Volume 64 (2023), Edition 1

The author understands bisexuality – not only in the psychological sense – as the basis of all gender identities and every gender identity as the formation of a compromise, which can also be revoked again. Instead of always describing new gender...

The author argues that the implications from Freud’s discoveries in Beyond the Pleasure Principle have not yet been fully drawn in the theory of structural psychoanalysis, but especially not in treatment technique. With regard to the structure of...

Interpretation of latent, unconscious fully formed meanings remains at the heart of the analytic understanding and application of the treatment of neurotic organizations. However, clinical experience with patients whose difficulties lie beyond...

Some of the most severely disturbed patients who primarily experience their bodies as alien have had breakdowns in infancy (Winnicott, 1991 [1974]), also resulting in the insufficient psychological integration of their bodies. How does this manifest...