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Papers

(The TQCC of Psychoanalytic Dialogues 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 2022-01-01 to 2026-01-01.)

Article	Citations
No Fats, No Femmes, No Asians: Response to Kris Yi’s “Asian American Experience: The Illusion of Inclusion and the Model Minority Stereotype”	38
Emancipation and Mourning: Reply to Sandra Buechler and Shlomit Yadlin-Gadot	23
Dear Eyal	15
Intimate Contact in the Landscape of Mortality: Commentary on Papers by Rachel Kozlowski and Kirsten Lentz	14
Introduction	13
The Moonkeepers	10
The Patient’s Experience of the Analyst’s Physicality: It’s What’s on the Outside that Counts	10
Relational Racialization and Segregated Whiteness	10
Reflections on Margaret Rubin’s Analysis of Saturated, Sexualized Horror	9
The Pseudo-Self: Dissociation and Feeling Disorders	9
Asian American Experience: The Illusion of Inclusion and the Model Minority Stereotype	7
Introduction	6
The Centre Cannot Hold: Comments on “The Reality of Trauma; The Trauma of Reality” by Bakó & Zana	6
Un(Thinking) Race, Resisting Knowing, Restoring the Social Third	6
Eclipsing the Body and Other “Primitive” Notions	5
From Witness to With-ness: Supervising in Ukraine	5
When the Analyst Dies and the Patient Goes Missing: An Ethical Crisis in Psychoanalysis	5
Musings About “Repetition Compulsion and Sociopolitical Trauma: A Neoliberal Artifact”	5
Breakdown and Refusal: A Palestinian’s Reflection on Loss and Liberation	5
A Discussion of Stephen Seligman’s Holding and Containing: “The Metaphor of the Baby” in Winnicott, Bion, and Klein	5
Psychoanalysis as “Studio Practice”	4
An Afghan Girl’s Exile Journey	4
Introduction	4
The “Unthought Mixt Subject” and Destroying Reality: Reply to Brewster and Corpt	4
Struggling To Be Free: Synthesizing Developmental Theory, Clinical Theory, and a Relentless Dyadic, Bidirectional, Interactively Regulated Field	4

Ethics of Climate Responsibility and Eco-Anxiety	3
The Door in the Wall: Suspended Between Reality and Unconscious Fantasy	3
Françoise Dolto Between Relational Thinking and Freudian Metapsychology	3
Who Gets to Be a Child? Clinical and Cultural Reflections on Racism, White Infantilization, and Kyle Rittenhouse	3
Collective Trauma and Political Activism: Learning from the Bereaved Families of Shot Down Ukrainian Airline Flight 752	3
Collective Trauma and Splitting	3
Waiting for Resonance with the Unconscious: A Reply to Corpt and Rodin	3
Belonging and Its Discontents	3
A Brief Conversation with Robert Jay Lifton	3
A Wish for an Implicated Psychoanalysis: Some Notes from Chile	2
The Analyst’s Vocation: Adrienne Harris’s “You Must Remember This.”	2
Disociación: Defensa y/o Déficit en la Formación de un Pseudo-Self	2
Ferenczi’s “Wise Baby”: Enigma’s Promise and the Hope for Translation in the Face of Intromission	2
Kinship Object: A Creation Engendered from the Bewilderment of a Pillaged World	2
The (Un) Examined Life Is Not Worth Living	2
Danger and Discovery, Privilege and Possibility: Response to Goldner and Malamed	2
Après Coup of “Romantic Bonds, Binds, and Ruptures: Couples on the Brink”	2
Free Associating to Muriel Dimen	2
Understanding Diffraction as an Aspect of Working with Metaphor	2
How Do We Stay Awake? Discussion of Daniel Levy and Boaz Shalgi’s “Imagination and Fantasy: The Dialectic Nature of the Encounter with Trauma and Dissociation	2
The Untelling	2
De-Pathologizing Colonial Traumas and Colonial Lives: A Response to Shari Appollon	2
Beyond Discontent: Dialogues on Subjectivity and Belonging	2
Fractal Seams and the Spaces in Between: Transpersonal Perspectives on the Liminal in Analytic Process	2
Autotheory, Critical and Clinical	2
Inside Out and Upside Down: Winnicott’s Fear of Breakdown	2
Sharin’ the Love of So Many Ideas	2
Splitting as Segregation in the American Psychoanalytic Institution	2
Being the Brick: Notes Toward Thinking About the Clinical Utility of Trans Negativity	2
Talking in a Time of Violent Destruction: Introduction to a Dialogue Between Orna Guralnik and Christine Harb	2
Playing in Time: A Discussion of Smadar Steinbock’s “A Look at Chapter Four of Winnicott’s Playing and Reality Through the Prism of its Modalities of Temporality”	2
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 34-3	2
Stuttering	2
Thinking Race: Exploring the Scene of Racial Enactment	2
Intersubjective Exchange between Discussants and Author: Reply to Garth Stevens and Julie Gerhardt	2
A Reverie in Play – Playing in Reverie: Discussion of Elena Molinari’s and Violet Pietrantonio’s “Working Through Transformations in Play”	1
Climate Crisis and Psychoanalytic Responsibility: “There Is No Such Thing...”	1
Editor’s Note: Scratching the Surface: What Does How We Look Have to Do with Who We Are?	1
The Fierce Urgency of Now: The Case for Including the Environmental Field in Clinical Work	1
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 34-4	1
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 32-4	1
Adieu, Elephant Mother	1
Introduction	1
Where Is My Mother? Childhood Trauma and the Configuration of the Self	1
Francoise Dolto, the French Child Psychoanalyst Emerging from the Shadows	1
What’s Repaired in Reparations: A Conversation Among Psychoanalytic and Social Activists	1
Twinship’s Dark Doppelganger: Janus-Faced Belonging Under Right-Wing Populism	1
Victor Erice’s Film The Spirit of the Beehive : A Coded Warning Against Submission in the Aftermath of the Spanish Civil War	1
The Way We Say Good-Bye: Discussion of Sharon Picard’s Paper “The End of the Hour”	1
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 33-3	1

Introduction to the Après Coup of “Deconstructing Difference: Gender, Splitting, and Transitional Space”	1
Not Evil, Just Sad: Racial Melancholia and its Agonies	1
Looking Up at the Stars from the Middle of the Lake: Dare We Speak of Spirit? A Model of Psychedelic Consciousness for Psychoanalysis	1
Emigration (Refugee-Hood) During War: Personal and Analytic Reflections	1
Owning the Responsibility of Shame and Erasure. A Response to Shabad’s Article “Owing and Being Owed: Shame and the Responsibility Toward Other”	1
Love is Louder	1
Surf Time with Adam: Five Waves Make the Set	1
On Our Own or Together – A Reply to Holmes and Straker	1
Reflections on Boyhood as a Non/Human State	1
The Wish for Breakdown	1
Emotional Super Glue: A Response to Hoskins-Murphy’s “Close to the Bone”	1
Autotheory is Always Arriving	1
Reflection, Representation, and Diffraction in the Analytic Process Based Upon Quantum Theory	1
Splitting	1
What Remains Untold in the Untelling: A Commentary on Robert Grossmark’s “The Untelling”	1
Rediscovering a Sensitivity for the Environment in the Clinical Encounter	1
Speaking in Tongues: Notes on a Linguistic Trip	1
Psychoanalysts: The Climate Movement Wants YOU	1
The Intercorporeal Unconscious: A Reply to Discussions by Wolff-Bernstein and Kabasakalian-McKay	1
Laplanche in the Consulting Room: An Emerging Paradigm for Psychoanalytic Therapeutic Action	1
Coda: Widening the Scope of Psychoanalysis	1
There and Then: Reflections on a Spreading Absence	1
The Role of Shame in Cults, from Recruitment to Recovery	1
On Splitting	1
The Pseudo-Self: Dissociation and Feeling Disorders: Reply to Discussions	1
Witnessing in Action: Linkages Between Trauma and Social Activism	1
Form, Shape, and Content of an Industrious Unconscious—Becoming with Noisy Storks	1
Relational Doings in the Medio-Passive Register: A Discussion of Christian Sell’s “Medio-Passive Agency in Psychoanalysis: Responding to Hopelessness and Despair in the Therapeutic Relationship”	1
Fear of Breakdown – the Dissolution of Fear	1
Expansion and Regression: Reply to Discussions	1
Memory, “Rememory,” Duppies , and Time	1
Sensitivity and Birds in a Red Sky: Finding Relationality in an Environmental Dialogue – Reply to Federici, Somers, and Stothart	1
What’s in Your Suitcase? Clothes, Compulsive Shopping and Packing Communicate the Unspeakable	1
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 34-6	1
The Therapist’s Struggle to Hold Hope When All Seems Lost	1
The Good Object Process as Developmental Achievement	1
Why Smudge Race?	1
The Repetition of the Quotidian: Moods, Culture, and Trauma	1
The Holding of the Future in the Mind of the Analyst as an Essential Psychic Need of the Patient: Reply to Steven Cooper and Peter Goldberg	1
The Ice is Melting … in a Drink, Best Served with Ma (間):What Happens When Autotheorist and Reader Meet in the Evocative Space	1
When What Preserves Tears Me Apart: The Lytic, the Therapeutic, the Impossible	1