Special Issue: New Approaches to Psychodynamic Research

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Editorial

Expanding Subjectivities: Introduction to the Special Issue on 'New Directions in Psychodynamic Research'
Stephen Soldz, Linda Lundgaard Andersen
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Main Articles

Interaction, Transference, and Subjectivity: A Psychoanalytic Approach to Fieldwork
Linda Lundgaard Andersen
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Why Do Care Workers Withdraw From Elderly Care? Researcher's Language as a Hermeneutical Key
Anne Liveng
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Surrendering to the Dream: An Account of the Unconscious Dynamics of a Research Relationship
Jo Whitehouse-Hart
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Autoethnography and Psychodynamics in Interrelational Spaces of the Research Process
Birgitte Hansson, Betina Dybbroe
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Using Psychodynamic Interaction as a Valuable Source of Information in Social Research
Camilla Schmidt
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A Psychoanalytic Approach to Fieldwork
Ellen Ramvi
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Practice-Near and Practice-Distant Methods in Human Services Research
Lynn Froggett, Stephen Briggs
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Application of Work Psychodynamics to the Analysis of CEOs' 'Presentation of Self': Resorting to an 'Astute' Clinical Methodology
Marisa Wolf-Ridgway
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Connection and Disconnection: Value of the Analyst's Subjectivity in Elucidating Meaning in a Psychoanalytic Case Study
Sara Hueso
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Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Reported Dreams and the Problem of Double Hermeneutics in Clinical Research
Siamak Movahedi
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A Psychoanalytic Qualitative Study of Subjective Life Experiences of Women With Breast Cancer
Elvin Aydin, Bahadir M. Gulluoglu, M. Kemal Kuscu
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Self-Identity Theory and Research Methods
Mardi J. Horowitz
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