The Child in the Adult: Narrative and Nachträglichkeit in Henry James and Freud [0.03%]
心中的童 year：亨利·詹姆斯与弗洛伊德笔下的叙述与事后回忆心理机制
Anne Golomb Hoffman
Anne Golomb Hoffman
At the intersection of literature and psychoanalysis, this essay draws on Freud's discovery of the infantile sexual unconscious to explore moments in the late novels of Henry James, in which an adult protagonist both recognizes and disavows...
Initiating Analysis [0.03%]
初始分析
Rodrigo Barahona
Rodrigo Barahona
Psychoanalysis is defined in this paper as a process that initiates in the analyst's mind with the framing of the patient's material in terms of transference and resistance. Once the analyst is able to do this, a first level of transformati...
Rosemary H Balsam
Rosemary H Balsam
Musing on the topic of initiating analyses, I began asking myself, what do we experience and what do we mean when we commonly say "an analysis unfolds"? Hans Loewald understood the rhythms of psychic development as coming into being, and th...
A Difficult Beginning: Commencement and Birth in the Analysis of an Adolescent [0.03%]
艰难的开始——一位少女的毕业与出生分析
Elena Molinari
Elena Molinari
The author distinguishes between two kinds of beginning, conceptually tied to two ways of approaching the psychoanalytic situation described as epistemological and ontological. Through a clinical case, the author shows how her work with a t...
Wendy Katz
Wendy Katz
Donnel B Stern
Donnel B Stern
Psychoanalysis reflects the minds of its creators and is an ethical practice in the sense that the theories with which we psychoanalysts identify are those that reflect what is most important in life to each of us. I present autobiographica...
Jeremy Elkins
Jeremy Elkins
While we speak casually about the beginning of an analysis, we are also aware that there are different senses of beginning in the context of an analysis. Certain differences surrounding the nature of beginning reflect technical-theoretical ...
Lawrence J Brown
Lawrence J Brown
Wilfred Bion's contributions to psychoanalysis are numerous: his early work on the psychology of groups that grew out of his experiences in the first World War; theories and work on the treatment of psychosis with Melanie Klein and later ps...
Steven H Cooper
Steven H Cooper
The author explores some ways that we help patients to hold paradoxical realities intrinsic to transference and play in analytic work. He suggests that Winnicott's guardianship of the setting for the emergence of playing raises questions ab...
Nancy C Winters,Caron Harrang,Stefanie Sedlacek
Nancy C Winters
The authors describe their experiences as members of an international online study group, initiated before the COVID-19 pandemic to read aloud and discuss Bion's (1965) Transformations. The three separately authored essays and commentary in...