Annual of Psychoanalysis

I Psychoanalytic History

• The Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis: From 1932 to the Present

  George H. Pollock

  pp. 3-22

• The Wolf Man and the Paranoid Process

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 23-74

• Some Countertransference Phenomena in the Analysis of Perversions

  Arnold Goldberg

  pp. 105-119

• On Sadness

  Ira Miller

  pp. 121-140

• The Psychosomatic Specificity Concept: Its Evolution and Re-Evaluation

  George H. Pollock

  pp. 141-168

• Congenital Sensory and Motor Deficits and Ego Formation

  Selma Fraiberg

  pp. 169-194

• Studies in Sensory Deprivation

  David A. Freedman

  pp. 195-215

• The Unconscious Significance of Contact Lenses

  Donald Silver

  pp. 217-226

• Comments on the General Functioning of the Analyst in the Psychoanalytic Situation

  Joseph D. Lichtenberg & Joseph W. Slap

  pp. 295-312

• A Case in Point

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 405-436

II Clinical Theory

• The Alchemy of Love: Transmutation of the Elements in Adolescents and Young Adults

  Morris A. Sklansky

  pp. 77-103

III Developmental Psychology

• Developmental Psychology and Explanatory Theory in Psychoanalysis

  Michael Franz Basch

  pp. 229-263

IV Clinical Psychoanalysis

• A Preliminary Report of a Case of Consummated Mother-Son Incest

  Marvin Margolis

  pp. 267-293

V Psychoanalytic Education

• Essay on Psychoanalytic Education

  John E Gedo

  pp. 315-325

VI Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

• On the Continuing Evolution of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Reflections and Predictions

  Paul H. Ornstein, Anna Ornstein, Abraham Zaleznik & Evelyne Schwaber

  pp. 329-370

VII A Tribute

• Reflections on the Occasion of Jean Piaget's Eightieth Birthday

  Heinz Kohut

  pp. 373-375

VIII Application

• The Creativity of Sylvia Plath's Ariel Period: Toward Origins and Meanings

  Sanford H. Weisblatt

  pp. 379-404