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EEnnvvyy is, spectacularly, one of the seven deadly sins whose originscan be traced back, at least, to Proverbs. Envy has been seen as akind of sadness, pain, distress or malignant dislike at another’s goodfortune. It is the state where one evaluates himself and finds that hedoes not possess the good that the other has. Some believe that envyincludes the desire or wish or for the destruction of the other’s goodfortune. So, envy is a complex and at times baffling affect state. Itoften presents in an, unreasonable, irrational, self-reprehensible,injudicious, malicious, or immoral context. It is not generally pur-sued like an ebullient or ecstatic feeling. Because of its irredeemable,hopeless and irreparable nature envy is shunned and often transformedor disguised in more socially appropriate forms. Beyond this there islittle agreement to the specifics of envy. It has sparked controversiesin many fields including: religion, philosophy, political theory. JJeeaalloouussyy, unlike envy, often involves a three-person or objectstate: a subject, a rivaled other, and a beloved “object of desire.”Jealousy is the negative emotional state which elicits feelingsof insecurity and fear usually having to do with the anticipated orperceived loss of object of desire to the rivaled other. Jealousy oftencontains intense feeling of helplessness, resentment, disgust, angerand inadequacy.SS yymmppoossiiuumm 22001133 aims to explore Envy and Jealousy fromthe broad domain of psychoanalytic thinking. Our Keynote speaker,David Lichtenstein, PhD, will address these painful affects froma Lacanian perspective. The day will continue as internationallyknow psychoanalysts and scholars discuss a variety of questions.How is envy and jealousy understood from different psychoanalyticperspectives? What has been the presence of envy and jealousyin Shakespeare’s world? How do we work with specific clinicalstruggles in cases where intense envy and jealousy reign? Threepanels will then provide a special emphasis on Envy and Jealousy:from different perspectives, on the world stage, and their clini-cal dimensions.

We hope you’ll come and join us in discussing this important topic.

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99::0000 ttoo 99::3300Welcome and Introduction . . . . . Arthur Lynch Keynote Presentation . . . . . . . . . . . David Lichtenstein

99::3355 ttoo 1111::1155Panel I Jealousy and Envy from Different Perspectives

Chair . . . . . . . Joseph ReppenPanelists . . . . Kenneth Winarick, Steven Ellman, Francis Baudry

1111::1155 ttoo 1111::3300Questions & Answers

1111::3355 ttoo 11::0000 pp..mm..Panel II: On the World Stage

Chair. . . . . . . Lois OppenheimPanelists . . . . . Jeffrey Stern, Edumnd Leites, Martin Bergmann

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Chair. . . . . . . Jennifer HarperPanelists . . . . .Carolyn Ellman, Anita Weinreb Katz, Robert Shapiro

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44::2200 ttoo 55::0000Wrap-up . . . . . Jeffrey H. Golland

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SS PPOONNSSOORRSS:: Division of Psychotherapy at Mount Sinai Medical Center (Patron); AmericanAssociation for Psychoanalysis in Clinical Social Work; The American Academy ofPsychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry; American Institute for Psychoanalysis ; TheAmerican Society of Psychoanalytic Physicians; The Association for Child Psychoanalysis;Confederation of Independent Psychoanalytic Societies; Consortium for PsychoanalyticResearch, Inc. (DC); The Contemporary Freudian Society; Division of Psychoanalysis (39)American Psychological Association; Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy; Institutefor Contemporary Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, Washington, DC ; Institute ofPsychoanalysis, London; Institute for Psychoanalytic Training and Research; Karen HorneyClinic; Los Angeles Institute and Society for Psychoanalytic Studies; The ManhattanInstitute for Psychoanalysis; The Masterson Institute for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy;The Metropolitan Institute for Training in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy; NationalAssociation for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis; National Psychological Associationfor Psychoanalysis; The New York School For Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and Psycho-analysis; New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute; The NYU PostdoctoralProgram in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Institute for Psychoanalytic Education (IPE)affiliated with NYU School of Medicine; The Postgraduate Psychoanalytic Society and Institute;Psychoanalytic Center of California; The Psychoanalytic Center of Philadelphia; ThePsychoanalytic Psychotherapy Study Center; Westchester Center for the Study ofPsychoanalysis and Psychotherapy; William Alanson White Institute. The American Journal ofPsychoanalysis; The Candidate Journal; Contemporary Psychoanalysis; International Journalof Psychoanalysis; Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and DynamicPsychiatry; Psychoanalytic Dialogues, Psychoanalytic Psychology; The PsychoanalyticQuarterly; The Psychoanalytic Review; Psychoanalytic Study of the Child.

OOrrggaanniizziinngg CCoommmmiitttteeee:: Arthur Lynch, Conference Cochair; Elizabeth Ronis, ConferenceCochair; Richard Gottlieb, Program Chair; Elizabeth Carr, Harold B. Davis, Jill Delaney,Carolyn Ellman, Steven Ellman, Paula Feirstein, Lawrence Friedman, Sheldon Goodman, SheilaHafter Gray, Nancy Cromer Grayson, Jay Greenberg, Donald Greif, Alicia Guttman, Jane S.Hall,Richard Herman, Samuel Herschkowitz, Irwin Hirsch, Leon Hoffman, Ruth Imber, LawrenceJosephs, Elliot Jurist, Harvey Kaplan, Robert A. King, Linda Larkin, Joyce A. Lerner, HollyLevenkron, Joseph Lichtenberg, Ruth Livingston, Judith Pearson, Miriam Pierce, George Satran,Stephen Seligman, Henry F. Smith, Hillel Swiller, Matthew Tolchin, Jason Wheeler.

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FRANCIS BAUDRY, MD, Adjunct Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Mount SinaiSchool of Medicine. Training and Supervising analyst NYPSI. Brill Lecturer2002 and Freud Anniversary Lecturer 2012 NYPSI. Chairperson of Worksin Progress at NYPSI Author of many papers and reviews on both clinicaland theoretical issues including character, style and supervision. Publicationson applied analysis (literature, paintings and movies). Special interest in Frenchanalysis, including Andre Green.

MARTIN S. BERGMANN, PhD, Instructor, Post-Doctoral Program on Psychoanalysisand Psychotherapy, New York University. Honorary member, AmericanPsychoanalytic Association; member, International Psychoanalytic Associ-ation. Recipient, Sigourney Award for outstanding contributions to psycho-analysis (1997); Distinguished Psychoanalytic Educator Award (1998);delivered Freud Anniversary Lecture to the New York PsychoanalyticInstitute (2000). Author, The Evolution of Psychoanalytic Technique (1976);

Generations of the Holocaust (1982); The Anatomy of Loving (1987); In the Shadow of Moloch:The Sacrifice of Children and Its Impact on Western Religions (1992); What Silent Love HasWrit: A Psychoanalytic Exploration of Shakespeare’s Sonnets (2007, with Michael Bergmann).Editor, The Hartmann Era in Psychoanalysis (2000);Understanding Dissidence and Controversyin the History of Psychoanalysis (2004, Gradiva Award from the National Association for theAdvancement of Psychoanalysis).CAROLYN ELLMAN, PhD, Fellow at IPTAR; Training and Supervising Analyst, New

York Freudian Society; Adjunct Clinical Professor, NYU Post-doctoralProgram in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Senior Editor, ModernFreudians, Contemporary Psycho-analytic Technique (2000); and OmnipotentFantasies and the Vulnerable Self (1997). Co-Editor, A New FreudianSynthesis: Clinical Process in the Next Generation (2011).

STEVEN ELLMAN, PhD, Past-President and training and supervising analyst at IPTAR.Faculty, Previous Director of Clinical Psychology Program CUNY and nowProfessor Emeritus. Author of Freud's Technique Papers: A ContemporaryPerspective; Analytic Trust and Transference ; Termination and Long-TermTreatments Chapter in Terminating Psychotherapy: A Clinician's Guide (2008).When Theories Touch; A Historical and Theoretical Integration of Psycho-analytic Thought (2009); Love, Healing Ruptures, and Facilitating Repairs in

Psychoanalytic Inquiry (June 2007). Authored or edited 5 other books and over 100 articles onPsychoanalysis, Sleep and Dreams, and Neuroscience research.

JEFFREY H. GOLLAND, PhD, Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry,Mount Sinai School of Medicine; Faculty, MITPP; Former president,Section 1 (Practitioners), Division of Psychoanalysis (39), APA;Former training and supervising analyst and faculty, New York FreudianSociety; Fellow, IPA, APA; Member, APsaA. Private practice in NewYork City.

JENNIFER R. HARPER, MDiv, LP, Adjunct Faculty for Clinical Education, Doctor ofMinistry Program, Hebrew Union College–Jewish Institute of Religion;Supervising and Teaching Faculty, Blanton-Peale Institutes for Religionand Health; Chair, Assembly of Member Institutes, American Board forAccreditation in Psychoanalysis; Chair, Psychoanalytic RecognitionCommittee, NAAP. Past-President, NAAP. Private practice in New YorkCity and Tenafly, NJ.

ANITA WEINREB KATZ, PhD, Training and Supervising Analyst, NYU Postdoctoral Programin Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis; Faculty of MITPP; member of IPTAR;Fellow of IPA. Published papers include: Paradoxes of Masochism; Fathersand Daughters Oedipal Issues throughout the Life Cycle; Healing the SplitBetween Body and Mind: Structural and Developmental Aspects of Psycho-somatic Illness; and psychoanalytic studies of many movies, including TheVanishing, A Woman Under the Influence, Proof, American Beauty, and Utz,

and has authored a chapter in the upcoming book Encounters with Loneliness: Only the Lonely.

EDMUND LEITES, PhD, Professor of Philosophy, Queens College, CUNY; FormerDirecteur d'Etudes Associé, Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales,Paris; Former Fellow, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton; Author,The Puritan Conscience and Modern Sexuality (1986; paperback reprint, withcorrections, 1995).

DAVID LICHTENSTEIN, PhD Adjunct Professor of Psychology, CUNY DoctoralProgram in Clinical Psychology and Adelphi University Derner Institute;Co-Founder, Faculty, and Supervisor Apres-Coup Psychoanalytic Association;Editor, DIVISION/Review: A Quarterly Psychoanalytic Forum; Author Bornin Exile: There is No Place Like Home (Psychoanalytic Psychology 2009);If It Be Not Now (Cardozo Law Review 2008), In private practice in NYC.

ARTHUR A. LYNCH, PhD, President of Board of Directors, Senior faculty member,and Training & Supervising Analyst at the American Institute for Psycho-analysis. Adjunct Professor, Columbia University School of Social Workwhere he has taught for the past 30 years. Board Certified in Psychoanalysisby ABECSW. Coauthor of numerous articles on comparative and historicalpsychoanalysis. In private practice in New York City.

LOIS OPPENHEIM, PhD, Professor of French, Chair, Department of Modern Languagesand Literatures at Montclair State University where she teaches courses inliterature and applied psychoanalysis. Published over 90 papers; authored oredited 11 books, including Imagination from Fantasy to Delusion (2012, awardedAPsaA Courage to Dream Prize in 2013), A Curious Intimacy: Art and Neuro-Psychoanalysis (2005), and The Painted Word: Samuel Beckett’s Dialogue withArt (2000). former Visiting Scholar, Psychiatric Institute, Columbia Presby-

terian Medical Center; Scholar Associate Member of NY Psychoanalytic Society and Institute,and Honorary Member of the William Alanson White Society.JOSEPH REPPEN, PHD, ABPP, Former Editor, Psychoanalytic Books and Psychoanalytic

Psychology, Founder and former Chair, Council of Editors of Psychoana-lytic Journals, Fellow, American Psychological Association, Councilor-at-Large American Psychoanalytic Association, Member, PANY, Numerousawards and books edited or coedited including Beyond Freud (1985), WayBeyond Freud (2004), Analysts at Work (1977), and Failures in PsychoanalyticTreatment (2001).

ROBERT B. SHAPIRO, PhD, Training and Supervising Analyst, Faculty, Chair,Appointments and Promotions Committee, former Fellow, WilliamAlanson White Institute; Past-President, William Alanson White Society;former Faculty and Supervisor, Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy;former Lecturer in Human Development, Columbia University; AssociateEditor, Contemporary Psychoanalysis. Published papers often focused onpsychoanalytic technique from a Developmental perspective.

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AND NOW IN PRESS . . .

(SYMPOSIUM 2012) Encounters with Loneliness: Only the Lonelyedited by Arlene Kramer Richards, Lucille Spira, and Art Lynch

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KENNETH WINARICK, PhD, Faculty, Supervisor (and former Director), Psychologi-cal Internship Training Program,Karen Horney Clinic. Past President,Director of Training, Training and Supervising Analyst, The AmericanInstitute for Psychoanalysis, Karen Horney Psychoanalytic Center.Advanced Candidate, Child and Adolescent Psychoanalytic Program ofthe New York Freudian Society. Recipient of the APA Edith SabshinTeaching Award.

JEFFREY STERN, PhD, Faculty. Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis; lecturer in Psy-chiatry, Pritzker School of Medicine, The University of Chicago; Professorof Psychoanalysis,Wuhan University, Wuhan, China. Associate Editor,The Annual of Psychoanalysis. Published articles: Shakespeare Quarterly,The Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, PsychoanalyticReview, Psychoanalytic Psychology, and The International Journal of thePsychology of the Self.

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