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2. Introduction
3. NOTES
4. Cover
5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
6. Title Page, Copyright Page
7. 3 Can the Application of Psychoanalytic Principles to the Dream be Justified?
8. 1 The Context: Conceptual Clarification and Previous Research
9. 2 Freud’s Justification of His Dream Theory in The Interpretation of Dreams
10. 6 Conclusions
11. 5 The “Experiential Quality of Meaningfulness' and the Overcoming of the Obstacle to the Holistic Justification of the Dream Theory
12. REFERENCES
13. Sin and Transcendence Versus Psychopathology and Emotional Wellbeing: On the Catholic Church’s Problem of Bridging Religious and Therapeutic Views of the Person
14. Introduction
15. The Role of Tradition in Concealing and Grounding Truth: Two Opposing Freudian Legacies on Truth and Tradition
16. Affirming “that's not psycho-analysis!”
17. The Puzzle of Freud's Puzzle Analogy
18. The International Journal of Psychoanalysis as the voice of psychoanalysis
19. Joan Riviere
20. On the nature of transference interpretation and why only it can bring about analytic change
21. The most innovative ideas in psychoanalysis
22. Remembering, repeating and working-through as a step in Freud’s ongoing struggle with the “what”, “why” and “how” of analytic knowing in the curative process
23. The Analytic Denial of Freud’s Struggle with the Understanding of Dora
24. Why analysts do not debate well and what can be done about it
25. Psychoanalytic Thinking on Religious Truth and Conviction
26. Psychology and evil
27. The ego according to Klein: return to Freud and beyond
28. The teaching of Klein: some guidelines for opening students to the heart of Kleinian thinking and practice
29. On the complex, relational nature of Freud's thinking on primary anxiety in Inhibitions, Symptoms and Anxiety: differences from and ties to Klein
30. Chapitre V. Du fantasme de séduction à la foi
31. Understanding Freud’s conflicted view of the object-relatedness of sexuality 1 and its implications for contemporary psychoanalysis
32. Ein Blick auf die Übertragungsdeutung aus freudianisch-kleinianischer Perspektive und warum nur diese Veränderung durch die Analyse bewirken kann
33. Response to Michel Sanchez-Cardenas’ letter
34. Further evidence for the case against neuropsychoanalysis: How Yovell, Solms, and Fotopoulouʼs response to our critique confirms the irrelevance and harmfulness to psychoanalysis of the contemporary neuroscientific trend1
35. Can we think psychoanalytically about transgenderism? An expanded live Zoom debate with David Bell and Avgi Saketopoulou, moderated by Rachel Blass
36. Conceptualizing splitting: On the different meanings of splitting and their implications for the understanding of the person and the analytic process
37. The Relational Turn in Psychoanalysis
38. The 'Person' in Philosophical Counselling vs. Psychotherapy and the Possibility of Interchange between the Fields
39. Introduction: What does the presentation of case material tell us about what actually happened in an analysis and how does it do this?
40. The role of repetition in narcissism and self-sacrifice: A Freudian Kleinian reflection on the person’s foundational love of the other
41. Introduction to “Can we think psychoanalytically about transgenderism?”
42. On Winnicottʼs clinical innovations in the analysis of adults: Responses to the controversy
43. “On Winnicottʼs clinical innovations in the analysis of adults”: Introduction to a controversy
44. The ego according to Klein:: Return to Freud and beyond
45. Introduction to ‘On the value of “late Bion” to analytic theory and practice’
46. On the immediacy of unconscious truth: Understanding Betty Josephʼs ‘here and now’ through comparison with alternative views of it outside of and within Kleinian thinking
47. On: The comments of Emanuel Berman, Lewis Aron, Yoram Hazan and Steven Stern
48. The Enigma of the Hour: Display Case Compendium
49. Freud's view of death and repetition as grounds of a Kleinian approach to narcissism: Implications for clinical practice
50. Affirming ‘Thatʼs not psycho-analysis!’ On the value of the politically incorrect act of attempting to define the limits of our field
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