Annual of Psychoanalysis

I Memorial

• Dedication to Samuel D. Lipton, M.D.

  Harry Trosman

  pp. 3-4

• Samuel David Lipton, M.D.: October 30, 1915–July 13, 1984

  Charles Kligerman

  pp. 5-9

• An Argument in Favor of Making Training Analysis Voluntary Rather Than Mandatory

  Samuel D. Lipton

  pp. 11-17

• Further Observations on the Advantages of Freud's Technique

  Samuel D. Lipton

  pp. 19-32

• Psychoanalysis in Search of Nature Thoughts on Metapsychology, “Metaphysics,” Projection

  Hans W. Loewald

  pp. 49-54

• Psychoanalytic Principles and Principle Deviations

  Daniel S. Jaffe

  pp. 55-79

• The Defensive Function of Psychoanalytic Theories

  David S. Spira

  pp. 81-92

• Disavowal: A Review of Applications in Recent Literature

  Charles M. Jaffe

  pp. 93-110

• The Emotional Implications of Learning Disabilities: A Theoretical Integration

  Benjamin Garber

  pp. 111-128

• Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy: Relative Roles Reconsidered

  Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 129-151

• Intelligence and Analyzability

  Philip Rubovits-Seitz

  pp. 171-216

• A Parameter

  Jules Glenn

  pp. 217-230

• A Reexamination of Phobias as the Fear of the Unknown

  George Moraitis

  pp. 231-249

• Countertransference: Its Role in Facilitating the Use of the Object

  Kenneth M. Newman, Charles Kligerman & David M. Terman

  pp. 251-276

• Countertransference

  Kenneth M. Newman, Charles Kligerman & David M. Terman

  pp. 276-285

• Kafka's The Metamorphosis: A Contemporary Psychoanalytic Reading

  Margret Schaefer

  pp. 319-339

• Notes on Abandonment, Loss, and Vulnerability

  George H. Pollock

  pp. 341-370

II Theoretical Studies

• Metapsychology Revisited

  Merton M. Gill

  pp. 35-48

III Clinical Studies

• Apparent Absence of Transference: A Special Instance of Transference Neurosis

  Bhaskar Sripada

  pp. 155-170

IV Applied Psychoanalysis

• Pregnant with Joy and Sorrow: Creativity, Androgyny, and Manic-Depression

  Victoria Shahly

  pp. 289-318