Contemporary Psychoanalysis
Cumulative Author Index
Volume 1 (1965) - Present

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Wachtel, P.L. (1973) Discussion of E. Ortof "Cognitive changes in psychotherapy: A case illustration." CP, 9:371-373.

Wachtel, P.L. (1982) Vicious circles: The self and the rhetoric of emerging and unfolding. CP, 18:259-272.

Wachtel, P.L. (1982) Reply to discussion of "Vicious circles: The self and the rhetoric of emerging and unfolding." CP, 18:280-282.

Wachtel, P.L. & Lichtenberg, J (1986) Symposium. "From neutrality to personal revelation": Patterns of influence in the analytic relationship. CP, 22:60-86.

Wachtel, P.L. (2003) The Surface and the Depths: The Metaphor of Depth in Psychoanalysis and the Ways in Which It Can Mislead. CP, 39-1, pp.5-26.

Wagner, J.W. (2005) Psychoanalytic Bias Against the Elderly Patient:  Hiding Our Fears Under Developmental Millstone's.   CP, 41:1, pp.77-92.

Wahl, C.W. (1974) Psychoanalysis of the rich, the famous and the influential. CP, 10:71-77.

WakeField, J.C. & Horwitz, A.V. (2008) Noonday Demons and Midnight Sorrows: Biology and Meaning in Disordered and Normal Sadness. CP, 44-4, pp. 551-570.

Walker, E. Martin (2005) Book Review. James W. Jones, “Terror and Transformation:  The Ambiguity of Religion in Psychoanalytic Perspective”. CP. 41:3, pp. 567

Warshaw , S.C. (2006) Book Review:  Jill Bellinson, Children’s Use of Board Games in Psychotherapy. CP, 42:12

Watson, R.I. (1994) The clinical use of the analyst's dreams of the patient. CP, 30:510-521.

Watson, R.I. (1996) Symposium: "Interpersonal approached to the borderline patient." The discovery of the borderline patient through countertransference. CP, 32:80-85.

Weber, S. L. (2006) Doubt, Arrogance, and Humility.   CP, 42:213-224.

Weinberg, H. (1988) Symposium. "Traditional issues in the life cycle of the psychoanalyst." CP, 24:452-461.

Weinberg, H. (1989) Clinical aspects of friendliness and friendship. CP, 25:357-370.

Weiner Katz, W. (2008) Book Review: Erik Erickson and the American Psyche: Ego Ethics and Evolution by Daniel Burston. CP, 44-4, pp. 622-628.

Weinstein, E.A. (1973) Symbolization and the Whorf-Sapir hypothesis. CP, 9:133-153.

Weinstein, E.A. (1990) Vygotsky revisited. CP, 26:1-15.

Weisman, S.K. (2002) James M. Herzog, Father Hunger: Explorations with Adults and Children. CP, 38:554(bot)-559.

Weiss, J. (1990) The centrality of adaptation. CP, 26:660-676.

Weiss. J. (1994) The analyst's task: To help the patient carry out his plan. CP, 30:236-254.

Weissbourd, K. (2004) Book Review: Julia Kristeva, Melanie Klein. CP, 40:2, pp. 304-309.

Weissbourd, K. (2006) Book Review:  Lewis Kirshner, Having a Life:  Self Pathology After Lacan. CP, 42: 118-124.

Wertsch, J.V. (1990) A meeting of paradigms: Vygotsky and psychoanalysis. CP, 26:53-73.

West, L.J. (1968) The Othello syndrome: A fresh look at the Oedipus complex. CP, 4:103-110.

White, K.P. (1991) Symposium. "Learning, practicing, and teaching psychoanalysis": A home-in-the-mind. CP, 27:311-323.

White, K. P. (2002) Surviving Hating and Being Hated: Some Personal Thoughts About Racism from a Psychoanalytic Perspective. CP, 38:401-422.

White, M.J. (1977) Sullivan on treatment. CP, 13:317-346.

Whyte, L.L. (1974) The unconscious in history. CP, 10:379-388.

Wigren, J. (1999) As hardly killed, as easily wounded: Posttraumatic challenges to the working alliance. CP, 35:253-270.

Wilden, A. (1973) On Lacan: Psychoanalysis, language and communication. CP, 9:445-470.

Will, O.A. (1965) Schizophrenia and the psychotherapeutic field. CP, 1:1-29.

Will, O.A. (1965) The schizophrenic patient, the psychotherapist and the consultant. CP, 1:110-135.

Will, O.A. (1967) Discussion of W. Bonime "A case of depression in a homosexual young man." CP, 3:14-20.

Will, O.A. (1969) The reluctant patient, the unwanted psychotherapist and coercion. CP, 5:1-31.

Will, O.A. (1973) Catatonic behavior in schizophrenia. CP, 9:29-58.

Will, O.A. (1979) Comments on the professional life of the psychotherapist. CP, 15:560-576.

Winer, R. (2001) Evil in the Mind of the Therapist. CP, 37:613-622.

Wilner, W. (1975) The nature of intimacy. CP, 11:206-226.

Wilner. W. (1998) Experience, metaphor, and the crucial nature of the analyst's expressive participation. CP, 34:413-444.

Wilner, W. (1998) Working experientially in psychoanalysis. CP, 34:591-596.

Wilner, W. (1999) The un-conciousing of awareness in psychoanalytic therapy. CP, 617-628.

Wilner, W. (2000) A legacy of self: The unique psychoanalytic perspective of Benjamin Wolstein. CP, 36:267-280.

Wilner, W. (2006) The Analyst’s Embeddedness and the Emergence of Unconscious Experience. CP, 42:13-30.

Wilson, A. & Weinstein, L. (1990) Language, thought, and interiorization: A Vygotskian and psychoanalytic perspective. CP, 26:24-40.

Witenberg, E.G. (1971) Discussion of A.B. Szalita "The relevance of family interviewing for psychoanalysis." CP, 8:47.

Witenberg, E.G. (1972) Horoscopes and other scientific phenomena. CP, 8:139-148.

Witenberg, E.G. (1973) Is the future here? CP, 9:124-127.

Witenberg, E.G. (1974) Discussion of E.A. Levenson "Changing concepts of intimacy in psychoanalytic practice." CP, 10:369-371.

Witenberg, E.G. (1974) Some notes on narcissism. CP, 10:465-468.

Witenberg, E.G. (1975) On Erich Fromm's 75th year. CP, 11:389-389.

Witenberg, E.G. (1976) Symposium. "Problems in terminating psychoanalysis." CP, 12:335-338.

Witenberg, E.G. (1977) Ernest G. Schachtel, 1903-1975. CP, 13:159.

Witenberg, E.G. (1977) The inner game of psychoanalysis. CP, 13:387-398.

Witenberg, E.G. (1980) Welcome to conference. CP, 16:269-270.

Witenberg, E.G. (1984) Welcoming address to W.A. White Institute 40th Anniversary conference: Psychoanalytic controversies and the interpersonal tradition. CP, 20:169-173.

Witenberg, E.G. (1987) Clinical innovations and theoretical controversy. CP, 23:183-198.

Witenberg, E.G. (1990) Memorial to Edward S. Tauber, M.D. CP, 26:181-183.

Witenberg, E.G. (1992) Memorial to John L. Schimel, M.D. Eulogy. CP, 28:395-397. Introduction 401-402.

Witenberg, E.G. (1997) Book review. A prophetic analyst: Erich Fromm's contribution to psychoanalysis. CP, 33: 334-339.

Wittkin-Sasso, G. (1991) Symposium. "What do women want"? A female analyst's use of Ddesrie. CP, 27:687- 695.

Wittkin-Sasso, G. (2002) Book Review. Arthur H. Feiner, Interpersonal Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Relevance, Dismissal, and Self-Definition.

Wittkower, E.D. (1973) Koro, susto, windigo. CP, 9:112-117.

Wittkower, E.D. & Weidman, H.H (1973) Magical thought and the integration of psychoanalytic and anthropological theory. CP, 9:481-501.

Wolf, E.S. (1979) Transference and countertransference in the analysis of disorders of the self. CP, 15:577-594.

Wolstein, B. (1970) The psyche in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. CP, 6:143-159.

Wolstein, B. (1972) Interpersonal relations without individuality. CP, 8:75-81.

Wolstein, B. (1972) Supervision as experience. CP, 8:165-172.

Wolstein, B. (1973) Structure of psychoanalysis. CP, 9:127-130.olstein, B. (1974) Individuality and identity. CP, 10:1-14.

Wolstein, B. (1974) "I" processes and "me" patterns. CP, 10:347-357.

Wolstein, B. (1975) Toward a conception of unique individuality. CP, 11:146-160.

Wolstein, B. (1976) A presupposition of how I work. CP, 12:186-202.

Wolstein, B. (1977) Discussion of A.H. Feiner "Countertransference and the anxiety of influence." CP, 13:16- 29.

Wolstein, B. (1977) Review essay on "Psychology, metapsychology and the evolving American school." CP, 13:126-154.

Wolstein, B. (1977) Expanding the interpretive range of psychoanalytic therapy. CP, 13:209-232.

Wolstein, B. (1977) Symposium. "Sullivan's concept of participant observation." CP, 13:381-386.

Wolstein, B. (1977) Review essay: Vintage Sullivan. CP, 13:407-411.

Wolstein, B. (1981) Review essay: Psychology of the self and immediate experience. CP, 17:136-143.

Wolstein, B. (1981) The psychic realism of psychoanalytic inquiry. CP, 17:399-412.

Wolstein, B. (1981) Commentaries on Erich Fromm: A historical note on Erich Fromm: 1955. CP, 17:481-485.

Wolstein, B. (1981) The psychic realism of psychoanalytic inquiry. CP, 17:595-606.

Wolstein, B. (1982) Review essay: The cornerstone of psychoanalysis. CP, 18:291-302.

Wolstein, B. (1982) The psychoanalytic theory of unconscious psychic experience. CP, 18:412-437.

Wolstein, B. (1983) Transference and resistance as psychic experience. CP, 19:276-294.

Wolstein, B. (1983) The pluralism of perspectives on countertransference. CP, 19:506-521.

Wolstein, B. (1983) The first person in interpersonal relations. CP, 19:522-535.

Wolstein, B. (1984) Discussion of D.P. Spence "Perils and pitfalls of free floating attention." CP, 20:64-76.

Wolstein, B. (1984) A proposal to enlarge the individual model of psychoanalytic supervision. CP, 20:131-145.

Wolstein, B. (1984) Reply to responses to "A proposal to enlarge the individual model of psychoanalytic supervision." CP, 20:148-155.

Wolstein, B. (1984) Discussion of E.A. Levenson "Harry Stack Sullivan: The web and the spider." CP, 20:204- 223.

Wolstein, B. (1985) Restructuring psychoanalysis. CP, 21:449-490.

Wolstein, B. (1985) Self knowledge through immediate experience: A response to J.D. Nason "The psychotherapy of rage." CP, 21:617-625.

Wolstein, B. (1986) Transference neuroses and resistance neuroses. CP, 22:202-217.

Wolstein, B. (1987) Experience, interpretation, self-knowledge. CP, 23:329-349.

Wolstein, B. (1987) Anxiety and the psychic center of the psychoanalytic self. CP, 23:631-658.

Wolstein, B. (1989) Ferenczi, Freud, and the origins of American Interpersonal Relations. CP, 25:672-685.

Wolstein, B. (1990) Five empirical psychoanalytic methods. CP, 26:237-256.

Wolstein, B. (1991) The Hungarian school. CP, 27:167-178.

Wolstein, B. (1992) Resistance interlocked with counteransference. CP, 28:172-190.

Wolstein, B. (1994) The evolving newness of interpersonal psychoanalysis. CP, 30:473-499.

Wolstein, B. (1994) Review essay: A rhetorical voice in the psychoanalytical wilderness. CP, 30:868-872.

Wu, J. (1994) On therapy with Asian patients. CP, 30:152-168.