American Imago

• The Prophet Jonah: The Story of an Intrapsychic Process

  Joseph More

  pp. 3-11

• Ernst Mach: The Unconscious Motives of an Empiricist

  Lewis S. Feuer

  pp. 12-40

• Self-Destruction in Oedipus Rex

  M. D. Faber

  pp. 41-51

• Dreams in Troilus and Criseyde

  Helen Storm Corsa

  pp. 52-65

• The Rags of Time: Ingmar Bergman's “Wild Strawberries”

  Harvey R. Greenberg

  pp. 66-82

• Discussion of Greenberg's Paper on Bergman's “Wild Strawberries”

  Sheldon Bach

  pp. 83-89

• Freudian Psychology and Ethical Doctrine

  M. B. Zweig

  pp. 90-106

• Kafka's A Hunger Artist: The Ego in Isolation

  Paul Neumarkt

  pp. 109-121

• Freud as Philosopher

  Henry Walter Brann

  pp. 122-139

• “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner”: The Agony of Thirst

  Mary Jane Lupton

  pp. 140-159

• Beyond the Reality Principle: Illusion or New Reality?

  Lillian Gordon

  pp. 160-182

• A Twenty-Firet Century Griffin: Wescott, Roger W.: The Divine Animal. New York: Funk and Wagnalls, 1969, xii + 340 pp.

  Gwenne Freiman

  pp. 187-188

• Psychiatry in Legal Practice: Watson, Andrew S., M. D.: Psychiatry for Lawyers. New York: International Universities Press, 1969, 326 pp.

  Meyer A. Zeligs

  pp. 189-191

• Literary Uses of Freud: Morrison, Claudia C.: Freud and the Critic, The Early Use of Depth Psychology in Literary Criticism, Durham, N. C: The University of North Carolina Press, 1968, 248 pp.

  Julian L. Stamm

  pp. 191-193

Reviews of Current Books

• Helene Deutsch on Dionysus and Apollo: Deutsch, Helene: A Psychoanalytic Study of the Myth of Dionysus and Apollo Two Variants of the Son-Mother Relationship. The Freud Anniversary Lecture Series. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1969, 101 pp.

  Shelley Orgel

  pp. 183-187

• Falstaff Behind the Arras

  M. D. Faber

  pp. 197-225

• In Defense of Goneril and Regan

  Stephen Reid

  pp. 226-244

• Desdemona's Guilt

  Stephen Reid

  pp. 245-262

• The Winter's Tale

  Stephen Reid

  pp. 263-278

• Desdemona: An Innocent Victim?

  Robert Dickes

  pp. 279-297

• Auditory Experience in Joyce's Portrait

  Raymond Tarbox

  pp. 301-328

• Mythopoesis and Psychoanalysis

  John E. Gedo

  pp. 329-337

• Nietzsche's Madness: Tragic Wisdom

  Carl Paul Ellerman

  pp. 338-357

• Lorca's Two Farces: Don Perlimpín and Don Cristóbal

  Carlos Feal-Deibe

  pp. 358-378

• Moses Encounters the Daemonic Aspect of God

  Dorothy F. Zeligs

  pp. 379-391