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Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy in China: Volume 3 Number 1

Editor : David E. Scharff

Table of Contents

Editorial Introduction
David E. Scharff

Section One: Culture and Psychoanalysis
Shame East and West: similarities, differences, culture, and self
Michael Stadter and Gao Jun

Chinese culture and psychoanalysis
Peter Loewenberg

Femininity and masculinity in Chinese culture
Wang Huan

Rereading Klein’s “Some reflections on ‘The Oresteia’”—the evolution of the mother-daughter relationship in four generations of Chinese women
Xu Jianqin (Jane Xu)

Commentary: “Rereading Klein’s ‘Some reflections on “The Oresteia” ’—the evolution of the mother—daughter relationship in four generations of Chinese women”, by Xu Jianqin (Jane Xu)
Jill Savege Scharff

Section Two: Population, Trauma, and Mental Health
Editor’s introduction: Nicholas Eberstadt’s “China’s demographic prospects to 2040 and their implications: an overview”
David E. Scharff

China’s demographic prospects to 2040 and their implications: an overview
Nicholas Eberstadt

Traumatised women—organised violence
Sverre Varvin and Eivor Lægreid

Section Three: Clinical Matters
A family with oedipal dynamics
Li Yanling

Discussion: “A family with oedipal dynamics” by Li Yanling, with David E. Scharff
Elizabeth Palacios

Brief intervention with a Chinese family of a school-refusing fourteen-year-old girl
David E. Scharff and Janine Wanlass

The setting in online video psychotherapy
Duan Haoning

Discussion: “The setting in online video psychotherapy” by Duan Haoning
Zhang Peichao

Section Four: Going Online in the Time of COVID-19
Driven to teletherapy
Jill Savege Scharff

On the use of teleanalysis during COVID-19 in Panama
Yolanda Varela

Section Five: Book Reviews
Preface to the Chinese edition of The Matrix of the Mind: Object Relations and the Psychoanalytic Dialogue, by Thomas H. Ogden, translated by Yin Yiting
Introduced by Thomas H. Ogden and Reviewed by Yin Yiting