Psychoanalytic Inquiry Vol. 46, No. 8, August 2026
Trauma and Mind in War and Life: Understanding and Treating Trauma. A Psychoanalytic Philosophical Perspective
Prologue
Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle, Matthew C. Johnson
Diskussionen und Beiträge
Psychoanalytic Thinking of Trauma as a Work in Progress
Marion Oliner
How are (and are Not) Psychodynamic Concepts and Treatment Effective in the Treatment of Trauma?
Robert Ursano
On the Normativity of Traumatization
Barnaby B. Barratt
Discussion 1: Papers of Drs. Oliner, Ursano, and Barratt
Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle, Matthew C. Johnson
Becoming Actional in Light of the Trauma of Racial Melancholia
Lewis Gordon
Psychological and Behavioral Impact of Disasters in the Time of COVID-19
Joshua C. Morganstein
Hatred: A Traumatizing Underpinning of Racism
Dorothy Evans Holmes
Discussion 2: Papers of Drs. Gordon, Morganstein and Holmes
Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle, Matthew C. Johnson
A Condensed Model for Psychoanalytic Therapy of Trauma States including PTSD
Arthur S. Blank Jr.
A Psychoanalytic Informed Approach to the Management of Trauma and Stressor Related Disorders in the Navy Operational Setting
John A. Van Slyke
Day 1 Discussion: Papers of Drs. Oliner, Ursano, Barratt, Gordon, Morganstein, Holmes, Blank, and Van Slyke
Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle, Matthew C. Johnson
Trauma in Combat & Human Existence: A Dialogue Between Russell Carr and Robert D. Stolorow
Russell Carr, Robert D. Stolorow
Goodbye Vietnam, Hello PTSD: In Search of a Nuanced Clinical Perspective Bridging In-Theater Mental Health Problems and Those Manifested Among Veterans
Norman M. Camp
Discussion 4: Papers by Drs. Carr, Stolorow, and Camp
Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle, Matthew C. Johnson
Reflections on Witnessing Trauma
Nancy R. Goodman
Final Discussion
Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle, Matthew C. Johnson
Epilogue
Joseph Wise, Harmon Biddle, Matthew C. Johnson