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KEY PAPERS ON BORDERLINE DISORDERS WITH IJP INTERNET DISCUSSION REVIEWS KEY PAPERS ON BORDERLINE DISORDERS WITH IJP INTERNET DISCUSSION REVIEWS edited by Paul Williams lnternationa1)ournal of Psychoanalysis Key Papers Series Series Editors: Paul Williams and Glen 0. Gabbard KARNAC LONDON NEW YORK Fitrst published in 2002 by First published in 2002 by HK.a rKnaacm Baco o(kBso Lotkds. )L td. 61 1P8e Fmibncrohkleey B Ruoialddi,n Lgosn, dLoonn dNoWn 3N 5WHlTO 6RE Reprinted 2003 Arrangement, Introduction copyright 0 2002 Institute of Psychoanalysis; chapters 1-5 copyright 0 2002 Institute of Psychoanalysis, republished by permission of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis. The rights of Paul Williams to be identified as the author of this work have been asserted in accordance with $$ 77 and 78 of the Copyright Design and Patents Act 1988. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without the prior written permission of the publisher. British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data A C.I.P. for this book is available from the British Library ISBN 197 885 517 855 257745 32 74 0 Produced for Kamac Books Ltd by The Studio Publishing Services Ltd, 4A Brookside Units, Vemy Bridge, Exeter EX4 8JN Printed and bound in Great Britain by Biddles Ltd, www.6iddles.co.uk CONTENTS SERIES PREFACE vii Introduction 1 1: Thick- and thin-skinned organisations and enactment in borderline and narcissistic disorders by Anthony W. Baternan la: Intemet discussion review by Paul Williams 2: The central phobic position: a new formulation of the free association method by Andre' Green 2a: Internet discussion review by Paul Williams 3: The unconscious and psychosis: some considerations on the psychoanalytic theory of psychosis by Franco de Masi 3a: Internet discussion review by Denise Cullington Roberts vi KEY PAPERS ON BORDERLINE DISORDERS 4: Psychopathology and primitive mental states by Robert Caper 4a: Internet discussion review by Paul Williams 5: Problems of female sexuality: the defensive function of certain phantasies about the body by Lmedana Micati Squitieri 5a: Internet discussion review by Paul Williams SERIES PREFACE The International lournal of Psychoanalysis Key Papers Series This series brings together the most important psychoanalytic papers in the journal's eighty-year history, in a series of accessible monographs. The idea behind the series is to approach the Ips intellectual resource from a variety of perspectives in order to highl~ghti mportant domains of psychoanalytic enquiry. It is hoped that these volumes will be of interest to psychoanalysts, students of the discipline and, in particular, to those who work and write from an interdisciplinary standpoint. The ways in which the papers in the monographs are grouped will vary: for example, a number of 'themed' monographs will take as their subject important psycho- analytic topics, while others will stress interdisciplinary links (between neuroscience, anthropology, philosophy etc. and psycho- analysis). Still others will contain review essays on, for example, film and psychoanalysis, art and psychoanalysis and the worldwide IJP Internet Discussion Group, which debates important papers before they appear in the printed journal (cf. www.iipa.org). The aim of all the monographs is to provide the reader with a substantive contribution of the highest quality that reflects the principal concerns of contemporary psychoanalysts and those with .. . Vlll KEY PAPERS ON BORDERLINE DISORDERS whom they are in dialogue. We hope you will find the monographs rewarding and pleasurable to read. Paul Williams and Glen 0. Gabbard Joint Editors-inchief, International Journal of Psychoanalysis London, 2002 Introduction PETER FONAGY, London This book grew out of technical innovation. Not only at the level of therapeutic technique, although to be sure there is a considerable amount of that too. The rapid growth of the internet has enabled the psychoanalytic community to comment on emerging psychoanalytic ideas almost before they have been fully formulated. The papers that were to appear in the International Joumal of Psychoanalysis were posted on its website and discussed by an international audience of remarkable intellectual force and nimbleness. David Tuckett as journal editor responded with his customary nimbleness of mind to create this electronic forum for debate linked to the Joumal before any other similar electronic auditoria were created. Joseph Sandler, in his role as the first website editor (the last editorial role of an unparalleled career), benignly supe~i~ethde debate. The innova- tive paradigm of key theoretical contributions contextualised by concurrent international peer discussion gives this volume a very special signhcance. It might point the way towards resolving the long-standing struggle of psychoanalysis with creating a truly integrated knowledge base. Some might liken the evolution of psychoanalytic knowledge to one that has grown in the style of a stamp-collection. Its progress is
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