Click Here to Read: Freud and Dora: repressing an oppressed identity by Michael Billig, to appear in the British Journal of Social Psychology, now on the Virtual Faculty website.
‘Dora’ Ida Bauer/Adler
Category: Papers
Pictures at a (Klimt) Exhibition
Click here to read “Music at an Exhibition: Gustav Klimt’s Drawings at the Getty Museum” by Lynne Oliva, Psy.D.
Lynne Oliva, a psychoanalyst in LA takes us on a Klimt tour at the Getty exhibition, which closed recently. She gives a personal sense of the musicality she felt moving through these pictures at an exhibition.
Those of us in NYC or who visit can get the flavor of Klimt’s drawings at the Neuegalarie.
N. Szajnberg, MD, Managing Editor
The Three Gorgons (1901), Albertina Museum, Vienna
Studies for Goldfish (1901), J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles
Victor Chu on The Psychology of Shame
Shame on who? And what to do about it.
N. Szajnberg, MD Intro to Victor Chu’s Shanghai Congress Paper
Victor Chu, born in China has been practicing as a psychoanalyst and also is a Zen meditator. He attended the Shanghai IPA meeting and presented this paper on Shame, a major concern in China.
He writes an informal note about his subsequent visit with his German-born wife and daughter as they continued on a Zen tour of China: Thanks for the immediate response. Of course you can publish my paper on IP.net. It’s a great honor for me. Continue reading Victor Chu on The Psychology of Shame
Refocusing the Neurocognitive Approach to Dreams
Click Here to Read: Refocusing the Neurocognitive Approach to Dreams: A Critique of the Hobson Versus Solms Debate G. by William Domhoff on the Dream Research.net website.
This already article originally appeared as: Domhoff, G. W. (2005). Refocusing the neurocognitive approach to dreams: A critique of the Hobson versus Solms debate. Dreaming, 15, 3-20 and appears here with all requisite rights and permissions.
William Domhoff
“Twinned Brothers” : the Parallel Personalities of Timon and Hamlet
Freud and the Rebbe by Joseph H. Berke
The absurdities in psychoanalysis and science that make psychoanalysis a science: Reasons sociology, epistemology, ontology and metaphysics why psychoanalysis is a science: Meaninglessness
“Government Aid or Self-Help” by Alfred Adler
Ellen Pinsky on Psychoanalytic “Love Juice” in Threepenny Review
Ellen Pinsky on Psychoanalytic “Love Juice”
Remember Bottom, the ass who begins to believe he is handsome when intoxicated Queen Titania treats him handsomely? Yes, the Bottom of Shakespeare’s Midsummer Night’s Dream.
Ellen Pinsky directs us to Shakespeare to think about the too abstract phrase, erotic transference, an experience more toxic than the words grasp, what Freud referred to as combustible.
Let’s listen to what she conjures us. Then, click the link at the end of the article to read more in Threepenny Review.
N. Szajnberg, MD, Managing Editor
Psychoanalysis by Ellen Pinsky
How does the thing work? Two people meet privately and regularly; they Continue reading Ellen Pinsky on Psychoanalytic “Love Juice” in Threepenny Review
