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Journal of the Indian Psychoanalytical Society SAMIKSA Journal of the Indian Psychoanalytical Society Addictions and the Quest to Control the Unpredictable Object ROBERT WASKA Psychodvnamic Resemblance binds the poets of Different Culture in a Single Order of Mind ARUP KUMAR GHOSAL AND TINNI DUTTA v One rti thp !avf MOHI I,,J;. AMARENDRANATH BASU Narcissus and Oedipus: The Children of Psychoanalysis in Relationship Perspective NlLANJANA SANYAL The Dialogue with Death — A Classical Psychoanalytical Approach to Aggression SARALA KAPOOR Are Psychoanalytic Concepts Relevant in a Globalizing World? ZAHID H. GANGJEE Book Reviews VOLUME 58 2005-2006 BI-ANNUAL EPITAPH The sudden premature demise of our dear friend JOURNAL OF THE INDIAN PSYCHOANALYTICAL SOCIETY Mrs. Varsha Bhanscdi, has cast a dark Samiksd is to be published bi-annually from 2003. The subscription payable in advance is Rs.250/- (Rupees Two Hundred and Fifty) for inland subscribers and U.S.$ 85.00 Shadow of grief and despair upon the Indian Psychoanalytical Society. Mrs. Bhansali has been (eightyfive) for overseas subscribers. Subscriptions should be sent to Indian a loyal and devoted shipmate in the society's voyage of serving mankind. A journey through the Psychoanalytical Society, 14, Parsibagan Lane, Kolkata-700 009, India. Drafts should long years of her relationship with the society, witness nothing less than a deep and selfless love, be made payable to "Indian Psychoanalytical Society". kindness and caring and generosity, which she so benevolently showered upon this institution. She has been steadfast in her endeavour to gently heal the distressed person and put an end MANUSCRIPTS to the needless emotional suffering that many people experience. Like many a crewmember who work "below the deck", her contributions have been immense. Our beloved friend's patience, Manuscripts of articles should be sent directly to the editor and must be in English. trust and commitment have cemented a strong pillar that has supported the society during times All editorial communications should be addressed to the Editor, Samiksd, Indian of darkness and misery. Her love, understanding and unquestioning support has carried this Psychoanalytical Society, 14, Parsibagan Lane, Kolkata-700 009, India. institution through many a turmoil. She was a pencil in the hands of God, with which he had Contributors are requested to submit four clear copies of their articles — must be sketched beautiful pictures of life. As the living expression of the Almighty's kind, graciousness printed on white paper with at least l'/2 inch margin on all four sides, accompanied sparkle in her face, thoughtfulness in her eyes and tenderness in her smile. by a floppy disk/CD written on IBM compatible word processor, for example, Word '97, Page Maker upto 6.5. All parts must be "double spaced" including references, We will certainly miss her deeply and long for sense of specialness, but she will live in our footnotes and extracts. Footnotes are to be numbered sequentially and should appear hearts and spirits. May god bestow her family with all the strength and wisdom to cope with at the foot of the page where they are cited; footnote numbers should be typed one this deep sense of loss. Our dear friend should live forever as an angel who would knock at space above the line without punctuation or parenthesis. Initial footnotes referring the hearts of many and ask them to arise and harness for God the energies of love. May she to the title of the paper or the author do not carry a number. walk the golden beach of heaven with her lord, and may her soul be glorified in the light of his Author's address and affiliation should appear following the reference list at the end wisdom and purity. of the paper. Today, we stand side by side to join hands and thank the Almighty for love, which so tenderly Full reference to all works cited in the text should be given in the list of references bridges the land of the living and the land of the dead. John Wayne Schatter perhaps most at the end of the paper. Reference list must be printed double spaced. Authors exquisitely expresses such endless love through the intricate embroideries of a beautiful poem - should be listed alphabetically and their works chronologically by date of publication (when several of the authors' works are referred). When an author has published several works in the same year, the date is followed by a, b, c, etc. Authors' names "When I die, give what is left of me to children. are not repeated in the reference list; they are indicated by a line. References should If you need to cry, cry for your brothers, walking beside you. only include works cited in the text. Put your arms around any one and give them what you need For books — give title, place of publication, name of publisher and year of publication to give me. I want to leave you with something, something better than words of the edition cited (if different from the original publication date). When referring or sounds. to the writings of Sigmund Freud, cite only the Standard Edition, e.g. S.E. Look for me in the people I have known and loved. For articles — give title, abbreviated name of the journal, volume number, and And if you cannot live without me, let me live on in your eyes, inclusive page numbers. your mind and your acts of kindness. References in the text should be given by quoting the journal, volume number, and You can love me most by letting hands touch hands and letting inclusive page numbers. go of Children that need to be free. References in the text should be given by quoting the author's name followed by the Love does not die, people do. year of publication in parenthesis. It should be arranged in alphabetical order following So when all that is left of me is love standard rule, e.g. Give me away Dear friends, I wish you all a very happy and peaceful life. I am taking the charge of 'Samiksha' - The Indian Journal of Psychoanalysis, in a very difficult situation. Within last two years, we have lost active senior members and some of our work force either due to death or sickness or transfer of some other places due to their job requirement. We are now left with some new, inexperience but sincere members to run the society. We lost Mrs. V. Bhansali last year (2004) untimely. She herself a very dedicated and sincere member, was a source of sustenance. The only one who always helped our society in crisis - be it financial, library, or any work irrespective of its status. She always stretched her hands without thinking twice, if that was required. I expect to have your cooperation as you have been doing since the time of Mr. H. Ghosal and Dr. D.N. Nandi. I am thrilled to take the charge of Samiksha, but I am apprehensive of running it effectively, as I am totally novice in the area. So from this issue, 1 am introducing a new section "From the Reader's Desk", where I would like you all to comment on the articles published in Samiksha to help me to improve it further, [t can be reactions, or comments on articles published in the issue or simply suggestions. With lots of my dreams to fulfill to serve you better and regularly. With regards, Sarala Kapoor Asst. Editor, Samiksha SAMIKSA CONTENTS Journal of the Indian Psychoanalytical Society Addictions and the Quest to Control the Unpredictable Object by Robert Waska 1 Volume 57, 2OO5-2OO6 Psychodynamic Resemblance binds the poets of Different Culture in a Single Order of Mind by Arup Kumar Ghosal and Tinni Dutta 17 Editor Dr. D. N. Nandi GIRINDRASHEKHAR MAMORIAL LKCTURE Girindrashekhar Bose: One of the last Ass/. Editors 'MOHICANS' of Colonial India by Amarendranath Basu 29 Sarala Kapoor JV1.K. Oastur Bani Pain Narcissus and Oedipus: The Children of Psychoanalysis in Relationship Perspective by Nilanjana Sanyal 39 Editorial Board The Dialogue with Death - A Classical Dhirendranatli Nandi Psychoanalytical Approach to Aggression S ar ad i n d u B a n c rj i by Sarala Kapoor 51 Shailesh Kapadia Sarosh Forbes Are Psychoanalytic Concepts Relevant in a Mallika Akbar 9 M.K. Daslur Globalizing World Zahid H. Gangjee , 61 14. Parsibagan Lane Book Reviews Kolkata-700 009 Reviewers : Jayanti Basu, Tapas Banerjee and India Gargi DasgupUi 67 ADDICTIONS AND THE QUEST TO CONTROL THE FORM IV RULE 8 UNPREDICTABLE OBJECT Statement about Ownership and other Particulars about the Journal Robert Waska Most patients come into psychoanalytic treatment engaged in some form of Place of publication The Indian Psychoanalytical Society repetitive, destructive behavior that is an externalization or projection of their 14, Parsibagan Lane, Kolkata-9 internal struggles. One form of this object relational acting out is the addictions, be they to alcohol, gambling, drugs, sex, procrastinating, or other variations. Periodicity Annual The patient's experience is a 'must do-can't stop' one that leaves them both Printer Tarit Kumar Chatterjee desperate and relieved. Nationality Indian Patients come to us wanting help in refraining from these addictive patterns. Sometimes, they are attending a twelve-step program or in a day treatment Address 112, Rammohan Sarani, Kolkata-9 recovery program, but need additional assistance in remaining free from their Editor Dr. D. N. Nandi addictive behaviors. Others seek out psychoanalytic treatment while still involved in their addiction, but wish to stop the behavior and build a more Nationality Indian positive plan for their lives. Address 14 Parsibagan Lane, Kolkata-700 009 This paper examines the deeper object relational issues that lie behind the Publisher Tarit Kumar Chatterjee addictive process.
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