American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Editorial

  pp. 3-4

• Psychoanalysis, the Behavioral Therapies, and the World of the Future

  Arnaldo Apolito

  pp. 5-12

• Discussion

  Herbert Fensterheim

  pp. 12-16

• Recent Trends Toward Unisex: A Panel

  Marie R. Badaracco

  pp. 17-23

• Robert E. Gould

  pp. 23-27

• Louis Landman

  pp. 27-31

• The Emotional Correlates of Smiling and Laughter: A Preliminary Research Study

  Luis R. Marcos

  pp. 33-41

• Responsibility and the Neurotic Patient

  Morris Isenberg

  pp. 43-50

• Transference: A Cognitive Approach

  Allan E. Mallinger

  pp. 51-61

• Reich and Rousseau: An Essay in Psycho-History

  Edward E. Malkin

  pp. 63-72

• Candidate Contributions: Dance Therapy: An overview

  Ann-Marie N. Paley

  pp. 81-83

• Uncommon Therapy — the Psychiatric Techniques of Milton H. Erickson, M.D. Jay Haley. Norton, 1972

  Sidney Rosen

  pp. 92-95

Clinical Excerpts

• Clinical Excerpts Masochism in Love and Sexdominick A. Barbara

  Dominick A. Barbara

  pp. 73-79

Brief Communications

• The Psychiatrist in National Emergency

  Dov R. Aleksandrowicz

  pp. 85-90

Book Reviews

• Advances in Behavior Therapy, Edited By Richard D. Rubin, Herbert Fensterheim, John D. Henderson, and Leonard P. Ullmann. Academic Press, New York and London, 1973, 233 Pages.

  Arnaldo Apolito

  pp. 91-92

• Editorial

  H. De Rosis

  pp. 97-98

• Television and Children's Aggressive behavior: Another Look

  Robert M. Liebert

  pp. 99-107

• The Invented Self: Karen Horney's Theory Applied to Psychoanalysis in Groups Part I

  Louis De Rosis

  pp. 109-121

• The Therapist As A Transitional Object

  Michael E. Murray

  pp. 123-127

• The Personality Cult in Psychoanalysis

  Jack L. Rubins

  pp. 129-133

• Horney's Metapsychology and Western Culture

  Jack Danielian

  pp. 135-139

• Communication Theory and Brief Psychotherapy: Its Application in Therapy of Children and Adolescents

  Juan Carlos Kusnetzoff

  pp. 141-149

• Healthy and Neurotic Components of Goal Setting

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 151-153

• Informed Consent for Parenthood

  James E. Lieberman

  pp. 155-159

• Brief Communications

  Antonia Wenkart

  pp. 161-161

• Psychoanalysis and Women: Contributions to New Theory and Therapy Edited by Jean Baker Miller M.D., New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1973, 406 pp., $12.50

  Jeanne Smith

  pp. 163-166

• Sybil, Flora Rheta Schreiber Chicago: Henry Regnery, 1973, $8.95

  Dominick A. Barbara

  pp. 167-167

• Letters to the Editor

  pp. 170-170

• In Memoriam

  Antonia Wenkart

  pp. 171-171

Book Reviews

• Obsessive Children: A Sociopsychiatric Study Paul L. Adams, M.D., New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1973, $12.50

  Theodore A. Petti

  pp. 162-163

• Editorial

  H. DeRosis

  pp. 175-176

• The Liberated Woman: Healthy and Neurotic

  Alexandra Symonds

  pp. 177-183

• Discussion

  Alan G. Miller

  pp. 184-186

• The Prediction of Adolescent Homicide: Episodic Dyscontrol and Dehumanization

  Derek Miller & John Looney

  pp. 187-198

• The Invented Self: Karen Horney's Theory Applied to Psychoanalysis in Groups Part ll

  Louis DeRosis

  pp. 199-212

• The Impact of the Therapist's Personality on Group Process

  Milton M. Berger

  pp. 213-219

• Paradox in Psychotherapy

  Maurizio Andolfi

  pp. 219-228

• Psychoanalysis and Society: Which Leads, Which Follows?

  Marie R. Badaracco

  pp. 229-236

• Discussion

  John L. Schimel

  pp. 237-240

• On Evaluating the Effectiveness of Psychoanalytic Therapy for the Acute Schizophrenias

  Jack L. Rubins & Morton S. Rucker

  pp. 241-256

• Alcologia: A “Logical” Paralogia

  Abraham J. Twerski

  pp. 257-261

• Sexism in Advertising

  Diane Stemple & Jane E. Tyler

  pp. 271-273

Other Voices

• Poverty and Human Growth

  Rachel Hosmer

  pp. 263-269

Twenty-Second Annual Karen Horney Lecture

• Will and the Therapeutic Process

  Leon Salzman

  pp. 277-290

• Psychiatry and Politics: A Panel

  Louis Derosis

  pp. 291-293

• Psychiatry and Politics: A Panel

  Norman Kelman

  pp. 294-300

• Psychiatry and Politics: A Panel

  Theodore I. Rubin

  pp. 301-303

• Individual Aggression and A Violent Society

  Louis R. Hott

  pp. 305-310

• On Feeling Abused and Being Abused

  Frederick Weiss

  pp. 311-314

• The Alcoholic Stereotype: Clinical Reappraisal and Implications for Treatment

  John S. Tamerin & Charles P. Neumann

  pp. 315-323

• The Two Strangers

  Ann Belford Ulanov

  pp. 325-335

• The Meaning of Here-Now, There-Then in Gestalt Therapy

  W. M. Nelson & W. D. Groman

  pp. 337-346

• The Family and Defense Mechanisms

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 347-350

• Letter to the Editor

  George Eaton Daniels

  pp. 359-359

Brief Communications

• A Note on Death Anxiety As A Developmental Achievement

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 351-353

Book Review

• Developments in Horney Psychoanalysis 1950-1970, edited by Jack L. Rubins. Robert E. Krieger Publishing Company, Huntington, New York, 1972, 315 pages.

  Louis J. Piro

  pp. 355-356