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Articles on Psychoanalytic Interpretation
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Special issue in tribute to Roy Schafer.
Psychoanal Q 82(1):1-145 (2013) PMID 23617022
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The teachings of honorary Professor of Psychiatry Daniel Paul Schreber, J.D., to psychiatrists and psychoanalysts, or dramatology's challeng...
Psychoanal Rev 98(6):775-815 (2011) PMID 22221042
The paper addresses the question: How does one read Schreber? Should one read ideas into his text to make sense of it, or should one listen to Schreber's own ideas? Freud read theories into Schreber and so did generations of psychiatric and psychoanalytic readers thereafter, creating... -
The use of dreams in the clinical context: convergencies and divergencies: an interdisciplinary proposal.
Int J Psychoanal 92(2):333-58 (2011) PMID 21518363
This paper aims to define some unexpected convergences and foreseeable divergences regarding the conceptualization of dreams and their use as a research tool, specifically in clinical practice with non-neurotic patients. It includes a concise review of different lines of thought on t... -
The strange case of the Freudian case history: the role of long case histories in the development of psychoanalysis.
Hist Human Sci 24(1):36-50 (2011) PMID 21488427
Sigmund Freud's five long case histories have been the focus of seemingly endless fascination and criticism. This article examines how the long case-history genre developed and its impact on the professionalization of psychoanalysis. It argues that the long case histories, using a distinctive form th... -
The Kore complex: on a woman's inheritance of her mother's failed Oedipus complex.
Psychoanal Q 79(4):911-33 (2010) PMID 21141782
The Greek myth of Kore/Persephone captures a particular psychopathology of women who are torn between a deadened and often asexual husband (Hades) and an ongoing close relationship with a caretaking mother (Demeter). Psychoanalytic work often reveals that these women live in the shadow of their moth... -
The body emerging from the "neverland" of nothingness.
Psychoanal Q 79(4):879-909 (2010) PMID 21141781
The author considers sensory perceptions arising from the body to be the first expressions of self-consciousness and mental existence in patients who are overwhelmed by a dimensionless abyss of nothingness. This perspective can help the analyst in catalyzing the patient's integration with his deepes... -
The traumatic roots of containment: the evolution of Bion's metapsychology.
Psychoanal Q 79(4):935-68 (2010) PMID 21141783
I experiences as a tank officer, thus engaging in historicizing a traumatic emotional experience. A close reading of the many layers in these writings suggests that the war experiences influenced the metapsychology he created. The author argues that haunting questions regarding the ability of the mi... -
An interpretation of Babette's Feast as a parable of trauma.
Audio, Transactions of the IRE Profession... 55(4):556-73 (2010) PMID 20883311
I use the film Babette's Feast as a parable to portray the impasse that often arises out of the experience of complex trauma. The experience of such trauma invokes a crisis of reality. It overflows the boundaries of rational containment. There are no mechanisms with which to apprehend such an event,... -
First they came... a response to Danielian's "A century of silence".
Am J Psychoanal 70(3):265-9 (2010) PMID 20798676
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When theory paints a picture: a clinician reflects on Piera Aulagnier's metapsychology.
Psychoanal Q 79(3):717-30 (2010) PMID 20726182
The author discusses a patient who, while not frankly psychotic, was prone to states of disintegration marked by fragmented thinking, retreats into extreme isolation, and an idiosyncratic relation to language that manifested in his speaking without seeming to communicate. The analyst...
