The international journal of psycho-analysis December 1994

Συγγραφέας: edited by David Tuckett

Εκδότης - Τοποθεσία: The institute of psycho-analysis

Χρονολογία: December 1994

Τόμος: vol.75 part 5/6

Ταξινομικός Αριθμός: 150.195 INT

ISSN: 0020-7578

Περιεχόμενα:

 

Special 75th anniversary edition

• The conceptualisation and communication of clinical facts in psychoanalysis – David Tuckett
  

Historical background

• The confusion of tongues and psychic trauma – Harold Blum
  
• ’The tower of Babel’ or ‘after Babel in contemporary psychoanalysis’? – Riccardo Steiner
  
• What is a clinical fact? – Robert Caper
  
• The special nature of psychoanalytic facts – Donald Spence
  
• Is that a fact? Empiricism revisited, or a psychoanalyst at sea – Robert Gardner
  
• What is a clinical fact? – Edna O’Shaughnessy
  
• What is a clinical fact? Clinical psychoanalysis as inductive method – Jorge Ahumada
  
• Clinical facts or psychoanalytic clinical facts – Jean-Michel Quinodoz
  

The conceptualisation of clinical facts

• On the conceptualisation of clinical facts in psychoanalysis – Paul Ornstein & Anna Ornstein
  
• Comments on the conceptualisation of clinical facts in psychoanalysis – Joseph Sandler and Anne-Marie Sandler
  
• The stranger in the house – Michel Gribinski
  
• The conceptualisation of clinical facts – Roy Schafer
  
• Conceptualisation of clinical facts in the analytic process – Ruth Riesenberg-Malcolm
  
• Conceptualisation of the clinical psychoanalytical fact – Germano Vollmer Filho
  

Formulations to the patient

• On formulations to patients – Paul Israël
  
• Interpretation: selected fact or overvalued idea? – Ronald Britton and John Steiner
  
• Transformations -Jorge Canestri
• Formulation of interpretation – from truth to experience – Eglé Laufer
  
• Formulations to the patient: explicit and implicit – Arnold Cooper
  
• On formulating clinical fact to a patient – Elizabeth Bott Spillius
  
• Validation in the clinical process – Robert Michels
  
• Validation in the clinical process: four settings for objectification of the subjectivity of understanding – Hermann Beland
  
• Developing a grounded hypothesis to understand a clinical process: the role of conceptualisation in validation – David Tuckett
  
• Validation of the psychoanalytic clinical process: the role of dreams – Ana Maria Andrade De Azevedo
  
• Validation in the clinical process – Otto Kernberg
  
• The publication of clinical facts: a natural-science view – Samuel Abrams
  
• Publication anxiety: conflict between communication and affiliation – Ronald Britton
  
• Psychoanalytic facts: from the editor’s desk – Theodore Shapiro
  
• A case is not a fact – Daniel Widlöcher
  
• Publication of clinical facts – Owen Renik
  
• Intimacy and science: the publication of clinical facts in psychoanalysis – Juan Francisco Jordan-Moore
  

Obituary

• Herbert S. Gaskill, M.D. (1909–1993) – Laurence Hall
  

Letter to the editor

• Symmetry: Matte-Blanco’s theory and Borges’s fiction – Klaus Fink
  
• Origins of consciousness – Kenneth Epstein
  

Book reviews

• Freud and forbidden knowledge, reviewed by Theodore Shapiro – Peter Rudnytsky and Ellen Handler Spitz
  
• The complete correspondence of Sigmund Freud and Ernest Jones 1908-1939, reviewed by André Haynal – Andrew Paskauskas
  
• L’eclissi del corpo. Una ipotesi psicoanalitica (Eclipse of the body: a psychoanalytical hypothesis), reviewed by Mauro Mancia – Armando Ferrari
  
• Psychoanalysis and the sciences, reviewed by Morris Eagle Ferrari – André Haynal
  
• The world of adolescence: literature, society and psychoanalytic psychotherapy, reviewed by Christopher Cordess – Beta Copley
  
• Bridges: metaphor for psychic processes, reviewed by David Black – Rosemary Gordon