James M Herzog
Biographic Data
| ID | 5444104 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James M Herzog |
| GIVEN NAMES | James M |
| FAMILY NAME | Herzog |
| SIGNATURE | HERZOG J M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Triadic Reality, the Now System, and Maternal Desire: Thoughts on Daphne de Marneffe's Maternal Desire
Maternal desire is discussed as it coexists with and is tutored by paternal desire and the spousal relationship. Triadic reality and the Now moment are introduced as relevant variables in the regulation of all intrapsychic and interactive phenomena
Triadic reality, same sex parents and child analysis: A response to Ann Smolen's ‘Boys only! No mothers allowed’
Triadic Reality and The Capacity to Love
The author describes the concept of triadic reality, which he sees as a necessary prerequisite to healthy negotiation of the oedipal phase. Without positive representations of both parents individually—and, significantly, of both parents together in relation to the child—the child is hampered in her efforts to achieve a sense of triadic reality, resulting in difficulties in self representation and in object choice, as well as a limited capacity t…
Los degradados: Out, down, dead: Transmitted and inflicted trauma as encountered in the analysis of a 6‐year‐old girl
The author presents the analysis of a precocious traumatized little girl, which reveals the ways in which historical trauma is transmitted and intrafamilial trauma is both disguised and represented. The play as it evolves is seen to simultaneously communicate what the child struggles with and to resolutely try to hide what has actually happened. Analyst and child together participate in play which utilizes displacement, enactment and interactive …
Father Hunger and Narcissistic Deformation
The author advances the hypothesis that paternal availability and the relationship between the mother and father are crucial components of evolving character structure in children. He proposes that a kind of narcissistic pathology featuring perverse sexuality may eventuate in the absence of paternal availability and in the presence of a disordered relationship between the parents. He also suggests that the ways in which aggression is or is not mo…
Commentary on Ilany Kogan’s “On Being a Dead, Beloved Child”
(2003). Commentary on Ilany Kogan’s “On Being a Dead, Beloved Child”. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 72, No. 3, pp. 785-796
Lou Shoe’s Lament
Mother and Baby
Blood and Love
In this clinical presentation both transgenerationally transmitted and directly inflicted trauma are examined as constituents in the psychic life of a gifted little girl called Natalia. Her attempts to eroticise and thus modulate those aspects of her experience which have deformed her play processes are described and the ways in which the analysis served to help her both recognise and regulate this material is detailed. The paper is organised aro…
Father Hunger and Narcissistic Deformation
The author advances the hypothesis that paternal availability and the relationship between the mother and father are crucial components of evolving character structure in children. He proposes that a kind of narcissistic pathology featuring perverse sexuality may eventuate in the absence of paternal availability and in the presence of a disordered relationship between the parents. He also suggests that the ways in which aggression is or is not mo…
Triadic Reality and The Capacity to Love
The author describes the concept of triadic reality, which he sees as a necessary prerequisite to healthy negotiation of the oedipal phase. Without positive representations of both parents individually—and, significantly, of both parents together in relation to the child—the child is hampered in her efforts to achieve a sense of triadic reality, resulting in difficulties in self representation and in object choice, as well as a limited capacity t…
Los degradados: Out, down, dead: Transmitted and inflicted trauma as encountered in the analysis of a 6‐year‐old girl
The author presents the analysis of a precocious traumatized little girl, which reveals the ways in which historical trauma is transmitted and intrafamilial trauma is both disguised and represented. The play as it evolves is seen to simultaneously communicate what the child struggles with and to resolutely try to hide what has actually happened. Analyst and child together participate in play which utilizes displacement, enactment and interactive …
Lou Shoe’s Lament
Blood and Love
In this clinical presentation both transgenerationally transmitted and directly inflicted trauma are examined as constituents in the psychic life of a gifted little girl called Natalia. Her attempts to eroticise and thus modulate those aspects of her experience which have deformed her play processes are described and the ways in which the analysis served to help her both recognise and regulate this material is detailed. The paper is organised aro…
Mother and Baby
Blood and Love
In this clinical presentation both transgenerationally transmitted and directly inflicted trauma are examined as constituents in the psychic life of a gifted little girl called Natalia. Her attempts to eroticise and thus modulate those aspects of her experience which have deformed her play processes are described and the ways in which the analysis served to help her both recognise and regulate this material is detailed. The paper is organised aro…
Lou Shoe’s Lament
Commentary on Ilany Kogan’s “On Being a Dead, Beloved Child”
(2003). Commentary on Ilany Kogan’s “On Being a Dead, Beloved Child”. The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol. 72, No. 3, pp. 785-796
Father Hunger and Narcissistic Deformation
The author advances the hypothesis that paternal availability and the relationship between the mother and father are crucial components of evolving character structure in children. He proposes that a kind of narcissistic pathology featuring perverse sexuality may eventuate in the absence of paternal availability and in the presence of a disordered relationship between the parents. He also suggests that the ways in which aggression is or is not mo…
Triadic Reality and The Capacity to Love
The author describes the concept of triadic reality, which he sees as a necessary prerequisite to healthy negotiation of the oedipal phase. Without positive representations of both parents individually—and, significantly, of both parents together in relation to the child—the child is hampered in her efforts to achieve a sense of triadic reality, resulting in difficulties in self representation and in object choice, as well as a limited capacity t…
Los degradados: Out, down, dead: Transmitted and inflicted trauma as encountered in the analysis of a 6‐year‐old girl
The author presents the analysis of a precocious traumatized little girl, which reveals the ways in which historical trauma is transmitted and intrafamilial trauma is both disguised and represented. The play as it evolves is seen to simultaneously communicate what the child struggles with and to resolutely try to hide what has actually happened. Analyst and child together participate in play which utilizes displacement, enactment and interactive …
Triadic Reality, the Now System, and Maternal Desire: Thoughts on Daphne de Marneffe's Maternal Desire
Maternal desire is discussed as it coexists with and is tutored by paternal desire and the spousal relationship. Triadic reality and the Now moment are introduced as relevant variables in the regulation of all intrapsychic and interactive phenomena
Triadic reality, same sex parents and child analysis: A response to Ann Smolen's ‘Boys only! No mothers allowed’
Psychology (9 works) · Psychoanalysis (8 works) · Developmental psychology (6 works) · Psychoanalytic theory (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychotherapist (3 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (3 works) · Sexual Differentiation and Disorders (3 works)