Perceptual Control Theory and Clinical Practice, by Brian D’Agostino, Ph.D. Scott Pelley: Seeking the Truth in a Century of Serial Shock, by Ken Fuchsman, Ed.D.
NYU Hosts Major IPA Success This May, by Ken Fuchsman, Ed.D. 2020 Conference Planning; Vamik Volkan to Keynote, by Ken Fuchsman, Ed.D. Confronting White Supremacy in America, by Harriet Fraad
2019 IPA Conference: Michael Eigen, Nancy Chodorow and other featured speakers 2019 IPA Conference: Anti-Semitism papers Book News: What Makes Us Human?, by Ken Fuchsman, Ed.D.
Interview with Joseph Ponterotto on his psychobiography of JFK, Jr. Interview with Trevor Pederson on his film and psychoanalysis book Report on the 2018 Human Dignity and Humiliation Studies Conference
ROOM: A Sketchbook for Analytic Action, interview by Ken Fuchsman with Hattie Myers and Mafe Izaguirre Psychohistorian Interview with Alice Maher on Catalysis: A Recipe to Slow Down or Abort Humankind’s Leap to War Report from Europe by Marc-André Cotton
2019 IPA Conference to Feature Michael Eigen and Nancy Chodorow Psychohistorian Interview with Paul Elovitz on The Making of Psychohistory Harvey Kaplan on Frank Sinatra: The Swinging Narcissist
Psychohistorian Interview with George Makari on Soul Machine and Revolution in Mind National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis Conference, by Ken Fuchsman Helix Center Roundtable on Mind and Brain, by Brian D’Agostino James W. Anderson on Donald Winnicott, by Paul Elovitz Boston Psychoanalytic Degree Program
Report on a book party for The Dangerous Case of Donald Trump, by Ken Fuchsman Dignity, Humiliation, and Social Transformation, by Brian D’Agostino The Role of Affects, Part II: Reflections From Theory and Experience, by Dorothea Leicher Call for Proposals for IPA 2018 Conference, May 30 – June 1, NYU Psychohistory Bulletin Board
On Charlottesville–White Supremacist Riot as Psychohistorical Condensation, by Howard Stein Mourning a Legacy of Racial Violence: Narrative and Intergenerational Trauma, by Molly Castelloe Affects, Industrial Society, and Human Ecology, by Dorothea Leicher
IPA at 40: Conference Report, by Ken Fuchsman Janice Gump on the Continuing Effects of Slavery, by Gilda Graff David Beisel: Psychohistorian Extraordinaire, by Paul H. Elovitz and Peter Petschaeur Psychohistory Bulletin Board
Trevor Pederson on The Economics of Libido, interview by Ken Fuchsman Attachment Theory and Early Shared Reading Experiences, by Andrea Greer Remembering George W. Brown, by Paul Elovitz
Finding and Being Found: Thoughts on the Evolution of Howard Stein’s book Light and Shadow One’s Life Through the Looking Glass of Neuropsychiatric Disorder, by Dolores Brandon Peter Petschauer’s New Novel on Women in 18th Century Germany: An Interview
Psychohistorian Interviews with Charles B. Strozier and Eli Zaretsky Affect, Art, and Personal History, by Dorothea Leicher J.A.S.P.E.R. by Burton Seitler and Grace Jackson
A House Divided: The Republicans in 2016, by Ken Fuchsman President’s Report: The IPA Two Years Later, by Brian D’Agostino Art by Sandra Indig Bringing Psychohistory to One of France’s Biggest Eco-Fairs, by Marc-Andre Cotton
Understanding the Republican Group Fantasy, by Brian D’Agostino In the Wake of Terrorist Attacks, by Marc-André Cotton Fathering a Nation, he Sacrificed his Sons, by Souvik Raychaudhuri
Behind the Crisis in Syria, by Brian D’Agostino Mass Incarceration: Legacy of Racial Caste in America, by Gilda Graff Mass Shootings and the Crisis of American Masculinity, by Harriet Fraad
Hiroshima, Iran, and the Future of Nuclear Weapons, by Brian D’Agostino White Genocide Fantasy and the Myth of the “Lone Wolf,” by Denis O’Keefe Mind’s Wisdom: Neuroplasticity and Neurointegration as Tools for Post-traumatic Growth, by Inna Rozentsvit Reflections on the Greek Bailout: The Agony of Greece, by Marc-Andre Cotton
The Paris and Copenhagen Mass Shootings, by Marc-Andre Cotton, p. 1 Is Psychohistory a Science? (Clio’s Psyche Internet dialogue), p. 1 A Clash of Barbarisms (Editorial on Islamic State), p. 2 Modi’s India: Authoritarianism or Democracy, by Souvik Raychaudhuri, p. 8
The Politics of Memory, book by Faye Snyder, review by Valerie Rose Brinton, p. 1 How Much Does Child Rearing Really Impact History? (Clio’s Psyche internet dialogue), p. 1 French Psychotherapists Fight Back, by Marc-Andre Cotton, p.3 Behind the CIA Torture Report: Sadism, Power, & Behavior Modification, by Brian D’Agostino, p. 8
From Islamic State to Kiev: Apocalyptic Fantasy and American Power, by Brian D’Agostino, p. 1 The Disheartening Life of Ferguson’s Michael Brown, by Gilda Graff,p. 1 In the Name of the Father: the Bush Years and the Legacy of Childrearing Violence, by Marc-André Cotton, p. 2 Exploding the Anti-Immigrant Group Fantasy, Ariel Goldberger Blau, p. 8
Changing the World: Teaching Parenting in Schools, Margaret Kind, p. 1 Life Affirming Strategies in the Maintenance of Existential Anxiety, Kristina Blake, p. 1 Psychic Slavery and Trust in African American Intimate Relationships, Sametta Hill, p. 1
Changing the World: The Emotional Imprint Program, by Alice Maher, p. 1 Review of Goelitz and Stewart-Kahn’s From Trauma to Healing, by Maria Mini, p. 5 Dialogue on Violence: Reply to Florian Galler, by Brian D’Agostino, p. 8
Restoring the Mind of Black America (review essay), by Gilda Graff, p. 1 2013 IPA Convention Highlights, p. 1 We are the Monsters! Critical Review of the IPA Statement on Violence, by Florian Galler, p. 8
How to End Violence in America, Statement of the International Psychohistorical Association, p. 12 Mass Killing: Why Are American Men Now “Going Postal?” by Harriet Fraad p. 1 On America’s Gun Culture, by Charles Strozier, p. 4
