The Annual of Psychoanalysis, V. 26/27

Volume 26/27 is true to the heritage of this distinguished series. It offers readers a rich harvest of contemporary insights about psychoanalysis, including its history and evolution, its continuing clinical refinement, and its scholarly applicatio

Jerome A. Winer

Part I: The Annual Prize Paper: The Psychoanalyst as Clinician.Abrams, How Child and Adult Analysis Inform and Misinform One Another. Part II: Gedo Symposium Papers.Freedman, Obsessiveness in Context. Gardner, On Seeing Stars, Halos, and Other Illuminations: Some Speculations about Vincent van Gogh. Gedo, The Self-Portrait as Covert Message: the van Gogh-Gauguin Exchange. Gunther, Recalled Dreams as a Stimulus for Self-Analysis. Muller, Modes and Functions of Sublimation. Wilson, Analyzability Redux: From "Analyzable" to "Preparable for Analysis." Wilson, Alberto Giacometti's Woman with Her Throat Cut: Multiple Meanings and Methodology. Part III: Clinical Psychoanalysis.Newman, The Usable Analyst: The Role of the Affective Engagement of the Analyst in Reaching Usability. Hoit, Response to Kenneth Newman's "The Usable Analyst." Otte, The Child Psychoanalyst as Clinician: The Perils of Parental Projection. Sripada, A Comparison of a Failed Supervision and a Successful Supervision of the Same Psychoanalytic Case. Part IV: Psychoanalysis and the Arts.Friedman, Nabokov's Lolita: A Psychoanalytic Study. Friedman, Form and Content in van Gogh's Crows Over the Wheat Field. Meissner, Love and Sexuality in the Life and Art of Vincent van Gogh. Neutzel, Psychoanalysis as a Dramatic Art.