Nathan Szajnberg
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 2403403 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nathan Szajnberg |
| PRENOMES | Nathan |
| SOBRENOME | Szajnberg |
| ASSINATURA | SZAJNBERG N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Children's Hospital of Wisconsin |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2819-2326 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1983 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
The Invention of Madness
Response to Abram’s “On Winnicott’s concept of trauma”
Response to Abram's "On Winnicott's concept of trauma"." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 103(2), pp. 381–382
What the Face Reveals
Response to “Scientific thinking styles”
"Response to “Scientific thinking styles”." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 102(1), pp. 189–190
The Handbook of Psychoanalytic Holocaust Studies
Confusion of tongues
Translation of psychoanalytic texts is notoriously complex, amplified by differences between Western languages/cultures and China. Freud labelled translation "traitorous". A current challenge is the trend among some professional translators to diminish or eliminate hierarchies of accurate and inaccurate translations. We argue for accurate translation to transmit psychoanalytic concepts in Mandarin Chinese. The English Standard Edition involved un…
Paul Ricoeur
Caravaggio Four Centuries Later
Rome celebrated the four hundredth anniversary of Michelangelo Marisi da Caravaggio’s death with an historical exhibition of his brief lifetime’s work. Yet psychoanalysis has not studied this work extensively, despite the artist’s compelling portrayal of a full range of human affects, including ambivalence. Psychoanalysis has studied artistic pioneers such as da Vinci (Freud 1910) and Michelangelo (Freud 1914), Giotto’s use of blue sky as psychol…
On
"On: Attachment and Psychoanalysis; Working Models and Part‐Object Transferences." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 92(2), pp. 471–472
On
"On: The possibly narcissistic difficulties among scientific cultures: a response to Marty's 1952 key paper." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 91(6), pp. 1523–1524
Dante’s Comedy
This paper uses a literary approach to explore what common ground exists in both psychoanalytic technique and views of the psyche, of 'person'. While Western literature has developed various views of psyche and person over centuries, there have been crystallizing, seminal portraits, for instance Shakespeare's perspective on what is human, some of which have endured to the present. By using Dante's Commedia, particularly the Inferno, a 14th centur…
Protecting the Self
by Phebe Cramer Guilford Press , New York , 2006 ; 384 pp; $45 Protecting the Self: Defense Mechanisms in Action summarizes a lifetime of research on defense mechanisms. This book will be one in a
My life is a longing
The psychoanalytically oriented Brody longitudinal study has followed the psychological development of 76 individuals from birth to age 30. Ten suffered severe maltreatment in childhood in the form of rejection and/or physical abuse at the hands of one or both parents. This report describes the effects of child abuse on the emerging personalities of the children, as well as on their adult personalities and mental health. Specifi cally, as adults …
Nathan Szajnberg Responds
Transition to young adulthood
In this paper, the authors report on the transition to young adulthood (18‐25) in the highest functioning 18 individuals in our cohort (GAF 90) from a prospective longitudinal study of 76 lives followed from birth. These 18 individuals provide as clear a view as possible into the inner lives of people least distorted by psychopathology. This gives us a more crystalline photograph of psychic structure: the precipitant of family, society and psyche…
The relationship between mothering in infancy, childhood experience and adult mental health
This longitudinal study has followed seventy‐six individuals from birth to age 30 using films of the mother‐child interaction, psychoanalytically informed interviews of parents and children, and psycho diagnostic testing to assess how the quality of mothering a child receives in the first year of life contributes to his/her subsequent emotional well‐being. The thirty‐year follow‐up of the now adult participants found that those who had received m…
The Transference Refracted Through the Lens of Attachment
The Aesthetic Aspects of Psychoanalysis
The child's conception of psychiatric cure
Rape, torture, and traumatization of Bosnian and Croatian women
The first 25 Bosnian women admitted to the Zagreb Obstetrics and Gynaecological Clinic or its associated regional psychiatric centers were assessed using both clinical and post-traumatic stress disorder interviews. Most of the women had been multiply traumatized; all had been repeatedly raped. Psychological status was assessed for those women who were not impregnated, for those impregnated who received abortions, and for those impregnated who car…
Mothers' perceptions of infant affect in a croatian sample
Recent work demonstrates systematic variability in mothers' perceptions of infant affects in adolescent, depressed, abusive, and preterm mothers (Emde, Osofsky,&Butterfield, 1993). This Croatian study, completed before the war in the former Yugoslavia, reports cultural differences and similarities in mothers' interpretation of infant affect in 103 mothers of healthy, full-term Croatian infants when compared to an American sample. The IFEEL Pictur…
Recovering a Repressed Memory, and Representational Shift in an Adolescent
This case report focuses on the disappearance of a fixed pictorial iconic representation and transformation to symbolic (word) representation following the recovery of a repressed memory in a twelve-and-a-half-year-old after the first eleven months of psychoanalysis. There is a substantial body of psychoanalytic literature on the importance of language, naming or articulation of experiences associated with transformation of psychic structure (Fen…
Children's conceptualization of their own psychiatric illness and hospitalization
Low birth-weight prematures
Staff counter‐transference in the therapeutic milieu
Counter‐transference, investigated and described as a powerful technique in individual psychoanalytic psychotherapy, has been less extensively studied in the psychodynamically oriented milieu therapy of more regressed patients. Features of the setting of the psychodynamic milieu are suggested which foster the use of the staff's counter‐transference (evoked feelings) as a therapeutic tool. Several clinical examples are given which highlight the fe…
The relationship between mothering in infancy, childhood experience and adult mental health
This longitudinal study has followed seventy‐six individuals from birth to age 30 using films of the mother‐child interaction, psychoanalytically informed interviews of parents and children, and psycho diagnostic testing to assess how the quality of mothering a child receives in the first year of life contributes to his/her subsequent emotional well‐being. The thirty‐year follow‐up of the now adult participants found that those who had received m…
Dante’s Comedy
This paper uses a literary approach to explore what common ground exists in both psychoanalytic technique and views of the psyche, of 'person'. While Western literature has developed various views of psyche and person over centuries, there have been crystallizing, seminal portraits, for instance Shakespeare's perspective on what is human, some of which have endured to the present. By using Dante's Commedia, particularly the Inferno, a 14th centur…
Recovering a Repressed Memory, and Representational Shift in an Adolescent
This case report focuses on the disappearance of a fixed pictorial iconic representation and transformation to symbolic (word) representation following the recovery of a repressed memory in a twelve-and-a-half-year-old after the first eleven months of psychoanalysis. There is a substantial body of psychoanalytic literature on the importance of language, naming or articulation of experiences associated with transformation of psychic structure (Fen…
Paul Ricoeur
Visual maturation and part-object mental representations in the first half year of life
The recent work on the maturation of the visual system of the infant in the first six months of life is reviewed. By correlating this externally observed prospective data with retrospective, subjective psychological data of severely regressed patients, a portrait is painted of the infant's mental representations at different developmental stages in the first half year of life. Spitz's genetic field theory of ego development is a theoretical frame…
Staff counter‐transference in the therapeutic milieu
Counter‐transference, investigated and described as a powerful technique in individual psychoanalytic psychotherapy, has been less extensively studied in the psychodynamically oriented milieu therapy of more regressed patients. Features of the setting of the psychodynamic milieu are suggested which foster the use of the staff's counter‐transference (evoked feelings) as a therapeutic tool. Several clinical examples are given which highlight the fe…
Low birth-weight prematures
Children's conceptualization of their own psychiatric illness and hospitalization
Recovering a Repressed Memory, and Representational Shift in an Adolescent
This case report focuses on the disappearance of a fixed pictorial iconic representation and transformation to symbolic (word) representation following the recovery of a repressed memory in a twelve-and-a-half-year-old after the first eleven months of psychoanalysis. There is a substantial body of psychoanalytic literature on the importance of language, naming or articulation of experiences associated with transformation of psychic structure (Fen…
Mothers' perceptions of infant affect in a croatian sample
Recent work demonstrates systematic variability in mothers' perceptions of infant affects in adolescent, depressed, abusive, and preterm mothers (Emde, Osofsky,&Butterfield, 1993). This Croatian study, completed before the war in the former Yugoslavia, reports cultural differences and similarities in mothers' interpretation of infant affect in 103 mothers of healthy, full-term Croatian infants when compared to an American sample. The IFEEL Pictur…
Rape, torture, and traumatization of Bosnian and Croatian women
The first 25 Bosnian women admitted to the Zagreb Obstetrics and Gynaecological Clinic or its associated regional psychiatric centers were assessed using both clinical and post-traumatic stress disorder interviews. Most of the women had been multiply traumatized; all had been repeatedly raped. Psychological status was assessed for those women who were not impregnated, for those impregnated who received abortions, and for those impregnated who car…
The child's conception of psychiatric cure
The Transference Refracted Through the Lens of Attachment
The Aesthetic Aspects of Psychoanalysis
The relationship between mothering in infancy, childhood experience and adult mental health
This longitudinal study has followed seventy‐six individuals from birth to age 30 using films of the mother‐child interaction, psychoanalytically informed interviews of parents and children, and psycho diagnostic testing to assess how the quality of mothering a child receives in the first year of life contributes to his/her subsequent emotional well‐being. The thirty‐year follow‐up of the now adult participants found that those who had received m…
Transition to young adulthood
In this paper, the authors report on the transition to young adulthood (18‐25) in the highest functioning 18 individuals in our cohort (GAF 90) from a prospective longitudinal study of 76 lives followed from birth. These 18 individuals provide as clear a view as possible into the inner lives of people least distorted by psychopathology. This gives us a more crystalline photograph of psychic structure: the precipitant of family, society and psyche…
Nathan Szajnberg Responds
My life is a longing
The psychoanalytically oriented Brody longitudinal study has followed the psychological development of 76 individuals from birth to age 30. Ten suffered severe maltreatment in childhood in the form of rejection and/or physical abuse at the hands of one or both parents. This report describes the effects of child abuse on the emerging personalities of the children, as well as on their adult personalities and mental health. Specifi cally, as adults …
Protecting the Self
by Phebe Cramer Guilford Press , New York , 2006 ; 384 pp; $45 Protecting the Self: Defense Mechanisms in Action summarizes a lifetime of research on defense mechanisms. This book will be one in a
On
"On: The possibly narcissistic difficulties among scientific cultures: a response to Marty's 1952 key paper." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 91(6), pp. 1523–1524
Dante’s Comedy
This paper uses a literary approach to explore what common ground exists in both psychoanalytic technique and views of the psyche, of 'person'. While Western literature has developed various views of psyche and person over centuries, there have been crystallizing, seminal portraits, for instance Shakespeare's perspective on what is human, some of which have endured to the present. By using Dante's Commedia, particularly the Inferno, a 14th centur…
On
"On: Attachment and Psychoanalysis; Working Models and Part‐Object Transferences." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 92(2), pp. 471–472
Caravaggio Four Centuries Later
Rome celebrated the four hundredth anniversary of Michelangelo Marisi da Caravaggio’s death with an historical exhibition of his brief lifetime’s work. Yet psychoanalysis has not studied this work extensively, despite the artist’s compelling portrayal of a full range of human affects, including ambivalence. Psychoanalysis has studied artistic pioneers such as da Vinci (Freud 1910) and Michelangelo (Freud 1914), Giotto’s use of blue sky as psychol…
Paul Ricoeur
Confusion of tongues
Translation of psychoanalytic texts is notoriously complex, amplified by differences between Western languages/cultures and China. Freud labelled translation "traitorous". A current challenge is the trend among some professional translators to diminish or eliminate hierarchies of accurate and inaccurate translations. We argue for accurate translation to transmit psychoanalytic concepts in Mandarin Chinese. The English Standard Edition involved un…
Response to “Scientific thinking styles”
"Response to “Scientific thinking styles”." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 102(1), pp. 189–190
The Handbook of Psychoanalytic Holocaust Studies
Response to Abram’s “On Winnicott’s concept of trauma”
Response to Abram's "On Winnicott's concept of trauma"." The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 103(2), pp. 381–382
What the Face Reveals
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