American Journal of Psychoanalysis

Editorial

• On the Essence of Human Nature

  Edward R. Clemmens

  pp. 3-5

• “Mother Incest so Familiar to US”: Psychoanalysis and the Eve Myth

  John A. Phillips

  pp. 6-14

• The Professional Woman's Dilemma: Love and/or Power

  Clarice J. Kestenbaum

  pp. 15-21

• Female Ego Ideal Conflicts in Adulthood

  Doryann M. Lebe

  pp. 22-32

• The Construction of Therapeutic Allegories

  Henry W. Kalt

  pp. 33-44

• “Witch Hunting”: A Form of Reductionistic Thinking

  Newell Fischer

  pp. 45-54

• On Narcissistic Ethics

  Dragan M. Švrakić

  pp. 55-61

• Separation Crisis in a Family with a Borderline Adolescent

  F. von Broembsen

  pp. 62-75

• In Memoriam

  Antonia Wenkart

  pp. 83-84

Brief Communications

• Remarks on Intimacy and the Fear of Commitment

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 76-79

Book Reviews

• Sweet Suffering, Woman as Victim, by Natalie Shainess. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill, 1984.

  Norman J. Levy

  pp. 80-82

Tribute to Alexander Reid Martin: 1896-1983

• Introduction

  Helen De Rosis, Jeffrey Rubin, Jeanne Smith & Eleanor Yachnes

  pp. 91-92

• His Life

  Edward R. Clemmens

  pp. 93-95

• His Clinical Work

  Janet S. Gibbs

  pp. 96-99

• His Youth Work

  David F. Wynn

  pp. 100-101

• The Vidonian Society

  Lawrence C. Kolb

  pp. 102-102

• His Published Work

  Jeffrey Rubin

  pp. 103-107

• The Whole Patient In Therapy

  Alexander Reid Martin

  pp. 108-117

• A Bibliography of Publications by Alexander Reid Martin

  pp. 118-120

• Early Childhood Development and Its Implications for Analytic Theory and Practice

  Stella Chess

  pp. 123-148

• Discussion of “Early Childhood Development and Implications for Analytic Theory and Practice”

  Sibylle K. Escalona

  pp. 149-152

• Alternative Theories of Development and their Implications for Studying the Ontogeny of Behavior and Social Adaptations: Discussion of Dr. Chess’ Paper

  Peter H. Wolff

  pp. 153-165

• To the Editor

  Arnold Mitchell

  pp. 174-175

• In Memoriam: Ada Hirsh: September 1895-September 1985

  Jason Miller

  pp. 179-180

Symposium 1985: Early Childhood Development: Implications for Analytic Theory and Practice

• Introduction

  Joann Gerardi

  pp. 121-122

Brief Communications

• Symptom and Signification

  Horus Vital Brazil

  pp. 167-172

Letters to the Editor

• To the Editor

  Joyce Lerner

  pp. 173-174

Book Reviews

• Origins and Evolution of Behavior Disorders from Infancy to Early Adult Life, by Stella Chess, M.D., and Alexander Thomas, M.D. New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1984, 320 pp.

  Ann-Marie Paley

  pp. 177-178

Editorial

• Madness and the Borderline

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 187-190

• The Analytic Response to the Threat of Nuclear War

  David Lotto

  pp. 191-202

• Homeostasis and Attachment: An Integration of Classical and Object Relational Approaches to the Good-Enough Mother

  Leland van den Daele

  pp. 203-218

• The Real Self of Narcissistic Personalities: A Clinical Approach

  Dragan M. Švrakić

  pp. 219-229

• The Case of Elise Gomperz

  L. Z. Vogel

  pp. 230-238

• Sexual Disorders: A Perspective

  Irwin Hirsch

  pp. 239-248

• Leary's Circle Matrix: A Comprehensive Model for the Statistical Measurement of Horney's Clinical Concepts

  Walter W. Roemer

  pp. 249-262

• Psychoanalytic Supervision and the Larger Truth

  Carl Newman

  pp. 263-269

• Cross-Gender Supervision of Cross-Gender Therapy: Female Supervisor, Male Candidate, Female Patient

  Dale Mendell

  pp. 270-275

• Erratum

  pp. 276-276

Editorial

• Psychoanalytic Identity

  Jeffrey Rubin

  pp. 283-288

• Homer's Odyssey: A Psychological Journey

  Maxine Harris

  pp. 289-299

• Psychoanalysis and the “Life Cycle”: An Introduction

  Horus Vital Brazil

  pp. 300-309

• Death and Authenticity

  Julius E. Heuscher

  pp. 310-317

• Contrasting Views Of Felt Aliveness

  Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 318-326

• Analysis Once A Week

  Samuel I. Greenberg

  pp. 327-335

• “Lord of the Mirrors” and Demon Lover

  Susan Kavaler

  pp. 336-344

• The Self-Psychological Significance of Trivia

  John L. Wengle

  pp. 345-349

• A Psychotic Recovers: From Symbiosis to Adulthood

  Elisabeth Lassers

  pp. 350-358

• The Horney Centennial

  Jeffrey Rubin, Norman J. Levy, Morton B. Cantor & Jack Danielian

  pp. 360-366