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Reflections on Contemporary Psychoanalytic Thought: The Lisbon Lectures

Editor : Rui Aragão Oliveira, Editor : Maria José Gonçalves, Editor : João Diniz

Table of Contents

Acknowledgements
About the editors and contributors
Introduction

Part I
Psychoanalysis and contemporaneity

Introduction by Maria José Gonçalves
1. The institutional dynamics of psychoanalysis: the effect of the “development threatening idea”
R. D. Hinshelwood

Introduction by Maria José Gonçalves
2. Freud and culture
Éric Smadja

Introduction by João Seabra Diniz
3. The disappeared: a sorrow without dreams
Leopold Nosek

Introduction by Rui Aragão Oliveira
4. Virtual space, identity, and psychoanalysis: a new world or a dreadful voyage?
Andrea Marzi

Introduction by João Seabra Diniz
5. Contemporary hysterical body
Fernando Orduz

Introduction by Rui Aragão Oliveira
6. Connecting the International Psychoanalytical Association to our psychoanalytical community
Sérgio Eduardo Nick

Introduction by João Seabra Diniz
7. From the glass slipper to the glass ceiling
Virginia Ungar

Part II
Theory of psychoanalytic technique

Introduction by Rui Aragão Oliveira
8. Towards a two-track model for psychoanalysis
Howard B. Levine

Introduction by João Seabra Diniz
9. Who is killing what or whom: some notes on the internal phenomenology of suicide
David Bell

Introduction by Rui Aragão Oliveira
10. Achieving the elasticity of technique: Sándor Ferenczi’s psychoanalytic project and journey
Franco Borgogno

Introduction by Maria José Gonçalves
11. Ferenzci’s ideas in contemporary psychoanalysis: Ferenczi’s contribution to the psychoanalytic theory of trauma and further developments
Luis J. Martín Cabré

Final thoughts
Index