International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Papers
(The median citation count of International Journal of Psychoanalysis is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
The limits of interpretation. A reading of Bion’s “On Arrogance”21
Experiences in Groups as a key to “late” Bion16
Beyond the death drive: Entropy and free energy14
Encapsulated body engrams and somatic narration – Integrating body memory into psychoanalytic technique13
What alive means: On Winnicott’s “transitional objects and transitional phenomena”13
Trauma, process and representation11
Dream interpretation and empirical dream research – an overview of research findings and their connections with psychoanalytic dream theories10
The ‘community turn’: Relational citizenship in the Psychoanalytic Community Collaboratory®9
The traumatic and the work of the après-coup in Freud’s opus8
Psychoanalysis and social violence: Civilization and Its Discontents revisited8
A river with several different tributary streams: Reflections on the repetition compulsion8
The role of repetition in narcissism and self-sacrifice: A Freudian Kleinian reflection on the person’s foundational love of the other7
On Winnicott’s concept of trauma7
The empty couch: Love and mourning in times of confinement7
The conceptualization of trauma in psychoanalysis: an introduction6
The pain of the social6
Playing and virtual reality: Teleanalysis with children and adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic6
Psychoanalytic understanding of the request for assisted suicide6
Chasing infinity: Why clinical psychoanalysis' future lies in pluralism6
Like the belly of a bird breathing: On Winnicott’s “Mind and its Relation to the Psyche-soma”6
Kairos and chronos: clinical-psychoanalytic reflections on time5
The illusion of contact: Insights from Winnicott’s 1952 letter to Klein5
Avatar of Desire?: Virtual space of possibility in video and telephone analysis5
“Our difficult job is to take a unified view of the patient … ” (Winnicott) Psychosomatic work in a children’s hospital5
The aesthetic and affective matrix of pre-reflective sensemaking at the origins of the relationship between subject and world: A dialogue between Kant’s Third Critique a4
Psychoanalytic reflections on the conditions of possibility of human destructiveness4
Letter from the Ukrainian Psychoanalytic Society4
Can we think psychoanalytically about transgenderism? An expanded live Zoom debate with David Bell and Avgi Saketopoulou, moderated by Rachel Blass4
“Are we dead?”: time in H. D.’s dialogue with Freud4
Psychotherapy mediated by videogames4
Philip M. Bromberg (1931–2020). Trauma, dissociation, and the multiple self4
“Think like a mountain ”-“ to think of Oedipus ”: a psychoanalytic contribution to environmental ethics4
“Truth shall spring out of the earth…”: The analyst as gatherer of sense impressions3
Autoimmunity and its expression in the analytic situation: A contemporary reflection on our inherent self-destructiveness3
Qualitative multi-centered study: Trustworthiness of the three-level model (3-LM) Part 13
Psychoanalysis with adults inspired by parent–infant psychotherapy: The analyst’s metaphoric function3
The analyst’s listening: for, to, with3
Transience and hope: A return to Freud in a time of pandemic3
Drive theory, redux: a history and reconsideration of the drives3
Siblings, sex, and shame: The filmShame(2011)3
The music of the drives, and the music of perversion: reflections on a dream of jealous theft3
A response to David Bell’s paper ‘Psychoanalytic Reflections on the Conditions of Possibility of Human Destructiveness’3
Mourning in Hamlet: Turning ancestral ghosts into ancestors3
Psychoanalysis in the community in France3
The compulsion to repeat: An introduction3
“Operational” concepts in the phenomenon of Islamist radicalization: From the subject to the apocalypse3
Post-termination self-analysis and the relinquishment of the psychoanalytic frame: thoughts on a fragment of self-analytic work following a traumatic termination3
Reflections on masochism: An introduction3
Approaches to a contemporary psychoanalytic Field Theory: from Kurt Lewin, Georges Politzer and José Bleger, to Antonino Ferro and Giuseppe Civitarese2
The deleterious impact of idealization and fanaticism and their underlying causes in psychoanalytic education2
Didier Anzieu: La psychanalyse, encore!2
Feminine law: Freud, free speech, and the voice of desire2
Winnicott and the (un)integrated self2
On the logic of unconscious objects2
R. B. Braithwaite’s influence on Bion’s epistemological contributions2
Gender and transgender: a metapsychological contribution to the genesis of the sexual ego2
The therapeutic group in adolescence: A process of intersubjectivation2
The correspondence between Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud in “Why War” and the socio-political perspective of Alfred Adler2
Letter From a Covid-19 Survivor2
High-risk sexual behaviours, from theneuroticato complex trauma: Psychopathologies of repetition2
Repetition and breakdown: Freud, Winnicott, and death2
Self-harm2
Genocides and processes of subjectivation: Auschwitz as a paradigm of destructiveness towards the I–Other link2
Masochism2
A multicentre study: Comparison of 3-LM group output and therapeutic outcome measures. Adding to the trustworthiness of the 3-LM? Part 22
Invisible-visual hallucinations in Bion’s “Attacks on Linking”*2
Why analysts do not debate well and what can be done about it2
The missing: Exploring the use of photographs in “working through” the natal body with transgender youth2
Psychoanalysis and the community – introductory considerations2
Response to Abram’s “On Winnicott’s concept of trauma”2
Approaching the dream as a question: A self-analytical exploration on the expressive functions of dreams1
Introduction to Gampel and Puget1
Not a literal translation … In fact, rather performative – A review of Translation/Transformation: 100 Years of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis1
“Constitutive-intervention”– structuring primal psycho-physical space1
A case of trichotillomania and trichophagy: Fantasies of cannibalism1
The murder of the dead father: The Shoah and contemporary antisemitism1
Intuition and we-ness in Bion and post-Bionian field theory1
The institution, mental disability and the psychoanalyst: Prospects presented by a revival of intersubjective receptivity in groups1
The grammar of paradox: Deciphering Winnicott’s language theory1
Taking outside in, turning inside out: Exploring social dimensions and psychotherapeutic process in the play therapy of a young girl in foster care1
The phylogenetic argument in Freud’s metapsychology of anxiety1
Gamma elements as protomental representations: Suggestions for expanding W. R. Bion’s theory of elements1
The case of J: returning to the office1
Psychoanalysis, model or truth1
Lacan and the transference1
IJP Open relaunch1
The infantile: Its multiple dimensions1
Who do you think you are? Some reflections on analytic identity1
Anonymisation1
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 process1
The inability to mourn and nationalism in Japan after 19451
Anna Freud’s loom1
Freud, Sullivan, Mitchell, Bion and the multiple voices of international psychoanalysis1
COVID-19 IN V ACTS1
Psychoanalytic exports in the school setting1
Debating well: Why don’t we, and how can we?1
Psychoanalysis meets psychosis. Attachment, separation, and the undifferentiated mind Psychoanalysis meets psychosis. Attachment, separation, and the undifferentiated mind 1
On brutal gestures: trauma, destruction, and forms of mental illness1
How does reading (dis)locate space? Reading “The Call of the Woods” (“La voix du bois”) by Pierre Bergounioux1
The sense of the past: Theoretical and clinical aspects of deferred action1
Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N.1
Psychoanalytic paradigms for “internal” change in the institutions1
Passivity and Gender: Psychical inertia and maternal stillness1
Does the repetition compulsion really have a purpose?1
The “dragons of primeval days”: Termination and the persistence of the infantile1
Field theory: The transference-countertransference relationship and second look1
Passivity as a defence and disguised destructiveness1
A commentary on Anzieu1
A forgotten review by Sándor Ferenczi: “Otto Gross: Three essays on internal conflict” (1920)1
The case of J: returning to the office1
Thinking about encountering masochism/masochistic elements in analytic practice in the Kleinian tradition then and now1
The visual image and the Denkbild: Sigmund Freud and Walter Benjamin on history and remembrance1
Editorial1
The mirror operator1
The Environmental Crisis on the Couch1
Agreements and differences between psychoanalysts with regard to changes observed during a treatment. A quantitative exploration using the Three-Level Model (3-LM)1
Psychoanalysis and the third position: social upheavals and atrocity1
Editorial: Farewell1
Repetition and the compulsion to repeat, a French perspective1
The case of J: returning to the office1
How difficult it is to think about uncertainty and perplexity1
Falling, primitive separation and encapsulated body engrams – working through a bodily encoded unconscious syndrome1
A discursive study of the reception of Lacanian ideas and their relation to Kleinianism (Uruguay, 1955–1982)1
Transference1
Roger Money-Kyrle’s 1934 paper on war: the context and personal background1
A look at Albert Einstein’s question “why war?” with a focus on large-group psychology1
A Beholder’s Share0
On the question of the internal frame0
Imagining the end: mourning and ethical life Imagining the end: mourning and ethical life , by Jonathan Lear, Cambridge, Massachusetts and London, UK,Belknap Press of Ha0
Creative engagement in psychoanalytic practice0
Editorial0
The significance of the ego in “The Ego and the Id” and its unfulfilled promise0
Fear, loss and disconnection: the emotional impact of the Covid-19 pandemic upon staff working in mental health services and how the organization can help – a psychoanalytic perspective0
Summary page, issue 3, 20210
Beyond psychotherapy: on becoming a (Radical) psychoanalyst0
Body as psychoanalytic object: Clinical applications from Winnicott to Bion and beyond0
Coming to life in the consulting room: toward a new analytic sensibility0
The importance of play in early childhood education: Psychoanalytic, attachment and development perspectives The importance of play in early childhood education: Psychoanalytic, attachm0
The psychic home: psychoanalysis, consciousness and the human soul0
Understanding and responding early to childhood trauma0
Psychoanalysis – a general theory of psychical structure formation and pathogenesis; Psychoanalyse: Eine allgemeine Theorie der psychischen Strukturbildung und Pathogenese0
Response to “Scientific thinking styles”0
Psychoanalysis in the Community Call For Papers0
Establishing a therapeutic relationship: An initial stake in psychotherapy with young psychotic adults0
Trauma and primitive mental states: an object relations perspective0
Sigmund Freud et Romain Rolland: Un dialogue (Sigmund Freud and Romain Rolland: a dialogue)0
“Reappraising John O. Wisdom’s Critique of W.R. Bion’s Learning from Experience at a meeting of the British Psychoanalytical Society—17 October 1964.”0
Do we know our place? The role of psychoanalysis in public life0
The work of Benno Rosenberg0
«Dépasser les bornes» Le paradoxe du sexuel «Dépasser les bornes» Le paradoxe du sexuel , by Baldacci J.L., Paris, PUF, coll. Le fil rouge, 2018, 278 pp., €26, ISBN 978-0
Psychoanalysis and anxiety: from knowing to being0
Three Characters: Narcissist, Borderline, Manic Depressive0
On the nature of transference interpretation and why only it can bring about analytic change0
Sudhir Kakar (1938–2024): Dancing to the rhythms of empathy and imagination0
Hating, abhorring and wishing to destroy: Psychoanalytic essays on the contemporary moment0
Panel Report, IPA Congress Vancouver 2021 (online): Fictional perspectives on the infantile. From David Copperfield to Harry Potter0
The inability to mourn: Past and current challenges for psychoanalysis0
Mirrors and masquerades in Fleabag and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend0
Debating well and its obstacles0
Letter From Moscow0
Summary Page, Issue 2, 20220
Bion and primitive mental states: trauma and the symbolic link, 1st Edition0
Do we want to know?0
Finding a hospitable home – transitioning as a last resort*0
Why war? An introduction0
Debates in psychoanalysis: A Latin American perspective0
Terrorism: The impact on the fabric of our communities and in our consulting rooms0
Correction0
Panel Report, IPA Congress Vancouver 2021 (online): The infantile and its dimension in the finding of unconscious fantasy0
Passions of our time0
The Ego and the Id: Concepts and developments0
Gratitude, freedom and refusal0
Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N.0
Call for Papers0
The case of J: returning to the office0
Blank pain and pathological mourning in the analytic situation0
Some reflections on the ego*0
IJP Prize Winner Announcement 20200
Untimely Observations0
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis Book Review Editor0
Psychoanalysis, the body, and the oedipal plot: a critical re-imaging of the body in psychoanalysis0
Gender dysphoria: A therapeutic model for working with children, adolescents and young adults Gender dysphoria: A therapeutic model for working with children, adolescents and young adul0
Letter to the Editor0
The infantile: Which meaning?0
Letter to the Editor0
Trauma and the destructive-transformative struggle: clinical perspectives0
Abram’s response to the letter to Editor of IJP0
Psychoanalytic approaches to forgiveness and mental health Psychoanalytic approaches to forgiveness and mental health , 1st edition, edited by Ronald Britton and Aleksan0
Interpretation: The interface between internal reality and external reality0
Finding unconscious fantasy in narrative, trauma and body pain: a clinical guide0
Terttu Eskelinen0
Affect, representation and language. Between the silence and the cry Affect, representation and language. Between the silence and the cry , by Howard B. Levine. London a0
Introduction to “The older analyst at work: The old man and the sea?”0
Psychoanalysis enters the political fray: The op-ed articles and journal blogs of Peter Wolson0
Summary Page, Issue 6, 20210
Obituary: Anton Kris0
Evolutive ruptures. Psychoanalysis of breakdowns and defensive solutions0
Panel Report, IPA Congress Vancouver 2021 (online): Mechanisms of change. A view from clinical observation0
Letter to the Editor0
Umbilical phantoms0
Opera on the couch: music, emotional life, and unconscious aspects of music0
Sexual addiction: Psychoanalytic concepts and the art of supervision0
Some thoughts about transgenderism and gender dysphoria0
Introduction to ‘working as an analyst with trauma’0
Freud’s interpretation in “Medusa’s Head” and some alternative psychoanalytic implications of Ovid’s Medusa0
Finding Winnicott – Philosophical Encounters with the Psychoanalytic0
The case of J: returning to the office0
Christian David0
Letter to the Editor0
The psychoanalytic setting: José Bleger’s encuadre0
Letter to the Editor0
Bion 365 Quotes0
On looking into The Ego and the Id 100 years after its publication0
Change through time in psychoanalysis: transformations and interventions, the Three Level Model Change through time in psychoanalysis: transformations and interventions, the Three Level0
Editorial: IJP News for a New Year0
Brief Communication on Francis Grier’s discussion of gender in Beethoven: Beethoven: a “male” in Vienna0
Obituary for Edna O’Shaughnessy0
Psychoanalysis my way0
“The Ego and the Id”: How and why Freud transformed his model of the mind*0
TransFeminine law0
Le schizophrène en mal d'objet0
Francis Pasche0
Trivializing a traumatic memory of the Holocaust: the documentary The Pageant.0
Response to Letter to the Editor of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis0
The Contemporary Freudian tradition: Past and present0
Sexuality, excess, and representation0
Imaginary existences: a psychoanalytic exploration of phantasy, fiction, dreams and daydreams0
Marie Eglé Laufer (1925–2021)0
A machine of the same: Repetition in the foundational discourse of the Argentinean “being” (1976–1983)0
Playing and becoming in psychoanalysis Playing and becoming in psychoanalysis , Steven H. Cooper, Routledge, Abingdon, Oxon and New York, NY, 2022, 192pp, £29.99 (paperb0
The power of music: psychoanalytic explorations0
Commentary on “Bridging cultures in Psychoanalytic work – the case of Yune”0
Psychoanalysis from the inside out: developing and sustaining an analytic identity and practice0
On the analytic transference0
Editorial: Remembering Dana Birksted-Breen0
The infantile: More than Hilflosigkeit?0
Panel Report, IPA Congress Vancouver 2021 (online): Ghost world in the psychoanalytic relationship0
Transforming psychoanalysis for the public0
Panel Report, IPA Congress Vancouver 2021 (online): Falling into the void: The impact of COVID-19 on the internal state of children0
Race in psychoanalysis: aboriginal populations in the mind0
Contributors and Reviewers for 20210
In memory of Eglé Laufer (1925–2021)0
Una vita cura una vita. Inizi, maturità, esiti d’una vocazione. Una biografia professionale0
Editorial0
Introduction: the case of J - returning to the office0
We are looking deeper than Freud … On the departure from the primacy of the sexual in Berlin and London between 1920 and 19250
The psychoanalytic situation: Frame and/or setting0
Obituary: Sudhir Kakar0
Essential readings from the Melanie Klein Archives: Original papers and critical reflections0
Debating with colleagues – and with ourselves0
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