American Journal of Psychoanalysis

Editorial

• The Language of Psychoanalysis

  Mario Rendon & Douglas Ingram

  pp. 3-5

• Karen Horney and Heinz Kohut: Theory and the Repeat of History

  Jack Danielian

  pp. 6-24

• Man-Made Mass Death and Changing Concepts of Self

  Edith Wyschogrod

  pp. 25-34

• Understanding Ethnicity in Psychotherapy with Hispanic Patients

  Luis R. Marcos

  pp. 35-42

• Countertransference Envy Toward the Religious Patient

  Moshe Halevi Spero & Roberto Mester

  pp. 43-55

• Psychoanalysis and Tibetan Buddhism as Psychological Techniques of Liberation

  Zdenek Cernovsky

  pp. 56-71

• Growing up in Chaos: The Dissociative Response

  Ann-Marie N. Paley

  pp. 72-83

Other Voices

• Guinevere's Quest: A Jungian Viewpoint

  Florence Field Sandler

  pp. 84-90

Book Reviews

• Final Lectures, by Karen Horney, edited by Douglas H. Ingram. New York: W.W. Norton, 1987, 128 pp.

  Jeffrey Rubin

  pp. 91-92

• From the Editor: The Editor and the Author

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 99-105

• Self Structuring in the Borderline Personality

  Arnold Mitchell

  pp. 106-120

• A Self Psychological/Intersubjective Approach to the Borderline Patient: A Discussion of Dr. Mitchell's Paper

  Harry Paul

  pp. 121-126

• Horney's Contribution to a Rational Approach to Morals

  Hugh Mullan

  pp. 127-137

• Deadlocking and Stalemating: Primitive Defense Mechanisms against Progression in Psychoanalysis

  Jochen Kemper

  pp. 138-155

• Discussion of “Deadlocking and Stalemating: Primitive Defense Mechanisms against Progression in Psychoanalysis,” by Jochen Kemper

  Gilead Nachmani

  pp. 156-165

• Discussion of “Deadlocking and Stalemating: Primitive Defense Mechanisms against Progression in Psychoanalysis,” By Jochen Kemper

  Inge S. Ortmeyer

  pp. 166-170

• How do You Get Out of a Balloon?: Discussion of “Deadlocking and Stalemating: Primitive Defense Mechanisms Against Progression in Psychoanalysis,” by Jochen Kemper

  Jan Stensson

  pp. 171-179

Brief Communications

• Exhibitionism: The Essential Psychical Conflict in Manifest Dream Content

  Ivan Buzov

  pp. 180-183

Letters to the Editor

• To the Editor:

  Ivan Buzov

  pp. 184-185

Book Reviews

• Third Force Psychology and the Study of Literature, edited by Bernard J. Paris. Madison, NJ: Farleigh Dickinson University Press, 1986, 338 pp.

  Andrew N. Tershakovec

  pp. 186-189

Editorial

• The Human Nature of Psychoanalytic Theories

  Edward R. Clemmens

  pp. 195-197

• The Role of Self-Esteem in the Experience of Envy

  F. Diane Barth

  pp. 198-210

• Daseinsanalytic Therapy with a Patient Suffering from Compulsion Neurosis and Writer's Cramp

  Gion Condrau

  pp. 211-220

• Discussion of the Case of Otmar Presented by Dr. Gion Condrau

  Lawrence Epstein

  pp. 221-228

• Discussion of the Case of Otmar Presented by Dr. Gion Condrau

  Jorge Silva-Garcia

  pp. 229-234

• Mental Development

  Shahid Najeeb

  pp. 235-246

• The Covert Seduction Theory: Filling the Gap between the Seduction Theory and the Oedipus Complex

  Lauren Lawrence

  pp. 247-250

• Alienation from Self in “The Jewel in the Crown”

  Stephen Remen

  pp. 251-260

• The Lived Experience of Aging in the Oldest Old: A Phenomenological Study

  Catherine Wondolowski & D. Karl Davis

  pp. 261-270

• The Instrumental and the Focal Child: Two Patterns of Parent-Child Dynamics in Separation-Impeding Families

  F. von Broembsen

  pp. 271-279

Book Reviews

• A Mind of Her Own. The Life of Karen Horney, by Susan Quinn. New York: Summit Books, 1987, 480 pp.

  Edward R. Clemmens

  pp. 281-284

Editorial

• A Cognitive Unconscious?

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 291-293

• Some Psychological Functions of Language

  Edward R. Clemmens

  pp. 294-304

• Care and Confidence

  Päivikki Viinisalo

  pp. 305-319

• On Questioning the Psychotherapy of Psychosis: Discussion of “Care and Confidence,” by Päivikki Viinisalo

  Horus Vital Brazil

  pp. 320-327

• The Psycho Aggressive Stages of Psychological Development in an Authority-Based Socialization Process

  William S. Pearson

  pp. 328-346

• Reconstruction and Repetition: The Significance of Time-Lags in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

  Polly Crisp

  pp. 347-354

• The Twinship: A Paradigm towards Separation and Integration

  F. von Broembsen

  pp. 355-365

• Diane Arbus and the Demon Lover

  Susan Adler Kavaler

  pp. 366-370

Book Reviews

• Male Homosexuality: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Perspective, by Richard C. Friedman. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1988, 296 pp.

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 371-372