American Journal of Psychoanalysis

• In these Pages…

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 1-2

• Women Who Lead

  Ann-Louise S. Silver

  pp. 3-16

• The Vigor of Metaphor in Clinical Practice

  Douglas H Ingram

  pp. 17-34

• The Lacanian Subject and Grotesque Desires: Between Oedipal Violation and Narcissistic Closure

  Yuan Yuan

  pp. 35-47

• Freud's Acropolis Revisited

  Benjamin Goodnick

  pp. 49-63

• Anne Tyler: The American Family Fights for its Half-Life

  Leo Schneiderman

  pp. 65-81

• Unconsciously Induced Song Recall: The Process of Unintentional Rather than so-Called Spontaneous Evocations of Music

  Cora L. Díaz de Chumaceiro

  pp. 83-91

• Voice of the Analyst

  Althea J. Horner

  pp. 93-97

• On Long Analyses Presenter: Warren Poland, M.D. Discussant: Joyce Lerner, C.S.W. April 28, 1995

  Betsy Hallerman

  pp. 100-101

• To the Editor

  Mariam Cohen

  pp. 104-107

• Dr. Wood Replies

  Edwin C Wood

  pp. 107-109

• Consultancy to Troubled Therapies

  Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 109-111

• To the Editor

  Sue N. Elkind

  pp. 111-113

• To the Editor

  Alice Abarbanel

  pp. 113-115

• Dr. Clemmens Replies

  Edward R Clemmens

  pp. 115-116

• Response to Reviews of Karen Horney: A Psychoanalyst's Search for Self-Understanding

  Bernard J Paris

  pp. 116-119

• Boredom: The Literary History of a State of Mind, by Patricia Meyer Spacks, University of Chicago Press, 1995.

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 124-125

• The Supervisory Emounter, by Daniel Jacobs, Paul David, and Donald Meyer, Yale University Press, 1995, 285 ps.

  Joyce A Lerner

  pp. 125-127

Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

• The Contemporary Relevance of Sandor Ferenczi: The “Wise Baby” Grows UP Presenter: Judith E. Vida, M.D. Discussant: Giselle Galdi, Ph.D. May 25, 1995

  Kim Giambruni

  pp. 99-100

Correspondence

• Homosexuality

  Richard B Gartner

  pp. 103-104

Book Reviews

• Thoughts Without a Thinker, by Mark Epstein, Basic Books, 1995, 242 ps.

  Susan Rudnick Jacobson

  pp. 121-123

• In these Pages…

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 131-133

• Introduction to Karen Horney

  Bernard J. Paris

  pp. 135-140

• Sociocultural Influences in the Theory of Karen Horney

  Giuseppe Miccolis

  pp. 141-147

• Project, Process, and Change

  Vincent Morrone

  pp. 149-155

• Project and Setting in Psychoanalytic Therapy

  Fiorella Olper

  pp. 157-159

• The Qualities of the Analyst

  Renata Ferrini

  pp. 161-165

• Symmetries and Asymmetries in the Therapeutic Relationship

  Paola Russo

  pp. 167-175

• Psychodynamic and Systemic Paradigms: an Attempted Integration in the Light of Personal Experience with Groups

  Elio Lapponi

  pp. 177-185

• Epistemological Contribution of the Horney Theory to Group Psychoanalysis

  Sandro Maiello

  pp. 187-192

• The Clinical Application of Karen Horney's Theory to Group Psychoanalysis

  Diego Garofalo

  pp. 193-202

• Psychoanalysis and Psychiatric Institutions: Theoretical and Clinical Spaces of the Horney Approach

  Fausto Rossano

  pp. 203-212

• The Neurotic Personality of our Time

  Mario Rendon

  pp. 213-217

• New Ways in Psychoanalysis

  Bernard J. Paris

  pp. 217-222

• Our Inner Conflicts

  Nathan M. Horowitz

  pp. 222-226

• Neurosis and Human Growth

  Jack Danielian

  pp. 226-229

• Activities of the International Karen Horney Society

  Bernard J. Paris

  pp. 231-232

• The Uses and Abuses of Reality in Psychoanalysis Presenter: Helen Meyers, M.D. Discussant: Joann Gerardi, Ph.D. Thursday, November 9, 1995

  Kim Giambruni,

  pp. 234-235

• Handbook of Psychotherapy and Jewish Ethics, by Moshe Halevi Spero, Phillip Feldheim, 1995, 312 ps.

  Benjamin Goodnick

  pp. 242-244

• Quest for Answers: A Primer of Understanding and Treating Severe Personality Disorders, by Salman Akhtar, Jason Aronson, 1995, 212 ps.

  pp. 244-245

• The Birth of Hatred: Developmental, Clinical and Technical Aspects of Intense Aggression, edited by Salman Akhtar, Selma Kramer, and Henri Parens, Jason Aronson, 1995, 172 ps.

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 245-248

Summaries of Karen Horney's Major Works

• Karen Horney and Feminine Psychology

  Marcia Westkott

  pp. 213-213

Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

• On Not Interpreting: The Metaphor of the Baby, Enactment and Transitional Experience, Presenter: Joseph Newirth, Ph.D. Discussant: Douglas Ingram, M.D. October 19, 1995

  Joan Gross & Betsy Hallerman

  pp. 233-234

Correspondence

• The Analyst's Consulting Room

  Cora L. Díaz de Chumaceiro

  pp. 237-238

Book Reviews

• The Organism: A Holistic Approach to Biology Derived from Pathological Data in Man, by Kurt Goldstein, with a Foreward by Oliver Sacks, Zone Books, 1995.

  Norman Kelman

  pp. 239-242

• In these Pages…

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 251-252

• Direct Interpretation of Dreams: Neuropsychology

  Leland Daele

  pp. 253-268

• “Fearing our Mothers”: An Overview of the Psychoanalytic Theories concerning the Vagina Dentata Motif F547.1.1

  Solimar Otero

  pp. 269-288

• The Happy Home Myth: The Female Experience

  S. A. F. J. Broembsen

  pp. 289-318

• From the Word to the Scene: An Expanded Conceptualization for Therapeutic Action

  Steven Knoblauch

  pp. 319-329

• A Transfer of Technique: From Induced Song Recall to the Induced Recall of Paintings

  Cora L. Díaz de Chumaceiro

  pp. 331-336

• Creativity and the Sense of Self: A Review Essay

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 337-342

• Visions of the Self

  Althea J. Horner & Crittenden E. Brookes

  pp. 343-344

• Jung's Contribution to the Evolving Concept of Self

  Crittenden E. Brookes

  pp. 344-351

• Feminism and Postmodern Psychoanalysis

  Muriel Dimen & Michelle Price

  pp. 357-358

• The New Informants: The Betrayal of Confidentiality in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, by Christopher Bollas and David, Sundelson, Jason Aronson, 1995, 214 ps.

  Robin Steier Goldberg

  pp. 363-364

Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

• The Blood and Guts of Analysis at Five Years to the Millennium Presenter: Norman Kelman, M.D. Discussant: Stephanie Steinfield, Ph.D. January 18, 1996

  Joans Gross, Betsy Hallerman & Rhona Engels

  pp. 353-354

Correspondence

• Feminism and Postmodern Psychoanalysis

  Leon Hoffman

  pp. 355-357

Book Reviews

• From Instinct to Self: Selected Papers of W. R. D. Fairbairn. Vol. 1: Clinical and Theoretical Papers. Vol. 2: Applications and Early Contributions, edited by D. Scharff and E. Birtles, Jason Aronson, 1994.

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 359-362

• In these Pages …

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 367-369

• What Postmodernism can do for Psychoanalysis: A Guide to the Postmodern Vision

  Lois Shawver

  pp. 371-394

• Can Artificial Intelligence Be of Help to Psychoanalysis … or … Vice Versa?

  Juan Rodado & Mario Rendon

  pp. 395-413

• On Not Interpreting: The Metaphor of the Baby, Enactment, and Transitional Experience

  Joseph Newirth

  pp. 415-429

• Discussion of “On Not Interpreting: The Metaphor of the Baby, Enactment, and Transitional Experience,” by Joseph Newirth

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 431-434

• The Attachment-Trauma Complex

  William J. Purcell

  pp. 435-446

• In Memoriam

  Stephanie Steinfeld & Joyce A. Lerner

  pp. 453-454

• Getting Real in Psychoanalysis, Presenter: Owen Renik, M.D., Discussants: Joyce Lerner, C.S.W. and Michelle Price, C.S.W., Thursday, February 29, 1996

  Janis Brodie

  pp. 457-458

• Voice of the Analyst Series

  Milton M. Berger

  pp. 459-460

• Noticing Metaphor in the Psychoanalytic Session

  Lois Shawver

  pp. 460-462

• Hide and Seek: The Child Between Psychoanalysis and Literature, by Virginia L. Blum, University of Illinois Press, 1995, 299 ps.

  Saundra Segan Wheeler

  pp. 467-470

• Psychoanalysis: The Major Concepts, edited by Burness Moore and Bernard Fine, Yale University Press, 1995, 577 ps.

  Robin Steier Goldberg

  pp. 470-472

Voice of the Analyst

• “Only in the Meeting”: An Unexpected Visitor

  Joann Gerardi

  pp. 447-452

Scientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis

• Karen Horney Memorial Lecture: Fervent Failure, Colonization, and Remembering Otherwise Presenter: Roy Schafer, Ph.D. Friday, March 8, 1996

  Joan D. Gross

  pp. 455-456

Correspondence

• Of Conflict and Deficit

  Jack Danielian

  pp. 459-459

Book Reviews

• Collaborative Psychoanalysis: Anxiety, Depression, Dreams, and Personality Change, by Walter Bonime, Fairleigh Dickinson University Press, 1989.

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 463-467