American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Neurotic Pride and Homicide

  Andrew K. Ruotolo

  pp. 1-16

• Discussion

  Martin Symonds

  pp. 17-18

• Victims of Violence: Psychological Effects and Aftereffects

  Martin Symonds

  pp. 19-26

• Neurotic Pride

  Eleanor Yachnes

  pp. 27-32

• The Need to Dominate

  Bernard Robbins

  pp. 33-39

• Depression: A Historical overview

  William F. Knoff

  pp. 41-46

• Interpersonal Aspects in the Care of Terminally Ill Patients

  Barry G. Wood

  pp. 47-53

• A Writer Looks At the Void

  Anne Roiphe

  pp. 55-61

• Forging A Feminine Identity: Women in Four Professional Schools1

  Adeline Levine

  pp. 63-67

• Female Playwrights of the Eighteenth Century: Shaping the Marketplace of Love

  Jane Hershey

  pp. 69-74

• Comment and Critique

  Ray Naar

  pp. 79-81

• The Patient and the Analyst: The Basis Of The Psychoanalytic Process By Joseph Sandler, Christopher Dare, and Alex Holder. International Universities Press, Inc., New York, 1973, 150 pages.

  Norman R. Shulack

  pp. 91-94

Brief Communications

• Coercion and Freedom in the Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia

  Gaetano Benedetti

  pp. 75-77

Book Reviews

• The Transforming Self: New Dimensions in Psychoanalytic Process by David Shainberg, M.D., Intercontinental Medical Book Corporation New York, 1973.

  Norman Kelman

  pp. 83-89

• Dedication

  pp. 99-100

• Commentary on Human Effort

  Alexander R. Martin

  pp. 101-102

• Therapist Satisfaction

  Arthur Burton

  pp. 115-122

• Modern Alienation and the Good old Days

  Alan Grey

  pp. 123-133

• Reams and Dreaming: The Current State of the Art

  Claude H. Miller

  pp. 135-146

• Dreamwork in a Gestalt Therapy Context

  Lewis S. Alban & William D. Groman

  pp. 147-156

• Anger, Anhedonia, and the Borderline Syndrome

  Frank Miller

  pp. 157-161

• Homosexuality and Psychopathology in Nonpatient Males

  Thomas R. Clark

  pp. 163-168

• The Great Comedians: Personality and other Factors

  Samuel S. Janus

  pp. 169-174

• The Structure of Personality

  Bernard Robbins

  pp. 175-181

• Retreat From Sanity by Malcolm B. Bowers, Jr., Human Sciences Press, New York, 1974, 238 pages, $7.95

  Marie R. Badaracco

  pp. 189-191

• The Origin and Treatment of Schizophrenic Disorders by Theodore Lidz, Basic Books, New York, 1973, 145 pages, $7.95

  Abe Pinsky

  pp. 191-192

• Women & Analysis: Dialogues on Psychoanalytic Views of Femininity edited by Jean Strouse, Grossman Publishers, New York, 1974, 375 pages, $7.95

  Eleanor Yachnes

  pp. 192-197

Twenty-Third Annual Karen Horney Lecture

• Life is a Juggling Act: Our Concepts of “Normal” Development — Myth or Reality?

  Marianne Horney Eckardt

  pp. 103-113

Brief Communications

• The Guilt of Schizophrenia as a Universal “Guilt”

  David Shave

  pp. 183-185

Book Reviews

• These Are My Sisters, by Lara Jefferson, Anchor Press/Doubleday, New York, 1974, 238 pages, $7.95

  Marie R. Badaracco

  pp. 187-189

• Early Papers on Women: Horney to Thompson

  Ruth Moulton

  pp. 207-223

• Discussion of “Early Papers on Women: Horney to Thompson”

  Alexandra Symonds

  pp. 225-229

• The Relationship Between the Individual, the Culture, and Psychopathology

  Jack L. Rubins

  pp. 231-249

• Discussion of “the Relationship Between the Individual, the Culture, and Psychopathology”

  Victor Lief

  pp. 251-253

• Healing Through Meeting: A Dialogical Approach to Psychotherapy: Part I*

  Maurice Friedman

  pp. 255-267

• Severe Personality Disorders in an Institutional Setting

  William Abruzzi

  pp. 269-277

• The Flower Children of Ontario

  Charles W. Smiley

  pp. 279-283

• Narcissus Revisited

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 286-286

• Interpretation of Schizophrenia by Silvano Arieti, Basic Books, New York, 1974, second edition, 756 pages, $22.50

  Marie R. Badaracco

  pp. 289-291

Brief Communications

• A Note on Devouring and Being Devoured

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 285-285

Book Reviews

• Interpretation of Schizophrenia by Silvano Arieti, Basic Books, New York, 1974, second edition, 756 pages, $22.50

  Louis J. Piro

  pp. 287-289

• Editorial

  H. DeRosis

  pp. 295-295

• Karen Horney's Theory in Today's World

  Alexander Reid Martin

  pp. 297-302

• The Effect of Group Therapy on Compulsive Homosexuality in Men and Women

  Harry Gershman

  pp. 303-312

• Discussion of “The Effect of Group Therapy on Compulsive Homosexuality in Men and Women”

  Harvey E. Kaye

  pp. 313-316

• A Family Approach to Psychological Services

  Irene Goldenberg & Herbert Goldenberg

  pp. 317-328

• Drug-Induced Psychoses … or Schizophrenia?

  William Abruzzi

  pp. 329-342

• Healing Through Meeting: A Dialogical Approach to Psychotherapy Part II

  Maurice Friedman

  pp. 343-354

• Clinical Excerpts

  Edwin R. Wallace & William Rothstein

  pp. 355-357

• Marital Relationships: Frustration and Fulfillment

  Leonidas Samouilidis

  pp. 365-375

Public Forum

• Love: Addiction or Road to Self-Realization?

  Jane Simon

  pp. 359-364

Brief Communications

• The Blame of Dying Young

  William S. Appleton

  pp. 377-381

Book Reviews

• The Lives of a Cell: Notes of a Biology Watcher by Louis Thomas, The Viking Press, New York, 1974, 153 pages

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 383-384