American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Introduction

  Jeffrey Rubin

  pp. 5-7

• Separation and Loss in Psychoanalytic Therapy with Borderline Patients: Further Remarks

  Harold F. Searles

  pp. 9-27

• Comments on Separation and Loss in Psychoanalytic Therapy with Borderline Patients: Discussion of Dr. Searles' Paper

  Louis E. DeRosis

  pp. 29-34

• Some Aspects of Separation and Loss in Therapy with Disturbed Children

  Eugene Mahon

  pp. 35-44

• A New Paradigm for Separation and Loss: Discussion of “Some Aspects of Separation and Loss in Therapy with Disturbed Children”

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 47-51

• Separation and Loss: Significance for Women

  Alexandra Symonds

  pp. 53-58

• Loss as a Metaphor for Attachment

  George E. Vaillant

  pp. 59-67

• The Use and Abuse of Theory in Psychoanalysis

  Donald M. Marcus

  pp. 69-75

• The Ambiguity of Change, by Edgar Levenson. New York: Basic Books, 1983, 180 pp.

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 98-99

Other Voices

• Children and Parents in the Divorce Court

  Elisabeth Lassers & Willard J. Lassers

  pp. 77-91

Brief Communications

• Influence of Group Psychotherapy: A Thirty-Eight-Year Follow-Up

  Donald A. Shaskan & William L. Moran

  pp. 93-94

Book Reviews

• Portraits of the Artist, by John E. Gedo, Introduction by Peter Gay. New York: Guilford Press, 1983, 303 pp., $20.

  Ruth Milberg-Kaye

  pp. 95-97

• The Negative Therapeutic Reaction: Crisis of Practice or Crisis of Theory?

  Jack Danielian

  pp. 109-118

• The Use of Psychoanalytic Principles in the Treatment of Older People

  Herbert M. Rosenthal

  pp. 119-134

• Edith Jacobson's Major Contributions to Psychoanalytic Theory of Development

  Saul Tuttman

  pp. 135-147

• Discussion of “Edith Jacobson's Major Contributions to Psychoanalytic Theory of Development”

  Henry A. Paul

  pp. 148-151

• Recent Sociohistorical Trends and the Ascent of Kohutian “Self-Psychology”

  Peter Lawner

  pp. 152-159

• Shylock in “the Merchant of Venice”

  Samuel I. Greenberg

  pp. 160-165

• Psychodynamic Perspectives on Religion, Sect, and Cult, edited by David A. Halperin MD Boston: John Wright-PSG 1983 382 pp. $44.50.

  Irving Friedman

  pp. 192-193

• In Memoriam: Francis J. Braceland, M.D.

  pp. 195-195

• In Memoriam: Samuel L. Safirstein, M.D., 1913-1985

  Norman Kelman

  pp. 196-196

Other Voices

• Going Public: Historical Perspectives on Working Women

  Sheila M. Rothman

  pp. 167-175

• Poet, Friend, and Poetry: the Idealized Image of Love in Shakespeare's Sonnets

  Catherine R. Lewis

  pp. 176-190

Book Reviews

• Overcoming Indecisiveness: The Eight Stages of Effective Decision Making, Theodore Isaac Rubin MD New York: Harper & Row 1984 256 pp.

  Louis E. De Rosis

  pp. 191-192

• From The Editor

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 205-207

• An Analysis of Spinoza's Pride and Self-Abasement

  Joyce A. Tigner

  pp. 208-220

• Current Psychoanalytic Paradigm Controversy: A Horneyan Perspective

  Henry A. Paul

  pp. 221-233

• The Borderline Diagnosis and Integration of Self

  Arnold Mitchell

  pp. 234-250

• Wholeness, Alienation From Self, and the Schizoid Problem

  Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 251-257

• Therapeutic Ambiance in the Treatment of Severely Disturbed Narcissistic Personality Disorders

  Jayne Patrick

  pp. 258-267

• Faulkner: Ego Functions and Fantasy

  Leo Schneiderman

  pp. 268-281

Other Voices

• The Politics of Stress: Public Visions, Private Realities

  Cynthia Fuchs Epstein

  pp. 282-290

Brief Communications

• Psychodynamic Treatment for Telephone Scatologia

  Richard L. Goldberg & Thomas N. Wise

  pp. 291-297

Editorial

• Karen Horney at 100: Beyond the Frontier

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 305-309

• An Analyst Looks at Languages, Cultures, and Translations

  Edward R. Clemmens

  pp. 310-321

• Discussion of “An Analyst Looks at Languages, Cultures, and Translations”

  Carola H. Mann

  pp. 322-326

• Recovering Bion's Contributions to Group Analysis

  Kenneth Eisold

  pp. 327-340

• Discussion of “Recovering Bion's Contributions to Group Analysis”

  Michael Eigen

  pp. 341-347

• The Linguistic Unconscious of Jacques Lacan

  David W. Stewart

  pp. 348-359

• Childhood and Psychoanalysis

  Candice S. Miller

  pp. 360-369

• Unresolved Grief

  Sidney Zisook & Richard DeVaul

  pp. 370-379

• The “Chemistry” of Personal Attraction

  Kenneth Winarick

  pp. 380-388