American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Application of Horney Theory in the Treatment of a Traumatized Child

  Meryl Brown

  pp. 3-20

• Love and Authenticity

  Julius E. Heuscher

  pp. 21-34

• Mirror Hunger in the Psychodynamics of Sexually Abusing therapists

  Jeffrey M. Claman

  pp. 35-40

• Current Psychoanalytic theory and Practice: can there Be any one Valid Unitary Approach?

  Carl T. Rotenberg

  pp. 41-50

• Lacan and Post-Structuralism

  Jan Marta

  pp. 51-57

• Pessimistic mood in Narcissistic Decompensation

  Dragan M. Švrakić

  pp. 58-71

• Lillian Hellman: The Uses of Rage

  Leo Schneiderman

  pp. 72-92

Editorial

• Research in Horney's Psychoanalytic Theory

  Leland van den Daele

  pp. 99-104

• Some Contributions of Horneyan Theory to Enhancement of the Type A Behavior Construct

  Steven A. Hamon

  pp. 105-115

• An Application of the Interpersonal Models Developed by Karen Horney and Timothy Leary to Type A-B Behavior Patterns

  Walter W. Roemer

  pp. 116-130

• Understanding Social Roles from a Horneyan Perspective

  Diane Rendon

  pp. 131-142

• Attitudes toward Disability: Horney's Theory Applied

  Norma Jabin

  pp. 143-153

• Horneyan and Kohutian Theories of Psychic Trauma: A Self-Psychological Reexamination of the Work of Harold Kelman

  Richard B. Ulman

  pp. 154-160

• The Phylogenesis of the “Ego,” with Remarks on the Frontal Lobes

  Arthur W. Epstein

  pp. 161-166

• Clinical Approach to the Grandiose Self

  Dragan M. Švrakić

  pp. 167-181

• Erratum

  pp. 182-182

• The Real Self, by James F. Masterson, M.D. New York: BrunnerlMazel, 1985, 174 pp.

  Jill Stultz,

  pp. 185-186

• In Memoriam

  Henry A. Paul & Harry Gershman

  pp. 187-188

Book Reviews

• Psychotherapist's Casebook, by Irwin L. Kutash and Alexander Wolf, editors. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1986, 552 pp.

  Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 183-185

• “Death of a Salesman”: Arthur Miller's Play in the Light of Psychoanalysis

  Benjamin J. Becker

  pp. 195-209

• The “Voice”: The Dual Nature of Guilt Reactions

  Robert W. Firestone

  pp. 210-229

• Supervision of Psychotherapy East and West

  Leah Davidson

  pp. 230-236

• Freud's Self-Analysis and the Inner Life of Contemporary Refugees

  Ales Wotruba & Zdenek Cernovsky

  pp. 237-242

• Limit Setting and the Analyst's Working Through

  Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 243-249

• Transitional Phenomena in a Dream

  Polly Crisp

  pp. 250-261

• Maternal Destructiveness in the Life of Franz Kafka

  Arthur Scherr

  pp. 262-278

Brief Communications

• Freud, Vergil, and Aeneas: An Unnoticed Classical Influence on Freud

  Justin Glenn

  pp. 279-281

Book Reviews

• Severe Personality Disorders: Psychotherapeutic Strategies, by Otto Kernberg. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1984, 381 pp.

  Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 283-284

• Foreword

  Norman Kelman

  pp. 293-295

• Ethics and Desire

  William J. Richardson

  pp. 296-301

• Desire and the Loss of Object

  Thomas Ewens

  pp. 302-308

• The Thing for Freud and the Freudian Thing

  Francois Peraldi

  pp. 309-314

• Lacan's View of Sublimation

  John Muller

  pp. 315-323

• Sublimation and the Ethical Tradition

  W. ver Eecke

  pp. 324-330

• Integration and Learning In the Supervisory Process

  Leah Davidson

  pp. 331-341

• Participatory Experience: The Participant Observer Paradox

  Warren Wilner

  pp. 342-357

• Loose, Tight, and Free Associations

  Theodore Isaac Rubin

  pp. 358-364

Brief Communications

• A Psychotherapeutic Relationship: Ten Minutes a Month, or Close Encounters of the Real Kind (with Apologies to Steven Spielberg)

  Jane Simon

  pp. 365-367

Letters to the Editor

• To the Editor

  Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 368-369

Book Reviews

• The Feminist Legacy of Karen Horney, by Marcia Westkott. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1986, 242 pp.

  Susan Rudnick Jacobson

  pp. 370-373