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Freud in Istanbul: Turkish Contributions to Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis

Author(s) : Salman Akhtar

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
About the editor and contributors
Introduction

Part I: Historical backdrop
1. Turkey psychoanalyzed and psychoanalysis Turkified
Kutluğhan Soyubol

2. Crosscurrents between the development of psychoanalysis and self-psychology in Turkey
Yavuz Erten

3. Psychoanalysis, Turkey, and the IPA
Vamık D. Volkan

Part II: Developmental observations
4. The nuances of mother–daughter relationship in Turkish culture
Müge Alkan and Salman Akhtar

5. Fatherhood and Turkish culture
Cüneyt İşcan and Süreyya İşcan

6. Sibling relationship and some thoughts on siblings in Turkish culture
Pınar Limnili Özeren

7. The absence of adolescent-like traits in the adult psyche
Talat Parman

Part III: Cultural studies
8. The multilayered archeology of Turkish identity
M. Sağman Kayatekin and Z. Emel Kayatekin

9. An exploration of hysteria through the Turkish movie Nefret (1984)
Elif Nisan İlkmen

10. Suffering and memory of Holocaust survivors in Eytan İpeker’s The Pageant (2020)
Bella Habip

Part IV: Clinical reports
11. Incest and the role of silent mothers
Ülkü Elif Gürışık

12. Art as a way of coping with the psychotic self
Ayla Yazıcı

13. Some reflections on the psychoanalytic understanding of smells and sundry amorphous material
Cemile Serin Gürdal

14. Transforming the ‘enslaving mother’ image to ‘liberating mother’ image through the 'analyst’s womb’ in transference
Gülgün Alptekin

15. Technical challenges with bereavement in the course of an ongoing analysis
Işıl Vahip

16. Spiritual elements in psychotherapy and psychoanalysis
T. Byram Karasu

17. Some thoughts on tele-analysis in Turkey
Mine Özgüroğlu Çukurçeşme

References
Index