Annual of Psychoanalysis

I Psychoanalytic History

• A Psychoanalytic Career Begins: Therese F. Benedek, M.D.—A Documentary Biography

  Thomas G. Benedek

  pp. 3-15

• A study on Hysteria: Anna O. Rediviva

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 17-52

• Magna Est Vis Veritatis Tuae et Praevalebit*

  John E. Gedo

  pp. 53-82

• II Psychoanalytic Education

  George H. Pollock

  pp. 85

• The Role of the Transference in Mourning

  Frank A. De Leon-Jones

  pp. 133-157

• Screen Memories as Transference Resistance

  Gordon F. Lewis

  pp. 159-170

• Narcissistic Personalities and Borderline Conditions: A Differential Diagnosis

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 171-202

• The Sustaining Object Relationship

  Howard B. Levine & Marian Tolpin

  pp. 203-231

• Death Anxiety and Adaptation to Mortality in Psychoanalytic Theory

  Irwin Hoffman

  pp. 233-267

• The Psychology of Genius Revisited

  John E. Gedo

  pp. 269-283

• Shame and the Construction of the Self

  Gary Thrane

  pp. 321-341

• Hermia's Dream

  Norman N. Holland

  pp. 369-389

• The Effects of Distortions of the Self: A Study of The Picture of Dorian Gray

  Bernard A. Green

  pp. 391-410

II Psychoanalytic Education

• The Teaching and Learning of the Selection Process: One Aspect of Faculty Development

  Stanley S. Weiss & Joan Fleming

  pp. 87-109

III Clinical Theory

• The Problem of Infantile Omnipotence

  Helen R. Beiser

  pp. 113-132

IV Interdisciplinary Research

• A Psychoanalyst's Journey into a Historian's World: An Experiment in Collaboration

  George Moraitis

  pp. 287-320

V Applications

• Vicissitudes of Faith: Reflections on the Life of Bishop James A. Pike

  Bernard C. Meyer

  pp. 345-367