The Annual of Psychoanalysis, V. 22
The Annual of Psychoanalysis, V. 22 by Jerome A. Winer
English | 1994 | ISBN: 0881631353, 9780881631357, B00CXQ5TCS | 312 Pages | PDF | 6.54 MB
English | 1994 | ISBN: 0881631353, 9780881631357, B00CXQ5TCS | 312 Pages | PDF | 6.54 MB
Volume 22 of The Annual of Psychoanalysis begins with the provocative reflections of Jane Flax and Robert Michels on the current status and future prospects of psychoanalysis a century after Freud. Flax believes that analysis will not survive in the postmodern West if analysts cling to the medical model and the notion of analysis as a clinical science; Michels believes analysis will be revivified in the next century by reorganizing its training institutes within universities. A section on "Psychoanalysis and the Visual Arts" includes John Gedo's probing examination of the inner world of Paul Gauguin and William Meissner's reflections on Vincent van Gogh as artist. Johann Michael Rotmann's examination of the transferential meanings of third-party payment within Germany's health insurance system is a timely consideration of issues that are increasingly salient for American analysts and therapists.