Locating Transference

First published in 1993. This is Volume 13, No 4 of the Psychoanalytic Inquiry which focuses on locating transference: actuality and illusion in the psychoanalytic encounter. The interrelation between actuality and illusion within the clincal encounter is a subject that has influenced the tehory and pratcice of psychoanalysis since its beginnings, particulary with regard to how clinicians identify and construe the transference. <p>Dedication, <i>Joseph D. Lichtenberg, M. D. </i>Prologue, <i>Gail S. Reed, Ph.D. and Howard B. Levine, M. D., Issue Editors</i><br>- Countertransference Strain and the Use of the Analyst, <i>Elsa First, M. A. </i>- Aspects of Reality, and the Focus of Interpretation, <i>Michael Feldman, F. R. C. Psych </i>- The Analyst's experience in the Psychoanalytic Situation: A Continuum Between Objective and Subjective Reality, <i>Alan Z. Skolnikoff, M.D. </i>- Structural Actualities of the Transference and Their Effects on the Analyst's Functions, <i>Stanley L. Olinick, M. D. </i>- Unconscious Fantasy and Theories of Technique, <i>Frederic J. Levine, Ph.D. </i>- Is Love in the Analytic Relationship "Real"?, <i>Axel Hoffer, M. D. </i>- Slaying the Dragons of the Past or Cooking the Hare In the Present: A Historical View on Affects in the Psychoanalytic Encounter, <i>Andre Haynal, M. D. and Ernst Falzeder, Ph.D. </i>- Reality and Psychic Reality in Ernst Kris's Last Papers: An Attempt to Update His Findings, <i>Martin S. Bergmann </i>- Actuality and Illusion in the Transference: A Brief Discussion, <i>Howard B. Levine, M. D., Issue Editor</i><br>Epilogue: Actuality, Illusion, and Clinical Authority, <i>Gail S. Reed, Ph.D., Issue Editor</i></p>