American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• The Meaning of Suffering in Therapy: A Round Table Discussion

  Alexander Reid Martin

  pp. 3-4

• The Meaning of Suffering in Therapy

  Irving Bieber

  pp. 5-8

• The Meaning of Suffering in Therapy

  John A. P. Millet

  pp. 8-12

• The Meaning of Suffering in Therapy

  Thomas S. Szasz

  pp. 12-17

• The Meaning of Suffering in Therapy

  Frederick A. Weiss

  pp. 17-21

• The Meaning of Suffering in Therapy

  Antonia Wenkart

  pp. 21-26

• On the Nature of Loneliness

  Arthur Burton

  pp. 34-39

• Group Psychoanalysis with Adult Stutterers

  Dominick A. Barbara, Natalie Goldart & Caroline Oram

  pp. 40-57

• Existential Psychiatry and Group Psychotherapy

  Thomas Hora

  pp. 58-70

• Discussion

  Louis E. DeRosis

  pp. 70-73

• The Management of Anxiety in Group Psychoanalysis: A Round Table Discussion

  Tibor Agoston

  pp. 74-77

• The Management of Anxiety in Group Psychoanalysis

  Louis Landman

  pp. 78-81

• The Management of Anxiety in Group Psychoanalysis

  Helene Papanek

  pp. 82-84

• The Unconscious Wish: An Operational Examination

  N. S. Lehrman

  pp. 85-91

• A Commentary on Ontic Perspectives

  John Cowen

  pp. 92-97

• Prediction and Outcome—A Study in Child Development: Sibylle Escalona, Ph.D., Grace Moore Heider, Ph.D. 318 pp. Basic Books, New York, 1959. $6.50.

  Alexandra Symonds

  pp. 101-102

• Adolescence and Discipline—A Mental Hygiene Primer. Rudolph M. Wittenberg. 318 pp. Association Press, 1959, New York. $4.95.

  Joseph Zimmerman

  pp. 102-104

• American Institute for Psychoanalysis

  Nathan Freeman

  pp. 105-106

• Karen Horney Clinic Report

  Louis R. Hott

  pp. 106-107

• The Dean

  Harold Kelman

  pp. 107-108

• Candidates Association

  Ellis Mischel

  pp. 108-108

Karen Horney Award

• A Critique of Horney's Theory of Anxiety

  S. Rudolphson

  pp. 27-33

Book Reviews

• Zen Buddhism and Psychoanalysis. By Erich Fromm, D. T. Suzuki and Richard De Martino. 180 pp. Harper and Brothers, New York. 1960. $4.

  Sidney Rosen

  pp. 98-101

Annual Reports

• The Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

  Frederick A. Weiss

  pp. 105-105

Alienation and the Self

• Introduction

  Frederick A. Weiss

  pp. 117-119

• On Alienated Concepts of Identity

  Ernest G. Schachtel

  pp. 120-127

• Discussion

  David E. Schecter

  pp. 128-130

• Bernard E. Zuger, M.D., New York

  pp. 130-131

• The Self-Concept, Identity, and Alienation from Self

  Jack L. Rubins

  pp. 132-142

• Discussion

  Alexandra Symonds

  pp. 142-143

• Alienation in the Light of Karen Horney's Theory of Neurosis

  Joseph W. Vollmerhausen

  pp. 144-151

• Discussion

  Geoffrey F. Osler

  pp. 152-155

• Alienation: Man's Fate and Man's Hope

  Helen Merrell Lynd

  pp. 166-171

• Discussion

  Abe Pinsky

  pp. 171-172

• Self-Alienation and Self-Confirmation in Modern Art

  Charles Hulbeck

  pp. 173-179

• Discussion

  Helen W. Boigon

  pp. 179-182

• The Alienated Person in Literature

  Bella S. Van Bark

  pp. 183-193

• Discussion

  Doris V. Falk

  pp. 193-197

• Self-Alienation: Dynamics and Therapy

  Frederick A. Weiss

  pp. 207-218

• Alienation and the Secret Self: Some Therapeutic Considerations

  Marianne H. Eckardt

  pp. 219-226

• Regaining Identity through Relatedness

  Antonia Wenkart

  pp. 227-233

• Discussions

  Walter Bonime

  pp. 233-236

• Discussions

  Wanda Willig

  pp. 236-239

• Discussions

  Ralph Slater

  pp. 239-241

• The Therapy of Severe Alienation

  Sara Sheiner

  pp. 242-251

• Discussion

  Harry Gershman

  pp. 251-253

• Peak Experiences as Acute Identity Experiences

  A. H. Maslow

  pp. 254-260

• Discussion

  Silvano Arieti

  pp. 261-262

• Alienation and Group Psychoanalysis

  Louis E. DeRosis

  pp. 263-272

• Alienation and the Group Analytic Process

  Benjamin J. Ecker

  pp. 273-276

• Discussions

  Louis R. Hott

  pp. 276-278

• Discussions

  Sidney Rose

  pp. 278-279

• Existential Psychology. Rollo May, editor. Random House, New York. 126 pages. $0.95.

  Frank Hladky

  pp. 282-285

• The Quest For Identity. Allen Wheelis. W. W. Norton, New York. 1958. $3.95.

  Norman J. Levy

  pp. 285-288

• The Anatomy of Psychotherapy. Henry L. Lennard and Arnold Bernstein. Columbia University Press, New York, 1960. $6.

  Joseph W. Vollmerhausen

  pp. 288-291

• The Psychotherapy Relationship. William U. Snyder, Ph.D., The Macmillan Company, New York. 411 pp.

  Samuel L. Safirstein

  pp. 291-294

• Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Selected Papers of Frieda Fromm-Reichmann. Dexter M. Bullard, ed. Foreword by Edith V. Weigert. University of Chicago Press, 1959.

  Frank Hladky

  pp. 294-297

• Normal Children and their Mothers. Irvin D. Harris, M.D. Free Press, Glencoe, Illinois, 1959.

  Helen A. DeRosis

  pp. 297-299

• Psychoanalysis and the Family Neurosis. Martin Grotjahn, M.D. W. W. Norton, New York, 1960.

  Louis A. Azorin

  pp. 299-300

• Creativity. Emanuel F. Hammer, Ph.D. Random House, 1961. 150 pp. $1.25.

  Frank Hladky

  pp. 300-302

• The Myth of Mental Illness: Foundations of A Theory of Personal Conduct. Thomas S. Szasz, M.D. Harper, New York, 1961. $7.50.

  Jason Miller

  pp. 302-308

Alienation and Culture

• Self-Alienation and the Loss of Leisure

  Alexander Reid Martin

  pp. 156-165

Alienation and Therapy

• Alienation: its Historical and Therapeutic Context

  Harold Kelman

  pp. 198-206

Book Reviews

• Introduction à la Médecine Psychosomatique (Introduction to Psychosomatic Medicine). Medard Boss. Presses Universitaires, Paris, 1959.

  Jack L. Rubins

  pp. 280-282