Annual of Psychoanalysis

I. Sigmund Freud The Man

• Introduction

  James William Anderson & Jerome A. Winer

  pp. 3-7

• Sigmund Freud's Life and Work: An Unofficial Guide to the Freud Exhibit

  James William Anderson

  pp. 9-34

• My Father's Analysis with Sigmund Freud

  Roy R. Grinker

  pp. 35-47

• Seeing Through Freud

  Marcia Cavell

  pp. 67-82

• Apocryphal Freud: Sigmund Freud's Most Famous “Quotations” and Their Actual Sources

  Alan C. Elms

  pp. 83-104

• The Enduring Scientific Contributions of Sigmund Freud

  John E. Gedo

  pp. 105-115

• Freud as a Cultural Subversive

  Peter Loewenberg

  pp. 117-130

• Freud's Impact on Marriage and the Family

  Jack L. Graller

  pp. 145-159

• American Women Psychoanalysts 1911-1941

  Nellie L. Thompson

  pp. 161-177

• Childhood Sexuality after Freud: The Problem of Sex in Early Childhood Education

  Joseph Tobin

  pp. 179-198

• The Impact of Psychoanalysis on the American Cinema

  Glen O. Gabbard

  pp. 237-246

• Freud and the Human Sciences

  Paul Meyer

  pp. 247-261

• The Humanity of the Gods: The Past and Future of Freud's Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Religion

  Mary Ellen Ross

  pp. 263-277

• Psychoanalysis, Drama, and the Family: The Ever-Widening Scope

  Fred M. Sander

  pp. 279-299

• The Legacy of Freud in the Approach to the Visual Arts

  Harry Trosman

  pp. 301-319

II. Freud's Impact: Larger Perspectives

• Freud and Symbolism: Or How a Cigar Became More Than Just a Cigar

  Virginia C. Barry

  pp. 51-65

III. Freud's Impact in Specific Areas

• Freud's Impact on Therapeutic Work with Children

  Benjamin Garber

  pp. 133-143

IV. Freud's Impact on Humanistic Studies

• Freud in Time: Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism in the New Century

  Paul J. Emmett & William Veeder

  pp. 201-235