American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• The Time Unity of Personality

  Andrew Tershakovec

  pp. 3-21

• Horney's Theory of Neurosis: A Developmental-Structuralist Interpretation

  Leland D. van den Daele

  pp. 23-36

• Discussion of “Horney's Theory of Neurosis: A Developmental-Structuralist Interpretation”

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 37-39

• Family Character Analysis

  Michael E. Murray

  pp. 41-53

• The Wife as the Professional

  Alexandra Symonds

  pp. 55-64

• Psychodynamic Conflicts in Female Law Students

  Hallie Frank

  pp. 65-69

• The Psychiatric Clerkship: Its Effect on Medical Students

  Paula F. Eagle & Luis R. Marcos

  pp. 85-89

Other Voices

• Social and Cultural Influences on the Doctor's Family

  Miriam Perr

  pp. 71-80

Brief Communications

• Inner Space and the Einsteinian Concept of Time

  Robert A. Faguet

  pp. 81-83

Book Reviews

• Karen Horney: Gentle Rebel of Psychoanalysis, by Jack L. Rubins, M.D., New York: The Dial Press, 1978, 362 pages, $9.95.

  Andrew K. Ruotolo

  pp. 91-94

• Aggression in Everyday Life

  Claude H. Miller

  pp. 99-112

• The Hysterical Facade

  S. Zisook, R.A. DeVaul & E. Gammon

  pp. 113-123

• Narcissistic Dyadic Relationships

  David Rubinstein & Joan F. Timmins

  pp. 125-136

• Childhood Ego States and Adult Clinical Practice

  Howard R. Barton & Robert A. Kovan

  pp. 137-145

• Unconscious Communication in the Mother-Child Dyad

  Naomi Gabriella Rucker & Catherine Blank Mermelstein

  pp. 147-151

• Fathers of Emotionally Dysfunctional Adults

  Marion Zucker Goldstein

  pp. 153-164

• Preventive Attitudes toward Midlife Crisis

  Leah Davidson

  pp. 165-173

• A Feminist'S Look at Freud'S Feminine Psychology

  Marlene Gershman Paley

  pp. 179-182

• Annual Review of the Schizophrenic Syndrome, Volume 5, 1976-77, edited by Robert Cancro Brunner/Mazel, New York, 657 peges. $27.50.

  Bernard Zuger

  pp. 186-186

Brief Communications

• Therapist-Patient Interactions

  Emil R. Pinta

  pp. 175-178

Book Reviews

• Working with Patients: Introductory Guidelines for Psychotherapists, by Helen A. DeRosis Agathon Press, New York, 194 peges. $10.50.

  George A. Blednick

  pp. 183-186

In Memoriam

• Leon Gottfried, M.D.: 1904-1978

  Harry Gershman

  pp. 190-190

• Of Slings and Arrows and Outrageous Fortune

  Jack Weinberg

  pp. 195-210

• The Role of Dreams in the Construction of Psychoneurotic Symptoms

  Harold Levitan

  pp. 211-223

• The Swing of the Pendulum—From Anorexia to Obesity

  Natalie Shainess

  pp. 225-234

• The Antisocial Character

  Louis R. Hott

  pp. 235-244

• Discussion of “The Antisocial Character”

  Andrew K. Ruotolo

  pp. 245-249

• Elective Mutism: Fixation and the Double Bind

  Salvatore V. Ambrosino & Maria Alessi

  pp. 251-256

• Psychological Adaptations of Soviet Immigrants

  Edgar Goldstein

  pp. 257-263

• Narcissism in the Physical Rehabilitation Patient

  Anita Lerman

  pp. 265-272

• In Memoriam: 1926-1979

  Andrew Keogh Ruotolo & Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 285-285

Clinical Excerpts

• Etiologic Factors in a Case of Female Homosexuality

  Frank Miller

  pp. 273-278

Brief Communications

• On the Defensive use of Mastery

  Michael Eigen

  pp. 279-282

Book Reviews

• Once Upon a Murder, by A. K. Ruotolo illustrated by Alice Brickner Grosset & Dunlap, New York, 1979 223 pages. $10.00.

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 283-284

• Character, Cognition, and Therapeutic Process

  Joseph Barnett

  pp. 291-301

• The Learning Process in Combined Psychotherapy

  Henry Greenbaum

  pp. 303-310

• Discussion of “The Learning Process in Combined Psychotherapy”

  Jack L. Rubins

  pp. 311-317

• Time and Timekeeping in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 319-328

• Discussion of “Time and Timekeeping in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy”

  Thomas G. Gutheil

  pp. 329-333

• Brief Psychotherapy using Dream Interpretation

  Gisela E. Kolb

  pp. 335-342

• Structuralism in Psychoanalysis

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 343-351

• Discussion of “Structuralism in Psychoanalysis”

  Leland D. van den Daele

  pp. 353-357

• The American Nazi and the Wandering Jew

  Stanley Faguet

  pp. 363-368

Brief Communications

• High and Low Velocity States and Hemispheric Specialization

  Robert A. Faguet

  pp. 359-362

Personal Reflections

• On the Holocaust and Holocaust Survivors

  Ellis Mischel

  pp. 369-376

Book Reviews

• The Myth of Psychotherapy: Mental Healing as Religion, Rhetoric, and Repression, by Thomas Szasz M.D. Anchor Press/Doubleday, New York, 1978 208 pages.

  Louis J. Piro

  pp. 377-378