American Journal of Psychoanalysis

Editorial

• Psychoanalysis and DSM-III

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 3-4

• Man as Timekeeper

  David Spiegel

  pp. 5-14

• The Role of Faith in Psychoanalysis

  Claude H. Miller

  pp. 15-20

• Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy and the Fear of Death

  James B. McCarthy

  pp. 21-30

• Therapeutic Approaches to Changing Masculine Role Behavior

  Kenneth Solomon

  pp. 31-38

• Etiological Factors in a Case of Male Perversion

  Frank Miller

  pp. 39-44

• Treatment of Young Adults with Sexual Maladaptation

  Arnold L. Gilberg

  pp. 45-50

• Accentuating the Positive in Adolescent Patients

  Marlene Gershman Paley

  pp. 51-55

• Anality: A Theory of Erotism and Characterology

  Richard E. Fischer & Samuel Juni

  pp. 57-71

• Comments on Snakes Symbolism and Mind-Body Relations

  Michael Eigen

  pp. 73-79

• Therapist Anonymity in Rural Areas

  H. Steven Moffic

  pp. 85-89

• Catatonia: Cillapsed Space-Time

  Robert A. Faguet

  pp. 91-92

Brief Communications

• Limbic Regression with Derepression of Oedipal Feelings

  L. Eugene Arnold, Stanley S. Selinger & Hisako Koizumi

  pp. 81-84

Editorial

• Deprivation And Creativity: Hope In Crisis

  Barry G. Wood

  pp. 99-100

• Psychoanalysis and Moral Development

  Robert Coles

  pp. 101-113

• A Psychoanalytic View of Phobias

  John C. Nemiah

  pp. 115-120

• Stereotypes, Stepmothers, and Splitting

  Michel Radomisli

  pp. 121-127

• Capacities for Integration, Oedipal Ambivalence, and Imaginary Companions

  Naomi Gabriella Rucker

  pp. 129-137

• Anti-Semitism: Selected Psychodynamic Insights

  Terry Lister Weill

  pp. 139-148

• Homosexual Marriagesa

  Harry Gershman

  pp. 149-159

• Humor, Sex, and Power in American Society

  Samuel S. Janus

  pp. 161-167

• Symptom Substitution: A Case Study

  Kenneth Ottenbacher & Margaret Ottenbacher

  pp. 173-175

• Reflections on Eating and Breathing as Models of Mental Functions: Food Breath “Minds”

  Michael Eigen

  pp. 177-180

• Understanding and Helping the Schizophrenic: A Guide for Family and Friends, Sylvano Arieti, M.D., Basic Books, New York, 1979 239 pages. Inc.

  Douglas Ingram,

  pp. 182-183

• Letters to the Editors

  Regina Casper

  pp. 185-186

• The Author Replies

  Natalie Shainess

  pp. 186-187

• In Memoriam: 1913-1980

  Samuel Seitz & Isidore Portnoy

  pp. 189-189

Brief Communications

• Dilemmas of Psychotherapy in Israel

  Emanuel Berman

  pp. 169-172

Book Reviews

• Sexual Deviation, edited by Ismond Rosen, M.D., Oxford University Press, Oxford and New York, Second edition, 1979 556 pages.

  Bernard Zuger

  pp. 181-182

• Guidelines for Identifying Therapeutic Modalities

  Karen Horney Clinic

  pp. 195-202

• Values and the Psychotherapist

  Otto Allen Will

  pp. 203-212

• The Therapist-Patient Relationship: A Holistic View

  Laurence Simon

  pp. 213-225

• The Stress of Deprivation in Human Relationships

  Claude H. Miller

  pp. 227-234

• Discussion of “The Stress of Deprivation in Human Relationships”

  Jason Miller

  pp. 235-238

• Symbols, Symptoms, and Delusions: An Existential Analysis

  Molly D. Niv

  pp. 239-247

• The Denouement of Metapsychology

  Gordon E. Warme

  pp. 249-259

• Good/Bad Splitting in the Religious Experience

  Kevin Fauteux

  pp. 261-267

• Psychiatry's Contributions to Conferences on Science and World Affairs

  Rita R. Rogers

  pp. 269-276

Brief Communications

• New Views on the Biblical Joseph

  Joseph Berger

  pp. 277-282

Book Reviews

• La Psicoanalisi Interpersonale: Introduzione all' Opera di Karen Horney, by D. Garofalo, Cooperativa libraria editrice degli studenti dell' Universita di Padova. 1979 336 pages

  John Meth

  pp. 283-284

Editorial

• The “We” Generation

  Antonia Wenkart

  pp. 289-290

• Symposium on Narcissism: Differing Psychoanalytic Perspectives: Introduction and Comments on Observational Duality

  Leland van den Daele

  pp. 291-295

• Self-Psychology Illustrated on the Issue of Moral Masochism: Clinical Implications

  Esther Menaker

  pp. 297-305

• Otto Kernberg's Concepts about Narcissism

  Saul Tuttman

  pp. 307-316

• Heinz Kohut's Theory of Narcissism1

  Stephen A. Mitchell

  pp. 317-326

• The Self-Psychologies of Heinz Kohut and Karen Horney: A Comparative Examination

  Leland van den Daele

  pp. 327-336

• Horney Theory and Narcissism

  Louis E. DeRosis

  pp. 337-346

• Narcissus Revisited: A Venture Outside of the Intrapsychic

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 347-354

• Letters to the Editors

  Ralph M. Crowley & Diane K. Shrier

  pp. 355-357

• A Reply

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 357-359