Contemporary Views of Process

PSA –3rd Year
Winter 2006
11:30 AM – 12:50 PM

Theodore Jacobs, M.D.
Perry Branson, M.D.

*=Available on PEP

Overview
To be read prior to the beginning of the course

*Jacobs, T. (1999) “Countertransference Past and Present.”  A Review of the Concept.  Int. Journal of Psa.  80: 575-594.

*Heimann, P. (1950) “On Countertransference.”  Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis.  31: 81-84.

*Reich, A. (1951) “On Countertransference.”  Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis.  32:25-31.

Week 1 

*Heimann, P. (1950) “On Countertransference.”  Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis.  31: 81-84.

*Reich, A. (1951) “On Countertransference.”  Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis.  32:25-31.

Week 2
*Loewald, H. (1960) “On the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis.” Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis.  41:16-33.

*Boesky, D.  (1990) “The Psychoanalytic Process and its Components.”  Psa. Q.  49:550-583.

Poland, W. (1996) “Transference: An Original Creation,” in Melting the Darkness. Jason Aronson: New York.  pp. 35-55

Week 3 
*McLaughlin, J.  (1958) “The Analyst=s Insights.”  Psa. Q.  57:370-388.

*Jacobs, T.  (1991) “On Countertransference Enactments.”  In The Use of Self: Countertransference and Communication in the analytic Situation.  IUP. Also in J.A.P.A. 34/2:289-307, 1986.

Week 4
*Levine, H.  (1997) “The Capacity for Countertransference.”  Psa. Inquiry.  17:4-68.

*Smith, H.  (1999) “Countertransference, Conflictual Listening and the Analytic Object Relationship.”  J.A.P.A.  48/1:95-126.

Week 5
*Schwaber, E.  (1992) “Countertransference: The Analyst=s Retreat from the Patient=s Vantage Point.”  Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis. 73:349-361.

*Arlow, J.  (1995) “Stilted Listening.  Psychoanalysis as Discourse.”  Psa. Q.  64:215-233.

Week 6
Bollas, C. (1987) “Expressive uses of the Countertransference.”  In The Shadow of the Object.  New York: Columbia University Press.  Ch. 12.

Casement, P. (1985) “Forms of Interactive Communication.”  In Learning from the Patient.  New York: Guilford Press.  Ch. 4.

Week 7
*Aron, L. (1991) “The Patient=s Experience of the Analyst=s Subjectivity.”  Psychoanal. Dialogues. 1/1:29-51.

Ogden, T.H. (2004) “The Analytic Third: Implications for Psychoanalytic Theory and Technique.” Psa. Q. 73(1): 167-195

Week 8
*Renik, O. (1993) “Analytic Interaction.  Conceptualizing Technique in Light of the Analyst=s Irreducible Subjectivity.”  Psa. Q.  82:553-571.

*Hoffman, I. (1991) “Discussion: Toward a Social-Constructivist View of the Psychoanalytic Situation.”  Psychoanal. Dialogues.  1/1:74-105.

Week 9
*Jacobs, T. (1999) “On the question of Self Disclosure: Error or Advance in Technique.” Psa. Q. 58/2.

*Cooper, S. (1998) “Analytic Subjectivity, Analytic Disclosure and the Aims of Psychoanalysis.”  Psa. Q.  57:379-406.

Week 10

*Jacobs, T. (1997) “In Search of the Mind of the Analyst.  A Progress Report.” J.A.P.A.  45/4:1035-1059.

*Treurniet, N.(1993) “What is psychoanalysis now?” Int. Journal of Psychoanalysis. 74: 873-891