American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• Editorial: Intimacy and Cultural Pressures

  Theodore I. Rubin

  pp. 1-4

• Toward the Analysis of Microstructure

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 5-17

• Some Problems of Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Refugees Seeking Treatment

  Carl-Ivar Dahl

  pp. 19-32

• Discussion of “Some Problems of Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Refugees Seeking Therapy,” By Carl-Ivar Dahl

  Marianne Horney Eckhardt

  pp. 33-36

• Discussion of “Some Problems of Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Refugees Seeking Therapy,” By Carl-Ivar Dahl

  Ruth Gruenthal

  pp. 37-44

• Discussion of “Some Problems of Cross-Cultural Psychotherapy with Refugees Seeking Therapy,” By Carl-Ivar Dahl

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 45-50

• Experiential Confinement as a Condition of Psychological Change

  Warren Wilner

  pp. 51-66

• Resistance and Countertransference in Child and Adolescent Psychotherapy

  James B. McCarthy

  pp. 67-76

• Integrity in the Psychoanalytic Relationship

  Jane Simon

  pp. 77-85

Other Voices

• An Existential View of Paul Diel's Psychologie de la Motivation

  Raphael Gimenez

  pp. 87-89

From the Editors

• The Psychonauts

  Douglas H. Ingram & Mario Rendon

  pp. 91-94

• The Manifest Content of Dreams

  Alejandro Gallego-Mere

  pp. 95-103

• Ann Sexton and the Daemonic Lover

  Susan Adler Kavaler

  pp. 105-114

• Role Identity in Personality Disorders: Validation, Valuation, and Agency in Identity Formation

  F. von Broembsen

  pp. 115-125

• The Roots of Creativity

  Natalie Shainess

  pp. 127-138

• Dread And Authenticity

  Julius E. Heuscher

  pp. 139-157

• Temporal and Spatial Constructs in Projective Processes

  Polly Crisp

  pp. 159-168

Review Essay

• Freud Contesting the Predatory System: Review of Freud as an Expert Witness: The Discussion of War Neuroses between Freud and Wagner-Jauregg, by K.R. Eissler, transi, by Christine Trollope. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1986. 449 pp.

  Stanley Rosenman

  pp. 169-180

• Introduction: Interdisciplinary Applications of Horney

  Bernard J. Paris

  pp. 181-188

• The Not so Noble Antonio: A Horneyan Analysis of Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice

  Bernard Paris

  pp. 189-200

• Vindictiveness and the Search for Glory in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

  Harry Keyishian

  pp. 201-210

• From Conflict to Suicide: The Inner Turmoil of Quentin Compson

  Karen Ann

  pp. 211-224

• A Granddaughter of Violence: Doris Lessing's Good Girl as Terrorist

  Patricia R. Eldredge

  pp. 225-238

• Female Relationality and the Idealized Self

  Marcia Westkott

  pp. 239-250

• Young Man Johnson

  James R. Huffman

  pp. 251-265

• Other Voices: Godot and Gestalt: the Meaning of Meaninglessness

  Norman Friedman

  pp. 267-280

• Cognitive Development, Types of Logic, and Psychoanalytic Theory

  Leland van den Daele

  pp. 281-295

• Beyond the Pleasure Principle: A Speculative Essay on Freud

  Brayton Polka

  pp. 297-309

• Attachment Theory as an Alternative Basis of Psychoanalysis

  Marco Bacciagaluppi

  pp. 311-318

• Theseus and Hippolyta on the Couch

  Julius E. Heuscher

  pp. 319-327

• Transformations of Identity: Referent Location, Agency, and Levels of Integration in the Progress from Potential Self to Existential Identity

  F. von Broembsen

  pp. 329-338

• Ego Differentiation: Eastern and Western Perspectives

  Tommy Nitis

  pp. 339-346

• Pathological Fear of Death, Panic Attacks, and Hypochondriasis

  Vladan Starčević

  pp. 347-361