American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Introduction

  Jeffrey Rubin

  pp. 5-7

• Violence in the Family as a Disorder of the Attachment and Caregiving Systems

  John Bowlby

  pp. 9-27

• Discussion of “Violence in the Family as a Disorder of the Attachment and Caregiving Systems”

  Martin Symonds

  pp. 29-31

• Pathological Attachments and their Relationship to Affective Disorders in Adult Life

  Clarice J. Kestenbaum

  pp. 33-49

• Discussion of “Pathological Attachments and their Relationship to Affective Disorders in Adult Life”

  Eugene Mahon

  pp. 51-57

• Horneyan Developmental Psychoanalytic Theory and its Application to the Treatment of the Young

  Henry A. Paul

  pp. 59-71

• Discussion of “Horneyan Developmental Psychoanalytic Theory and its Application to the Treatment of the Young”

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 73-78

• From Attachment to Affiliation

  Jules R. Bemporad

  pp. 79-92

• Discussion of “From Attachment to Affiliation”

  Gail W. Berry-Teichner

  pp. 93-97

• A Tribute to Elisabeth Enczi, M.D.: November 10, 1914-April 25, 1982

  Frederick H. Berenstein

  pp. 99-101

• From “Evenly-Hovering Attention” to “Vicarious Introspection”: Issues of Listening in Freud and Kohut

  R. G. K. Kainer

  pp. 103-114

• Letters to the Editor

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 115-116

• Letters to the Editor

  Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 116-118

• Letters to the Editor

  Herbert M. Rosenthal

  pp. 118-120

Book Reviews

• The Place of Attachment in Human Behavior, edited by Colin Murray Parkes, Joan Stevenson-Hinde Basic Books, New York, 1982 131 pp. $20.

  George A. Blednick

  pp. 121-123

• The Psychotherapeutic and Hypnotherapeutic Approaches of Milton H. Erickson, M.D.

  Sidney Rosen

  pp. 133-145

• Murder: The Ultimate Conflict

  Harvey Bluestone & Sheldon Travin

  pp. 147-167

• Toward a More Subjective View of Analyzability

  Irwin Hirsch

  pp. 169-182

• Color in Dreams and the Psychoanalytic Situation

  Frank Patalano

  pp. 183-190

• A Psychotherapist's Reflections on A Countertransference Dream

  Moshe Halevi Spero

  pp. 191-196

• Behavioral Styles in Infancy and Adulthood: The Work of Karen Horney and Attachment Theorists Collaterally Considered

  Candice Feiring

  pp. 197-208

• >Secrets, by Sissela Bok. New York: Pantheon Books, 1983, 384 pp.

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 215-216

• The Mind in Conflict, by Charles Brenner. New York: International Universities Press, 1982, 266 pp.

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 216-217

Brief Communications

• Heterosexual Panic

  Richard L. Goldberg

  pp. 209-211

Book Reviews

• The Shaman — His Symbols and His Healing Power, by Spencer L. Rogers. Springfield, III.: Charles C Thomas, 1982, 203 pp.

  Carl Goldberg

  pp. 213-214

In Memoriam

• B. Bohden Wassell, M.D.: April 20, 1911-May 14, 1983

  Frederick Burnett

  pp. 219-219

• Foreword

  Edward R. Clemmens & Mario Rendon

  pp. 229-230

• Introductory Remarks

  Alejandro Gállego Meré

  pp. 231-235

• Karen Horney: Her Life and Contribution

  Marianne Horney Eckardt

  pp. 236-241

• The Work of Karen Horney

  Edward R. Clemmens

  pp. 242-253

• Medical Anthropology in the Work of Karen Horney

  Demetrio Barcia

  pp. 254-266

• Karen Horney's Biocultural Dialectic

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 267-279

• Karen Horney's Feminine Psychology

  Ana Gutierrez Lopez

  pp. 280-289

• Guilt and Self-Idealization

  Alejandro Gállego Meré

  pp. 290-300

• Hope as a Means of Therapy in the Work of Karen Horney

  Juan Francisco Díez Manrique

  pp. 301-310

• Transference and Countertransference in the Horneyan System

  Edward R. Clemmens

  pp. 311-315

• The Concept of Neurosis in Karen Horney

  C. Ruiz Ogara

  pp. 316-318

• Clinical Work in the Horney Tradition

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 319-333

• Closing Remarks

  Alejandro Gállego Meré

  pp. 334-336

• Affective Disorders and Narcissistic Vulnerability

  Randy S. Milden

  pp. 345-353

• Was Freud Wrong about Feminine Psychology?

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 355-367

• The “Lilt” Feeling

  Bruce Johnson

  pp. 369-375

• The Snow Leopard: Fusion in An Elaborated Delusional Fantasy

  Frederick H. Berenstein

  pp. 377-397

• Individuality and Hubris in Mythology: The Struggle to Be Human

  Arnold Mitchell

  pp. 399-412

• “Red Rover”: An Expression of the Psychic Struggle toward Separation-Individuation

  Jonathan Rabinowitz

  pp. 425-430

• Comment

  Eleanor Yachnes

  pp. 437-438

Other Voices

• “His Scorn I Approve”: The Self-Effacing Desdemona

  Bernard J. Paris

  pp. 413-424

Brief Communications

• A Psychological Commentary on John Gardner's Grendel

  Charles N. Lewis

  pp. 431-436

Book Reviews

• One to One, Understanding Personal Relationships, by Theodore Isaac Rubin, M.D., New York: The Viking Press, 1983, 242 pp.

  Louis de Rosis

  pp. 439-440