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Projective Identification: The Fate of a Concept

Editor : Elizabeth Spillius, Editor : Edna O'Shaughnessy

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Contents
Spillius, O'Shaughnessy, Foreword. Part I: Melanie Klein's Work. Spillius, The Emergence of Klein's Idea of Projective Identification in her Published and Unpublished Work. Klein, Notes on Some Schizoid Mechanisms. Part II: Some British Kleinian Developments. Spillius, Developments by British Kleinian Analysts. Bion, Attacks on Linking. Rosenfeld, Contribution to the Psychopathology of Psychotic States: The Importance of Projective Identification in the Ego Structure and the Object Relations of the Psychotic Patient. Joseph, Projective Identification: Some Clinical Aspects. Feldman, Projective Identification: The Analyst's Involvement. Sodré Who's Who? Notes on Pathological Identifications. Part III: The Plural Psychoanalytic Scene. Spillius, O'Shaughnessy, Introduction. 1. The British Psychoanalytic Society. O'Shaughnessy, The views of Contemporary Freudians and Independents about the Concept of Projective Identification. Sandler, The Concept of Projective Identification. 2. Continental Europe. Spillius, Introduction. Hinz, Projective Identification: The Fate of the Concept in Germany. Canestri, Projective Identification: The Fate of the Concept in Italy and Spain. Quinodoz, Projective Identification in Contemporary French-Language Psychoanalysis. 3. The United States. Spillius, Introduction. Schafer, Projective Identification in the USA: An overview. Spillius, A Brief Review of Projective Identification in American Psychoanalytic Literature. Malin, Grotstein, Projective Identification in the Therapeutic Process. Ogden, On Projective Identification. Mason, Vicissitudes of Projective Identification. 4. Latin America. Meyer, Introduction. Jarast, Projective Identification: Projections in Argentina. Massi, Projective Identification: Brazilian Variations of the Concept. Jordan-Moore, Projective identification and the Weight of Intersubjectivity. Spillius, O'Shaughnessy, Afterword