Psychoanalytic Dialogues

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 2022-08-01 to 2026-08-01.)
ArticleCitations
Emancipation and Mourning: Reply to Sandra Buechler and Shlomit Yadlin-Gadot29
Dear Eyal17
Intimate Contact in the Landscape of Mortality: Commentary on Papers by Rachel Kozlowski and Kirsten Lentz17
Introduction13
The Patient’s Experience of the Analyst’s Physicality: It’s What’s on the Outside that Counts12
Un(Thinking) Race, Resisting Knowing, Restoring the Social Third11
The Moonkeepers11
Reflections on Margaret Rubin’s Analysis of Saturated, Sexualized Horror11
Asian American Experience: The Illusion of Inclusion and the Model Minority Stereotype8
The Pseudo-Self: Dissociation and Feeling Disorders8
No Fats, No Femmes, No Asians: Response to Kris Yi’s “Asian American Experience: The Illusion of Inclusion and the Model Minority Stereotype”7
Analytic Fostering7
From Witness to With-ness: Supervising in Ukraine6
Introduction6
A Discussion of Stephen Seligman’s Holding and Containing: “The Metaphor of the Baby” in Winnicott, Bion, and Klein6
Musings About “Repetition Compulsion and Sociopolitical Trauma: A Neoliberal Artifact”6
When the Analyst Dies and the Patient Goes Missing: An Ethical Crisis in Psychoanalysis6
Reply to Discussions5
Introduction5
Breakdown and Refusal: A Palestinian’s Reflection on Loss and Liberation5
Psychoanalysis as “Studio Practice”4
The Centre Cannot Hold: Comments on “The Reality of Trauma; The Trauma of Reality” by Bakó & Zana4
Hope and Capacity4
Eclipsing the Body and Other “Primitive” Notions4
Keeping the Channel Open: Psychic Deadness, and the Relational Emergence of Aliveness3
Who Gets to Be a Child? Clinical and Cultural Reflections on Racism, White Infantilization, and Kyle Rittenhouse3
Disociación: Defensa y/o Déficit en la Formación de un Pseudo-Self3
Thinking in the “We,” Where Individual and Collective Traumas Meet3
Feel Everything3
The “Unthought Mixt Subject” and Destroying Reality: Reply to Brewster and Corpt3
Collective Trauma and Splitting3
An Afghan Girl’s Exile Journey3
Times of Hearths3
Rethinking Beta Communication: From Transmission to Transformation in the Analytic Field3
Ferenczi’s “Wise Baby”: Enigma’s Promise and the Hope for Translation in the Face of Intromission3
Collective Trauma and Political Activism: Learning from the Bereaved Families of Shot Down Ukrainian Airline Flight 7523
Françoise Dolto Between Relational Thinking and Freudian Metapsychology3
Talking in a Time of Violent Destruction: Introduction to a Dialogue Between Orna Guralnik and Christine Harb3
The Untelling3
Being the Brick: Notes Toward Thinking About the Clinical Utility of Trans Negativity3
The (Un) Examined Life Is Not Worth Living2
De-Pathologizing Colonial Traumas and Colonial Lives: A Response to Shari Appollon2
A Wish for an Implicated Psychoanalysis: Some Notes from Chile2
Understanding Diffraction as an Aspect of Working with Metaphor2
Looking Up at the Stars from the Middle of the Lake: Dare We Speak of Spirit? A Model of Psychedelic Consciousness for Psychoanalysis2
Beta Communication and Osmosis2
Autotheory, Critical and Clinical2
Thinking Race: Exploring the Scene of Racial Enactment2
Splitting as Segregation in the American Psychoanalytic Institution2
Beyond Discontent: Dialogues on Subjectivity and Belonging2
Belonging and Its Discontents2
Free Associating to Muriel Dimen2
Inside Out and Upside Down: Winnicott’s Fear of Breakdown2
Laplanche in the Consulting Room: An Emerging Paradigm for Psychoanalytic Therapeutic Action2
Sharin’ the Love of So Many Ideas2
Kinship Object: A Creation Engendered from the Bewilderment of a Pillaged World2
The Analyst’s Vocation: Adrienne Harris’s “You Must Remember This.”2
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 34-32
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
Stuttering2
Fractal Seams and the Spaces in Between: Transpersonal Perspectives on the Liminal in Analytic Process2
Après Coup of “Romantic Bonds, Binds, and Ruptures: Couples on the Brink”2
What Remains Untold in the Untelling: A Commentary on Robert Grossmark’s “The Untelling”1
Emigration (Refugee-Hood) During War: Personal and Analytic Reflections1
Speaking in Tongues: Notes on a Linguistic Trip1
The Good Object Process as Developmental Achievement1
Emotional Super Glue: A Response to Hoskins-Murphy’s “Close to the Bone”1
Introduction to the Après Coup of “Deconstructing Difference: Gender, Splitting, and Transitional Space”1
Twinship’s Dark Doppelganger: Janus-Faced Belonging Under Right-Wing Populism1
There and Then: Reflections on a Spreading Absence1
The Manifold Function of Singular Words1
The Pseudo-Self: Dissociation and Feeling Disorders: Reply to Discussions1
Discussion of Danielle Novack’s “Analytic Fostering”1
Surf Time with Adam: Five Waves Make the Set1
Response to Rachel Kabasakalian-McKay1
Witnessing in Action: Linkages Between Trauma and Social Activism1
On Splitting1
Erotic Entanglements in the Search to Be and Belong: Traversing the Forcefield of Dependency and Desire1
On The Occasion Of My 60th Birthday1
Irreverence and Humor in Theory and Practice: A Resource to Help with Mystifications and Misconceptions1
The Role of Shame in Cults, from Recruitment to Recovery1
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 33-31
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 35-11
Coda: Widening the Scope of Psychoanalysis1
Victor Erice’s Film The Spirit of the Beehive : A Coded Warning Against Submission in the Aftermath of the Spanish Civil War1
What’s in Your Suitcase? Clothes, Compulsive Shopping and Packing Communicate the Unspeakable1
Editors’ Introduction: Field Notes1
Beta and the Limits of Communication: A Psychoanalytic Origin Story in Dialogue with Charles W. Dithrich’s “Beta Communication and Osmosis”1
Form, Shape, and Content of an Industrious Unconscious—Becoming with Noisy Storks1
Adieu, Elephant Mother1
Francoise Dolto, the French Child Psychoanalyst Emerging from the Shadows1
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 34-61
The Repetition of the Quotidian: Moods, Culture, and Trauma1
Courageous Transformative Moments in Treatment: A Response to Rina Lazar1
Splitting1
The Stork1
Fear of Breakdown – the Dissolution of Fear1
Sensitivity and Birds in a Red Sky: Finding Relationality in an Environmental Dialogue – Reply to Federici, Somers, and Stothart1
Making Space on the Shelf: Reply to Discussions by Jody Davies and Rachael Peltz1
The Ice is Melting … in a Drink, Best Served with Ma (間):What Happens When Autotheorist and Reader Meet in the Evocative Space1
When What Preserves Tears Me Apart: The Lytic, the Therapeutic, the Impossible1
Running from Kabul: Hopes, Dreams, and Nightmares1
Reflections on Boyhood as a Non/Human State1
Snapshot March 23, 20231
Why Smudge Race?1
Introduction1
Relationality as a New Formation of War in the Therapeutic Process1
Love is Louder1
The Therapist’s Struggle to Hold Hope When All Seems Lost1
The Intercorporeal Unconscious: A Reply to Discussions by Wolff-Bernstein and Kabasakalian-McKay1
Autotheory is Always Arriving1
Memory, “Rememory,” Duppies , and Time1
The Black and White Binary: Is There a Beyond?1
Reflection, Representation, and Diffraction in the Analytic Process Based Upon Quantum Theory1
Rediscovering a Sensitivity for the Environment in the Clinical Encounter1
In This Issue, Psychoanalytic Dialogues 34-41
Expansion and Regression: Reply to Discussions1
“How Am I Responsible?”: Evangelical White Rage and Moral Injury in the Interpassive Perpetration of White-Body Supremacy1
Editor’s Note: Scratching the Surface: What Does How We Look Have to Do with Who We Are?1
On Saving Mockingbirds: Comments on Gerhardt´s “Clinical Anecdotes Working from My Home Office: Privilege and the Haunted House Next Door”1
The Wish for Breakdown1
Not Evil, Just Sad: Racial Melancholia and its Agonies1
Asian Americans in a World of White Supremacy and Anti-Black Racism: Reply to Asibong, Merchant, and Tummala-Narra1
A Reverie in Play – Playing in Reverie: Discussion of Elena Molinari’s and Violet Pietrantonio’s “Working Through Transformations in Play”1
Objet Petit la di da , or the Jouissance of Verbal Ineptitude1
Dragging History: Mormonism and the Haunted House of U.S. Exceptionalism1
The Fierce Urgency of Now: The Case for Including the Environmental Field in Clinical Work1
Rediscovering Freedom and Responsibility through a Decolonial Psychoanalytic Lens: Discussion of Friedman & Nakash’s “Repetition Compulsion and Sociopolitical 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 Goldberg1
On Our Own or Together – A Reply to Holmes and Straker1
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