American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Creativity and Altered States of Consciousness

  Jane Simon

  pp. 3-12

• Impressions of a Black Psychiatrist in a College Dealing with Black and other Minority Students

  Houston Brummit

  pp. 13-21

• Aspects of Biofeedback Physiology and its Relationship to Family Systems Theory

  Michael E. Kerr

  pp. 23-35

• The Pursuit of One's Own Healing

  David H. Rosen

  pp. 37-41

• Psychiatry's Problem with no Name: Therapist-Patient Sex

  Virginia Davidson

  pp. 43-50

• Responsive Supervision of the Psychiatric Resident and Clinical Psychology Intern

  Ronald Jay Cohen & Barbara DeBetz

  pp. 51-64

• Conflict and Change: the Theater of Gertrude Stein

  Lawrence Kornfeld

  pp. 73-82

• A Patient's Claim to Paranormal Powers

  George E. Atwood

  pp. 85-88

• Daughters and Mothers/Mothers and Daughters, by Signe Hammer, Quadrangle/The New York Times Book Co., New York, 1975, 175 pages, $7.95.

  Marie R. Badaracco

  pp. 92-93

• The Patient and the Therapist: New Light on the Therapist, by Arthur Burton, Hamilton Psyche Press, Sacramento, Calif., 1975, 173 pages, $8.95.

  Norman Shulack

  pp. 94-95

• In Memoriam

  Harry Gershman

  pp. 96-96

Other Voices

• Rationality and Politics

  Edward E. Malkin

  pp. 65-71

Brief Communications

• Reflections on Being a Psychoanalyst

  Arnold L. Gilberg

  pp. 83-84

Book Reviews

• Betrayal, by Lucy Freeman and Julie Roy, A Giniger Book published in association with Stein and Day, New York, 1976, 263 pages, $8.95.

  Jeanne Smith

  pp. 89-92

• Human-Potential Movement: Implications for Psychoanalysis

  Claude H. Miller

  pp. 99-109

• Discussion of “The Human-Potential Movement: Implications for Psychoanalysis”

  Jason Miller

  pp. 111-114

• The Mentoring Dynamic in the Therapeutic Transformation

  Arthur Burton

  pp. 115-122

• On the Emotional Well-Being of Psychiatrists: Overview and Rationale

  Elaine J. Knutsen

  pp. 123-129

• The Psychiatrist as Wounded Physician

  C. Jess Groesbeck & Benjamin Taylor

  pp. 131-139

• Do Psychiatrists Have Special Emotional Problems?

  Gordon E. Bermak

  pp. 141-146

• Psychotherapy as Healing

  Jules Barron

  pp. 147-153

• Prognosis in the Neuroses

  Andrew Sims

  pp. 155-161

• False-Acknowledgment Phenomenon in Psychotherapy

  Jeffery C. Hutzier & Emil R. Pinta

  pp. 167-170

• Suggestions of the Devil, the Origins of Madness, by Judith S. Neaman, Garden City, New York, Anchor Books, Anchor Press/Doubleday, 1975, 225 pages, $2.50.

  Marie R. Badaracco

  pp. 172-174

Brief Communications

• Love and Hate in Methadone Maintenance

  Virginia Davidson

  pp. 163-166

Book Reviews

• The Book of Hope: How Women Can Overcome Depression, by Helen A. DeRosis, M.D., and Victoria Y. Pellegrino, New York: Macmillan, 1976, 299 pages, $9.95.

  Marlene Gershman Paley

  pp. 171-172

Twenty-fourth Annual Karen Horney lecture

• Temperamental Differences and Sexual Dimorphisma

  Margaret Mead

  pp. 179-192

• The Protective Function of Depressive States

  George E. Atwood

  pp. 193-199

• Human Aggression and Depression: Can these Drives Be Utilized in a Constructive Way?

  Ebrahim J. Kermani

  pp. 201-206

• Resistances Encountered in the Psychotherapy of Depressed Individuals

  Jules R. Bemporad

  pp. 207-214

• Gender-Specific Problems in the Treatment of Young Women

  Maj-Britt T. Rosenbaum

  pp. 215-221

• Transsexualism: Alternate Diagnostic and Etiological Considerations

  Robert F. Sabalis, Marshall A. Staton & Susan N. Appenzeller

  pp. 223-228

• Relation of Ego to Id, Superego, and Reality

  John A. Brogan

  pp. 229-234

• “We Have Changed and so has Memory Lane”: Thoughts on E. A. Levenson, The Fallacy of Understanding

  Charles Peterson

  pp. 241-251

• Many an Outcast

  Edwin Rolfe

  pp. 252-252

• Penile Pain: An Unusual Symptom and its Determinants

  James W. Hamilton

  pp. 257-258

• The Narcissus Myth in Ovid

  Michael Becker

  pp. 259-261

• To Have or to Be?, by Erich Fromm New York: Harper & Row, 1976 215 pages $8.95.

  Marlene Gershman Paley

  pp. 265-267

• A Marital Therapy Manual, by Peter A. Martin M.D., Bruner-Mazel Publishers, New York, 1976 206 pages $12.50.

  Samuel I. Greenberg

  pp. 267-268

Other Voices

• Evidence on the Moral Socialization of American Children in 1864 and Its Psychodynamics

  Michael Barton

  pp. 235-239

Brief Communications

• Gender-Specific Therapy Problems in Male Youths

  Arnold L. Gilberg

  pp. 253-255

Book Reviews

• Toward a New Psychology of Women, by Jean Baker Miller, Boston: Beacon Press, 1976 143 pages $9.95.

  Jane Simon

  pp. 263-265

In Memoriam

• Harold Kelman 1906-1977

  Norman Kelman

  pp. 271-272

Twenty-Fifth Annual Karen Horney Lecture

• The Psychoanalyst as a Person

  Judd Marmor

  pp. 275-284

• Bilingualism and Sense of Self

  Luis R. Marcos, Judith E. Eisma & Jose Guimon

  pp. 285-290

• Aspects of Structure in the Psychopathology of Schizophrenia

  V. Siomopoulos

  pp. 291-297

• Anxiety Revisited

  Jack Schnee

  pp. 299-307

• Differential Diagnostic Considerations in Neurosis and Character Disorder

  Frank Miller

  pp. 309-315

• Death and Living: A Family Therapy Approach

  Stanley E. Slivkin

  pp. 317-323

• Fathering—a Neglected Activity

  Marion Zucker Goldstein

  pp. 325-336

• Stresses and Rewards within the Psychiatrist's Family Cameron Cray and Marjorie Cray

  Spouse's Presentation

  pp. 337-341

• Depression

  Paula B. Cullen

  pp. 351-351

• Acceptance

  Samuel Kaufman

  pp. 352-352

• The Life of the Self: Toward a New Psychology, by Robert J. Lifton Simon and Schuster, New York, 1976 190 pp. $7.95.

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 354-357

Other Voices

• The Birth of Robespierre as a Revolutionary: A Horneyan Psychohistorical Approach

  Joseph I. Shulim

  pp. 343-350

Book Reviews

• Psychopharmacology in the Practice of Medicine, edited by Murray E. Jarvic M.D., Ph.D., published by Appleton-Century-Crofts, New York, 1977 553 pp. $20.50.

  Louis J. Piro

  pp. 353-354