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Contemporary Psychoanalysis and Jewish Thought: Answering a Question with More Questions

Editor : Libby Henik, Editor : Lewis Aron

Table of Contents

Introduction

Part One: Clinical Presentation
1. "You are Requested to Raise Your Eyes and See": The Reconstruction of Religious and Psychoanalytic Belief during the Analytic Encounter
Mitchel Becker

2. God at an Impasse: Devotion, Social Justice, and the Psychoanalytic Subject
Sue Grand

3. This Bread Is Not My Body: Biblical Manna as a Psychoanalytic Paradigm
Moshe Halevi Spero

4. God's Influence on my Psychoanalytic Vision and Values
Lewis Aron

Part Two: Biblical Commentary
5. In the Beginning, There Was... Envy
Libby Henik

6. The Unthinkable Satanic: A Psychoanalytic Insight into the Shofar as Sympton
Rabbi Aton Holzer

7. Abraham Bound and Unbound: The Akedah
Avivah Zornberg

Part Three: Historical Content
8. Trauma, Gender, and the Stories of Jewish Women: The Other Within
Jill Salberg

9. Fearing the Theoretical Other: The Legacy of Kohut's Erasure of the Analyst's Trauma
Ilene Philipson

10. Give Me Permission to Remember: Judith S. Kestenberg and the Memory of the Holocaust
Klara Naszkowska

11. Freud's Moses, Schoenberg's Moses: Two Expressions of Trauma
Pamela Cooper-White