Bulletin of the Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, 1972-1994 | NCP-LA

By Dr. Vladimir Melamed

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Collection Overview

Title: Bulletin of the Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, 1972-1994

ID: RG-38/RG-38

Primary Creator: The Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society (1970s -- 1990s)

Extent: 1.0 Boxes

Languages: English

Abstract

This Collection comprises issues of the Bulletins published by the Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society in the 1970s -- 1990s

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Reflections on theory and practice of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in applied medical terms.

Psychoanalytic discourse, reviews of the psychoanalytic practice and literature.

Collection Historical Note

The Southern California Institute for Psychoanalytic Medicine and then The Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society was a post-Split organization since 1950.

Overall the founder of this organization saw medicalization of Psychoanalysis and the practice of it in the reformed practical terms.

Biographical Note

It is the same as the Southern California Institute for Psychoanalytic Medicine.

They modified the name of the organization in the begiinning of the 1970s

Box and Folder Listing

Item 9: RG-38.09, Bulletin of S. CA Psychoanalytic Institute, No. 63, Winter 1982, Winter 1982

Bulletin of S. CA Psychoanalytic Institute, No. 63, Winter 1982

Subject/Index Terms:: Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, History; Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute, psychoanalytic organization, 1960s; Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, bulletins; Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society, publications; Documents from the NCP-LA Archive; Bulletin of S. CA Psychoanalytic Institute, No. 63, Winter 1982; Kato van Leeuwen, psychoanalytic discourse, child psychology; Fierce opposition to the Kohut works from many of his colleagues, tense atmosphere at the congress; Heinz Kohut, In Memoriam, 1913 -- 1981; Heinz Kohut, Introspection, Empathy and Psychoanalysis, 1957, a nodal point in Psychoanalysis; Heinz Kohut, his conception that psychoanalysis is to expand beyond traditional observations, 1957; Heinz Kohut, immersion into the subjective experience of another; Heinz Kohut, Appropriate selfobjects are necessary form birth throughout life, conception; Theory and Science of Psychoanalysis, Psychology and Existential Philosophy, Heinz Kohut, the Man; Six letters of Sigmund Freud to the Ortholaryngologist, predicament and drama of his life, 1938; Art of History, a regression by the scholar akin to psychoanalytic transference; The Historian immerse himself into the materials of his subject, Art of History; Historians observe, study and interpret by the means of Einfuehlen, Empathy, immersing in the Past; Each confrontation with the Self and the external world is also a meeting with the individual, past; Freud in Psychoanalysis integrated more closely the world of body and soul; Freud demonstrated in theory and practice the interrelationship of mental and physical states; It is a misconception to apply psychoanalysis to historical factology, Stannard, discourse; The Theory of Psychoanalysis explains so much, it is the therapy that leaves unresolved problems; David Stannard, Shrinking History, On Freud and the Failure of Psychohistory, review by P. Loewenber

Creators:: The Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute and Society (1970s -- 1990s)