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Philip M. Bromberg, "Shrinking the Tsunami: Affect
Regulation, Dissociation, and the Shadow of the Flood"
Arnold H. Modell, "Horse and Rider Revisited: The
Dynamic Unconscious and the Self as Agent"
Roger Frie,
"Fundamentally Embodied: The Experience of Psychological Agency"
Lawrence Epstein, "Some Implications of Conducting
Psychoanalysis as a Talking Cure"
Robert A.
Carrere, "Reflections on Psychoanalysis Conducted as a Talking Cure"
Lois Oppenheim,
"Life as Trauma, Art as Mastery: Samuel Beckett and the Urgency of Writing"
Christine
Anzieu-Premmereur, "Discussion of Lois Oppenheim’s “Life as Trauma Art as
Mastery”"
Marie Hoffman,
"Fairbairn and Winnicott on My Mind: Counterpoints, Tensions, and Oscillations
in the Clinical Setting"
Book
Reviews
Judith Brisman,
"How Do You “know”? Time
Travel, Journal Writing, and the Consolidation of Self" (recensione-saggio
di: Katie Gentile,
Creating Bodies: Eating Disorders as Self-Destructive Survival. Mahwah, NJ:
Analytic Press, 2007)
Stanley J.
Coen, "Examining the Analyst
at Work" (recensione-saggio di:
Joyce Anne Slochower,
Psychoanalytic Collisions. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press 2006)
Robert
Ehrlich, "An Extraordinarily
Complex Man"; Gilead Nachmani, "Cumulative Self" (due
recensioni-saggio di:
Linda Hopkins, False Self: The
Life of Masud Khan. New York: Other
Press, 2006) |