Volume 1: Spring 2008

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Features

In Treatment/The Treatment
by Walter A. Davis

“In Treatment”: A Critique of Paul’s First Session with Laura
By Jonathan Lewis

Ending “The” Treatment
by Richard Raubolt

IFPE Reviews

A Tale of Love and Darkness by Amos Oz
Review by Merle Molofsky

2 Responses to Volume 1: Spring 2008

Garth Amundson says:

January 5, 2009 3:24 pm at 3:24 pm

Looks great! What an excellnt idea!

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Paul Kreisinger says:

September 25, 2010 9:27 am at 9:27 am

I just found Other/Wise after it was referenced on the IPA blog.

I realize that I am making this request in a digital world and that printing is so ntediluvian…however, might it be possible to set up your site so that an entire volume is printable, as the publishers of THE CANDIDATE do on their website? If one goes to “archive” one can print an entire volume of THE CANDIDATE (in some cases, 120-150 pages) at one time. I much prefer to print out (double sided) and let staples spiral bind them for me for easy reading whilst commuting. I’d like to spend time with all four volumes of Other/Wise, but find that paper is so much more convenient on the subway or in a train or plane.

Thank you for such an excellent publication, clearly a labor of love and intellect.

Sincerely,

Paul D. Kreisinger
Paramus, NJ

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Encountering ideas in ways other than expected allows us to see things we might otherwise overlook and adds to wisdom. To expand beyond our conferences, IFPE created Other/Wise, an unconventional online journal, in our continual quest to understand the human condition––including reflections on our own condition. Our journal pursues broadening the scope of psychoanalysis with passion, creativity and desire, bringing us into fearless interface with territories otherwise unexplored or unspoken.

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