Annual of Psychoanalysis

I Psychoanalytic History

• The Presence of the Past

  George H. Pollock

  pp. 3-27

• Dreams and Responsibilities: Notes on the Making of an Institute

  Theodore J. Jacobs

  pp. 29-49

• Perspectives on Dissent: Adler, Kohut, and the Idea of a Psychoanalytic Research Tradition

  Paul E. Stepansky

  pp. 51-74

• Supervision in French Psychoanalytic Education: Its History and Evolution

  S. Lebovici

  pp. 79-89

• The Supervisee and the Supervisor: Interpretations and Interventions

  Daniel D. WidlöCher

  pp. 91-98

• Relationships among Training Analysts

  David Zimmermann

  pp. 99-122

• On the Scientific Status of Empathy

  Arnold Goldberg

  pp. 155-169

• Psychoanalysis and the Two Cerebral Hemispheres

  F. M. Levin & D. M. Vuckovich

  pp. 171-197

• Primary-Process Cognition: A Reformulation

  Irene Fast

  pp. 199-225

• Peer Relatedness in the First Year of Life: The Birth of a New World

  Richard N. Atkins

  pp. 227-244

• Oedipal Object Relations and Morality

  Richard V. Kaufman

  pp. 245-256

• Psychoanalytic Theory and Some Considerations on Punishment

  Bernard Rubin

  pp. 257-276

• Shoplifting: An Expression of Revenge and Restitution

  Anna Ornstein, Cheryl Gropper & Janice Z. Bogner

  pp. 311-331

II Psychoanalytic Education

• Dedication

  Paul A. Dewald

  pp. 77

III Theoretical Studies

• The Perception of Reality and the Disavowal of Meaning

  Michael Franz Basch

  pp. 125-153

IV Clinical Studies

• The Karate Master: A Study of Mourning Processes in Patient and Analyst

  Irving Berent

  pp. 279-309

V Psychoanalysis and Religion

• The Three Superegos of the Western World: Psychoanalytic Reflections on Judaism, Catholicism, and Calvinism

  Gerhart Piers

  pp. 335-350