International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Papers
(The TQCC of International Journal of Psychoanalysis is 1. 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 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)
ArticleCitations
The Contemporary Freudian tradition: Past and present18
Bion and primitive mental states: trauma and the symbolic link, 1st Edition16
On looking into The Ego and the Id 100 years after its publication13
The work of the human mind: Time and symbolization (in honour of Dana’s work and thought)12
Opera on the couch: music, emotional life, and unconscious aspects of music11
Editorial: IJP News for a New Year11
Beneath the harmonious surface: Exploring Korea’s deep-rooted strains10
The Indian jungle: Psychoanalysis and non-Western civilizations9
Knowing what psychoanalysts do and doing what psychoanalysts know8
Winnicott and the (un)integrated self7
Le schizophrène en mal d'objet7
Responding to the Israel–Palestine conflict7
The transference thread: trauma, pain and separation anxiety in an adolescent migrant patient7
Gratitude, freedom and refusal6
Transforming psychoanalysis for the public6
Playing and becoming in psychoanalysis Playing and becoming in psychoanalysis , Steven H. Cooper, Routledge, Abingdon, Oxon and New York, NY, 2022, 192pp, £29.99 (paperb6
As fragments of a vessel: On anonymisation and the ethics of clinical case writing5
Correction5
The psychoanalytic setting: José Bleger’s encuadre5
Homophobia, heteronormativity and melancholia: A psychoanalytic essay on the film All of Us Strangers5
A Psychoanalytic Understanding of Trauma: Post-Traumatic Mental Functioning, the Zero Process, and the Construction of Reality5
The correspondence between Albert Einstein and Sigmund Freud in “Why War” and the socio-political perspective of Alfred Adler5
Psychoanalysis with adults inspired by parent–infant psychotherapy: The analyst’s metaphoric function4
IPA Congress, Cartagena 2003: Community model – challenging times in mind – with communities around the world in mind4
The deleterious impact of idealization and fanaticism and their underlying causes in psychoanalytic education4
Upgrade to PI.4, or rethinking projective identification from the vertex of the analytic field4
Ascoltare con tutti i sensi (estensioni del paradigma dell’ascolto psicoanalitico) [Listen with all senses (extensions of the paradigm of psychoanalytical listening).]4
Editorial4
Masochism4
Tradition and change in psychoanalytic theory: Querying the infantile4
Perverse sexual enactment4
From primordial inscription to word representation*4
Psychoanalysis meets psychosis. Attachment, separation, and the undifferentiated mind Psychoanalysis meets psychosis. Attachment, separation, and the undifferentiated mind 4
Psychoanalysis and the third position: social upheavals and atrocity4
Differentiation of dreams dreamt by the psychotic and the non-psychotic personalities4
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
Second chances: Shakespeare and Freud3
The psychoanalytical intuition and reverie: capturing facts not yet dreamed3
“Some Remarks on the Unconscious” Freud’s lost 1922 lecture as a messenger of far-reaching changes3
Panel report, IPA Congress Cartagena, 2023: Mind in the line of fire3
War, terror and mourning. Cultural memory in the inner dialogue3
A look at Albert Einstein’s question “why war?” with a focus on large-group psychology3
Historical-critical Sigmund Freud Edition meets Revised Standard Edition : Common grounds, differences and interchange between Vienna and 3
Letter from Dresden3
Correction3
Miss-ing: Psychoanalysis 2.03
Marie Bonaparte, Sigmund Freud complete correspondence (1925–1939)3
Passivity as a defence and disguised destructiveness3
Field theory: The transference-countertransference relationship and second look3
A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N3
Dissociation, repression, and return. The thirty-year arc of the concept of defence in Freud and towards contemporary psychoanalysis3
Sunflowers don’t always seek the sun*3
“My father says … my father says”: The collaboration between Sigmund and Anna Freud, James and Alix Strachey, when translating the Case Histories3
Madeleine and Willy Baranger’s contribution to psychoanalysis3
Where the Id was, the shared ego must now be: the acquisition of symbolic function, language and conscious3
Response to Igor Romanov3
The psychoanalytic situation: Frame and/or setting2
Sensoriality and thought. In development and in psychopathology2
Discussion of “The older analyst at work: The old man and the sea?”2
Creative repetition and intersubjectivity: contemporary Freudian explorations of trauma, memory and clinical process Creative repetition and intersubjectivity: contemporary Freudian exp2
Remembering Dana Birksted-Breen2
The labyrinth: Searching for a way out through the defences2
Response to the editors of Body as Psychoanalytic Object2
Obituary for Edna O’Shaughnessy2
But it’s against the rules!! Structured competitive games as a neglected resource in child psychodynamic psychotherapy2
Untimely Observations2
Evolutive ruptures. Psychoanalysis of breakdowns and defensive solutions2
Obituary: Sudhir Kakar2
Letter From Moscow2
The work of Benno Rosenberg2
The seminar. Book IV: The object relation (1956–57)2
Bion 365 Quotes2
Lucy LaFarge (1948–2025): The experience of being known2
Intimacy and the Anxieties of Cinematic Flesh: Between Phenomenology and Psychoanalysis2
Panel report, IPA Congress Cartagena 2023: Concrete patients – a challenge for the psychoanalyst’s mind2
Psychoanalytic diaries of the COVID-19 pandemic Psychoanalytic diaries of the COVID-19 pandemic , English Translation, by Pietro Roberto Goisis and Angelo Antonio Moroni2
Letter: On the analytic work in wartime - A problem of simple decisions2
Fragment of an analysis of a case of hysteria – Dora’s case and Freud’s story2
Change through time in psychoanalysis: transformations and interventions, the Three Level Model Change through time in psychoanalysis: transformations and interventions, the Three Level2
The representation of pandemic anxieties in a psychoanalytic group psychodrama for adolescents and young adults2
The Claustro-Agoraphobic-Dilemma in Psychoanalysis. Fear of Madness, 1st Edition2
Psychoanalysis embodied or remote? A call for research, reflection and dialogue2
Correspondence covering the psychoanalytic controversies section on the Israel–Palestine conflict (issue 1, 2025)2
Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N.2
“The Ego and the Id”: How and why Freud transformed his model of the mind*2
Climate anxieties and their countertransference challenges in psychoanalysis2
Toward a unified theory of psychoanalysis: foundation in a revised and expanded ego psychology Toward a unified theory of psychoanalysis: foundation in a revised and expanded ego psycho2
IJP Open relaunch2
The body in the psychoanalytic experience. Between Freud, Lacan and Winnicott2
Do we want to know?2
Freud’s animality2
Finding Winnicott – Philosophical Encounters with the Psychoanalytic2
Blank pain and pathological mourning in the analytic situation1
Beating an undead horse: Toward a conceptualization of nuisance in the analytic process1
Why war? An introduction1
The ubiquity of countertransferential and other personal responses in progression deliberations1
Letter to the Editor1
Intuition and we-ness in Bion and post-Bionian field theory1
PANEL REPORT, IPA Congress, Cartagena 2023: Paranoia, claustrophobia and musical sublimation in the time of war1
Meeting the Sphinx1
The vital feminine – the Maenads1
Is anonymisation possible?1
How can psychoanalytic interpretations of political situations have effects as actions?1
Obituary of Antoine Corel MD (23 May 1935-14 July 2022)1
Reflections on the reception of attachment theory by psychoanalysts. A review of publications1
Facing the unthinkable: Life-threatening illness in the analyst and its impact on the analytic couple*1
The Trauma of Racism: Lessons from the Therapeutic Encounter1
The missing: Exploring the use of photographs in “working through” the natal body with transgender youth1
Theories and practices of psychoanalysis in central Europe immediately after World War II1
Hans Keilson: Telkens een nieuw leven. Biografie/ Hans Keilson – Immer wieder ein neues Leben. Biographie by Jos Versteegen [Publisher: Nieuw Amsterdam/S. Fischer Verlag]1
Debates in psychoanalysis: A Latin American perspective1
Anonymisation1
On brutal gestures: trauma, destruction, and forms of mental illness1
What we don’t talk about enough when we talk about teleanalysis: A response to “The phenomenology of teleanalysis” by Dr N. Zapien1
Injury, grievance, and revenge, in the wrath of Achilles1
The role of the patient–analyst match in the process and outcome of psychoanalysis1
Trivializing a traumatic memory of the Holocaust: the documentary The Pageant.1
Before and after the fall: Horizontal and vertical object orientations in the analysis of a patient with grievances1
Response to Parsons: Correspondence concerning the psychoanalytic controversies section on the Israel–Palestine conflict (issue 1, 2025)1
On the logic of unconscious objects1
Dear Candidate: Analysts from around the world offer personal reflections on psychoanalytic training, education, and the profession1
Lacan and the transference1
Essential aloneness: Rome lectures on D. W. Winnicott1
Rethinking the concepts of the unconscious and analytic time1
Trans is not the new gay: How psychoanalytic elitism and the rejection of science are creating a repetition of the past1
Freud’s patients – A book of lives1
Discussion of Francis Pasche’s paper “From the ambivalent superego to the impersonal superego”.1
Examination of a case of “treatment failure” in long-term psychoanalytic psychotherapy for treatment-resistant depression1
Avoiding a repetition of past mistakes: Response to Gozlan’s critique of “Do we want to know?”1
Psychoanalytic proof: Revisiting Freud’s Tally Argument1
Maternal envy as legacy: Search for the unknown lost maternal object1
Psychoanalysis and academia: the case of Angel Garma and the university of Buenos Aires1
The phylogenetic argument in Freud’s metapsychology of anxiety1
The Bion Seminar, at the A-Santamaría Association: clinical and theoretical explorations1
Editorial: Remembering Dana Birksted-Breen1
Purgatorio by Dante Alighieri, Translated from the Italian and with an Introduction1
Introduction to “The older analyst at work: The old man and the sea?”1
Elizabeth Severn: the “evil genius” of psychoanalysis1
Discussion of A candidate at Work: The case of Ms. N.1
Freud, Sullivan, Mitchell, Bion and the multiple voices of international psychoanalysis1
Psychoanalytic identity in vivo : Permanence and change1
(In)security1
Letter: Gaza–Israel conflict1
Sull’arroganza. Saggio di psicoanalisi [On Arrogance: A psychoanalytic essay]1
“We are made of time”: reverberation and the elasticity of time in psychoanalysis. Negotiating different temporalities in the session*1
Raw reveries, polaroid reveries: Some hypotheses about possible functions and technical uses of reveries in the session*1
Mirrors and masquerades in Fleabag and Crazy Ex-Girlfriend1
Au bout du rouleau. Récits cliniques Au bout du rouleau. Récits cliniques , by Gérard Szwec, Paris, PUF, 2021, €14, ISBN: 21308271011
The Hauntology of Everyday Life1
Editorial: The world in conflict1
Hearing oneself speak the never-before spoken: Therapeutic action from a Lacanian perspective1
On man who lives once every two times: The Days When I Do Not Exist (2002)1
Passions of our time1
A Lacanian perspective on identity1
Do we know our place? The role of psychoanalysis in public life1
The use of elements of Peirce's philosophy by four well-known psychoanalytic authors1
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