By Christina Emanuel (USA) and Maria Tammone (Italy)
Dear IARPP Community,
We are pleased to share the current issue of the IARPP Bookshelf, in which we highlight the scholarly achievements of members of our international community.
As is typical for our members, they are writing and presenting on a wide diversity of topics that we feature in this issue, including, among others, race; sleep; termination; ethics; clinical work with children; and the impact of culture, power, and politics on the analytic process.
We direct your attention in particular to Alejandro Ávila-Espada (Spain) and his recent edited volume featuring commentary on the development of relational psychoanalytic theory from the perspective of Mediterranean Spanish authors, many of whom are well-known to our community.
See below for a detailed list of all articles in this issue of the IARPP Bookshelf; you can click on any item below to be taken directly to it and the rest of the Bookshelf. Also, please see below for information about submitting items to an upcoming issue of the IARPP Bookshelf or eNews. The next deadline for submissions is October 31, 2018.
Please note that submissions should be send to Matt Aibel (USA), who will be joining us as co-editor of the Bookshelf and eNews later this year.
Sincerely,
Christina Emanuel and Maria Tammone
New Books By and Edited by IARPP Members:
The User Unconscious: On Affect, Media, and Measure,
by Patricia Ticineto Clough (USA)
Relational Horizons: Mediterranean Voices Bring Passion and Reason to Relational Psychoanalysis, by Alejandro Ávila (Spain)
Gestalt Therapy with Children: From Epistemology to Clinical Practice,
by Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb (Italy)
A Grammar of Power in Psychotherapy: Exploring the Dynamics of Privilege,
by Malin Fors (Norway)
The Challenge of Being Human,
by Michael Eigen (USA)
The Wrongful Conviction of Oscar Pistorius: Science Transforms our Comprehension of Reeva Steenkamp’s Shocking Death,
by Brent Willock (Canada)
Articles & Book Chapters:
“Jung and ‘Africans’: A Critical and Contemporary Review of Some of the Issues,” and “A Conversation between Like-Minded Colleagues and Friends,” by Andrew Samuels (UK)
“Ethics and Iatrogenia in Clinical Practice: A Relational Perspective,” by Paul Renn (UK)
“External Crises and Analytic Symmetry,” and “From Familiar and Familial Repetition to the Anxiety of Living Differently,” by Irwin Hirsch (USA)
“Raising Children Cross-Culturally,” by Hemda Arad (USA)
Presentations:
“Ruptures and Crises When Ending Treatment,” by Jill Salberg (USA)
“Social Trauma, Nostalgia, and Mourning in the Immigrant Experience,” and “Sense of Self in Immigrants and Refugees,” by Ruth Lijtmaer (USA)
(Click here to go to September 2018 Bookshelf)
Submissions to the Bookshelf:
We invite all IARPP members to submit announcement of their publications and presentations. Our next deadline for submissions will be October 31, 2018 . Please read below for instructions to submit pieces for future editions of the Bookshelf and eNews. Also, note that we will not accept announcements of presentations given at IARPP conferences or other IARPP venues.
When submitting articles to the Bookshelf, please include the following:
- The title of your book, article, or presentation
- A brief description of the content, such as an abstract
- A link to a publisher if there is one
- Image of the book cover if applicable
- For presentations, please spell out all acronyms and include the location
- A photograph of yourself in jpeg format
- Your professional contact information for our readers as you would like it to appear publicly
Please send all submissions to Matt Aibel, matt.aibel@gmail.com.
Christina Emanuel, MFT, PsyD
16 S. Oakland Ave., Suite 201
Pasadena, CA 91101 USA
Email Christina Emanuel
Maria Tammone, MD
Via Montegrappa 46
00048 Nettuno/Roma Italia
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