Annual of Psychoanalysis

I Psychoanalysis as Science

• Freud as Scientist and Psychoanalysis as Science

  George H. Pollock

  pp. 3-18

II Psychoanalytic Education

• Theoretical Implications of the Didactic Analysis

  Otto Fenichel, Merton M. Gill & Joan Fleming

  pp. 21-35

• On the Teaching and Learning of Termination in Psychoanalysis

  Stanley S. Weiss & Joan Fleming

  pp. 37-55

• Characterizing Our Ignorance

  Robert M. Galatzer-Levy

  pp. 77-82

• Action Language and the Psychology of the Self

  Roy Schafer

  pp. 83-92

• Empiricism, the Transference Neurosis, and the Function of the Selfobject: A Re-examination of the Dynamic Point of View

  J. Gordon Maguire

  pp. 93-109

• Authenticity and Narcissism in the Adult Development of the Self

  Robert A. Nemiroff & Calvin A. Colarusso

  pp. 111-129

• “The Prisoner of Time”: Some Developmental Aspects of Time Perception in Infancy, Sensory Isolation, and Old Age

  Sanford Gifford

  pp. 131-154

• Bion and Babies

  Susanna Isaacs Elmhirst

  pp. 155-167

• The “Monday Crust” in the Disorders of the Self

  Ernest S. Wolf & James E. Wilson

  pp. 197-213

• The Developmental Significance of Affective States: Implications for Psychoanalytic Treatment

  Frank M. Lachmann & Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 215-229

• Metaphor, Affect, and Arousal: How Interpretations Might Work

  Fred M. Levin

  pp. 231-245

• Michelangelo's Moses: “Madonna Androgyna” (A Meaning of the Artist's Use of Forefingers)

  Jerome Kavka

  pp. 291-315

• Mourning and Its Effect on Michelangelo's Art

  Jerome D. Oremland

  pp. 317-351

III Clinical Theory

• Transference, Schema, and Assimilation: The Relevance of Piaget to the Psychoanalytic Theory of Transference

  Paul L. Wachtel

  pp. 59-76

IV Clinical Psychoanalysis

• Adolescent Involvement with the Supernatural and Cults: Some Psychoanalytic Considerations

  Peter A. Olsson

  pp. 171-196

V Interdisciplinary Research

• Amazonian Interviews: Dreams of a Breaved Father

  Waud H. Kracke

  pp. 249-267

VI Applications

• Regulation of Self-Esteem in Some Political Activists

  Alan J. Stern & John Rhoads

  pp. 271-289