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Lable, I. (1992). Meeting of the Psychoanalytic Institute of New England, East. Psychoanal Q., 61:159-160.

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(1992). Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 61:159-160

Meeting of the Psychoanalytic Institute of New England, East

Ira Lable

DISCUSSION: Dr. Samuel Silverman asked about the clinical usefulness of Ferenczi's and Rank's ideas. Dr. Falzeder responded that their emphasis on the "here and now" of the transference and resistance was very useful. Dr. Arthur Valenstein noted that Rank's "will therapy" involved an actualization in the analysis—that of forcing a crisis, a choice, and a resolution. Dr. Evelyne Schwaber wondered about Ferenczi's "classical analysis." A discussion ensued about insight versus reliving and reexperiencing in analysis. Dr. Robert Pyles asked about the negative transference in Rank's technique. Dr. Valenstein responded that the negative transference is mobilized, but the patient emerges into the independence of his or her own self through a "battle of wills." This was clearly a birth trauma metaphor for Rank. The patient is forced to "take a stand." Dr. Schwaber wondered whether a "secret" committee was necessary to protect psychoanalysis. DR. Falzeder revealed that Freud

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