

Whose Sleep is It, Anyway?: Or ‘Night Moves’1

Eshel, Ofra (2001). International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 82(3): 545-562

Patient–Analyst Interconnectedness: Personal Notes on Close Encounters of a New Dimension

Eshel, Ofra (2010). Psychoanalytic Inquiry, 30(2): 146-154. doi:10.1080/07351690903203287

When Deadness Breaks in: Surviving, “Bemg-With” and a Moment of “At-One-Ment” in Analytic Work Within Deadness and Emptiness,

LA THÉORIE CLINIQUE DE LA RÉGRESSION DE WINNICOTT : UNE NOUVELLE OPPORTUNITÉ RADICALE À TRAVERS LES TEXTES FONDAMENTAUX

When Deadness Breaks in: Surviving, “Bemg-With” and a Moment of “At-One-Ment” in Analytic Work Within Deadness and Emptiness,

LA THÉORIE CLINIQUE DE LA RÉGRESSION DE WINNICOTT : UNE NOUVELLE OPPORTUNITÉ RADICALE À TRAVERS LES TEXTES FONDAMENTAUX

Response to Dr.Shoham

A Beam of “Chimeric” Darkness: Presence, Interconnectedness, and Transformation in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of a Patient Convicted of Sex Offenses

Beyond Sexuality, Beyond Perversion: The Annihilated Last Scream

Reading Winnicott into Nano-Psychoanalysis: “There's Plenty of Room at the Bottom”

Pentheus rather than Oedipus: On perversion, survival and analytic ‘presencing’1

From Extension to Revolutionary Change in Clinical Psychoanalysis: The Radical Influence of Bion and Winnicott

From Extension to Paradigm Shift in Clinical Psychoanalysis: The Revolutionary Influence of Bion and Winnicott

Bion's Long Road Towards Intuiting the Patient's Suffering: ‘Theoretical’ vs. ‘Clinical’ Bion

From the “Green Woman” to “Scheherazade”: The Becoming Of A Fundamentally New Experience In Psychoanalytic Treatment*

The Vanished Last Scream: Winnicott-Bion-Eigen

Überlegungen zur Intuition: Vom Wissen und Träumen zum »In-tu-it«-Sein

Patient-Analyst “Withness”: On Analytic “Presencing,” Passion, and Compassion in States of Breakdown, Despair, and Deadness

Delving into the Never-Ending Challenge of Reinventing Psychoanalysis for Severe Perversion

Winnicott's Clinical Theory of Regression: A Radical New Opportunity Through the Fundamentals

The “Voice” of Breakdown: On Facing the Unbearable Traumatic Experience in Psychoanalytic Work

The Vanished Last Scream: Winnicott And Bion

“Out of the Depths I Cry to You”1: Into the Dark Unknown Depths — Two-in-Oneness

A Bond of Love, Emotional Risk, and Daring: Commentary on Paper by Stuart A. Pizer

‘Black Holes’, Deadness and Existing Analytically

In Search of the Absent Analyst: Commentary on Janine de Peyer’s “Uncanny Communication”

Where are You, My Beloved?: On Absence, Loss, and the Enigma of Telepathic Dreams

Psychoanalysis in Trauma: On Trauma and its Traumatic History in Psychoanalysis

Let It Be and Become Me: Notes on Containing, Identification, and the Possibility of Being

Bion’s Long Road toward Intuiting the Patient’s Suffering: ‘Theoretical’ vs. ‘Clinical’ Bion

Would clinical psychoanalysis shy away from delving further into the unknown? On the mystery of telepathic dreams

Whose Sleep is It, Anyway?: Or ‘Night Moves’1

Patient–Analyst Interconnectedness: Personal Notes on Close Encounters of a New Dimension

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