DIVISION/Review
A publication of Division 39
July 2012
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Feature Story
Division 39 practice survey: A roundtable
By Bob Prince, Ricardo Ainslie, Nancy McWilliams, Nina K. Thomas, PhD, and Steven D. Axelrod
Five psychoanalysts discuss their views on the current state of the field based upon the results of a recent Division 39 practice survey and suggest what should be done to maintain the vitality of the profession
Book Reviews
In This Issue
- Das Unbehagen
A group of mostly early career psychoanalysts and students interested in the field meet in New York to discuss the current state of psychoanalytic formation and to form a new association called Unbehagen
By David Lichtenstein
Reminiscence
- The psychoanalytic evolution of Anni Bergman and her work with Margaret Mahler
A conversation between Anni Bergman and William Fried on Bergman’s development as a psychoanalyst and especially on her work with Margaret Mahler and the psychoanalysis of children
By William Fried
Commentary
- Casual ties become casualties: Human bonds and the prevention of war
An excerpt from a talk given at a recent interdisciplinary conference entitled “Is War Inevitable?” (NYC, 2012) addresses what psychoanalysis can contribute to the prevention of war
By Steven Botticelli - Division 39 practice survey: A guide to the main results
A presentation of the data collected by a practice survey on clinical psychoanalysis conducted by the author in 2008-2010, the basis for the roundtable featured in this issue
By Steven D. Axelrod - Inclusion of psychoanalytic thought in doctoral programs of psychology: Results of a survey of APA- and CPA-accredited programs
Data and discussion of a survey of doctoral programs in psychology and their inclusion of psychoanalytic thought
By David L. Downing, Aimee Dershowitz, and Bryn Higgins
Film
- Making time: 1395 Days Without Red
A review of the collaborative film project, 1395 Days Without Red, explores two renditions of a story about the siege of Sarajevo, when time becomes the enemy
By Bettina Mathes
On Poetry
- On style as intersubjective engagement
Need Teaser
By Henry M. Seiden, PhD, ABPP
Announcements
- 2013 Johanna K. Tabin Press Book Proposal Prize submission
This prize aims to encourage Division 39 members who have not published a psychoanalytic book to submit a book proposal