Ma'arag

MA‘ARAG: The Israel Annual of Psychoanalysis is a democratic forum for psychoanalytic research, practice, and criticism published through the initiative and cooperation of the Sigmund Freud Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis of the Hebrew University and the Israeli Association for Self Psychology and the Study of Subjectivity, the Israel Society for Analytical Psychology, the Israel Psychoanalytic Society, the Israel Institute for Group Analysis, the Israel Institute of Jungian Psychology, and the Tel-Aviv Institute for Contemporary Psychoanalysis.

The articles in this volume:

CAN THE “UNSPEAKABLE” SPEAK: THE SYMBOLIC, REAL, AND IMAGINARY ACCORDING TO LACAN, DELEUZE AND GUATTARI, AND BUTLER
Efrat Even Tzur 

WHEN LANGUAGE MEETS TRAUMATIC LACUNA: MODES OF WITNESSING, MODES OF HEALING
Dana Amir 

WORKING THROUGH THE TERMINATION OF PSYCHODYNAMIC TREATMENT THROUGH DREAMS
Tsvi Gil 

“LESS, BUT STILL PAINFUL:” A PSYCHO-MYTHIC ANALYSIS OF COUPLES LOVE, ITS VICISSITUDES AND CRISES
Shai Gil 

THE SWISH OF THE SELF’S WINGS:GRAPPLING WITH THE PLETHORA OF CONTEMPORARY PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORIES
Shmuel Gerzi 

TWO POEMS: REVERIE UPON MOTHER AND CHILD, WORDS THAT HEAL
Naomi Teller 

“DISCOVERING AN UNEXPLORED REGION OF THE HUMAN SOUL:” READING THE WOLF MAN’S MEMOIRS
Anat Tzur Mahalel 

THE STORIES OF BRUNO SCHULZ AND THEIR CLOSE CORRELATION TO JUNGIAN MOTIFS
Ruth Netzer 

THE DEATH OF THE WITNESS DURING THE ERA OF WITNESSING: PRIMO LEVI AND GEORGE PEREC
Yochai Ataria 

“HER BEAUTY IS UNKNOWN:” PSYCHOANALYTIC EXPLORATIONS OF DONALD MELTZER’S CONCEPT OF THE AESTHETIC OBJECT
Irit Klein 

THE INTERNAL WITNESS AND THE TRANSFORMATIONAL POWER OF READING LITERATURE
Merav Roth