The influence of values in psychoanalysis: The case of female psychology

Male and Female in a Changing Analytic World

“…We are all familiar with the early challenges to the concept of penis envy by Horney (1933) and Thompson (1964) and the more recent criticisms of a male-oriented view of psychodynamics by Baker-Miller (1985), Moulton (1970), Notman (1982), and Person (1983). These analysts have questioned the classical analyst's views of women.…”

Creative arts in occupational therapy: ancient history or contemporary practise?

“…Others have offered more specific criticisms. The overemphasis on the dyadic relationship as a closed system is criticized by some authors, including Karasu (1990), and the patriarchal bias, inadequate conception of gender and age stereotyping in psychodynamic theory is discussed in Person (1983) and Eichenbaum and Orbach (1983). Within occupational therapy, perhaps the most noted critic of psychodynamic models is Gary Kielhofner (1983;.…”

Becoming (and Remaining) an Analyst in Latin America

“…After examining the various contributions on analytic neutrality and its relationship with countertransference (Bion, 1959(Bion, , 1962Grinberg, 1956Grinberg, , 1963Grunberger, 1973;Heimann, 1950, Hinshelwood, 1999Hoffer, 1985;Jacobs, 1999;Joseph, 1965Joseph, , 1983Kernberg, 1965Kernberg, , 1975Kernberg, , 1976Kernberg, , 1990Leider, 1984;Little, 1951;Loewald, 1960;Makari, 1997;Meissner, 1993;Michels and Oldam, 1983;MoneyKyrle, 1956;Person, 1963;Pick, 1989;Ramzy, 1965;Reich, 1951;Sandler, 1976;Segal, 1977;Schafer, 1983;Shapiro, 1984;Winnicott, 1947;Wolf, 1993), I will expose the way I now visualize this concept. This may amount to another attempt to find a useful version of it, but after my revision, the conviction of its importance and centrality in the analytic attitude became stronger.…”