Annual of Psychoanalysis

I Child and Adolescent Psychoanalysis

• Child Analysis in Chicago

  Helen R. Beiser

  pp. 3-7

• Mourning in Children: Toward a Theoretical Synthesis

  Benjamin Garber

  pp. 9-19

• The Negative Transference in the Treatment of Juvenile Delinquents

  Richard C. Marohn

  pp. 21-42

• Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Process, with Special Emphasis on Child Analysis and Self-Analysis

  Samuel Weiss

  pp. 43-56

• Children's Dreams—1900-1980

  D. Clifton Wilkerson

  pp. 57-71

• Narcissism, Self Psychology, and the Listening Perspective

  Evelyne A. Schwaber

  pp. 115-131

• Progress and Theory Change: The Two Analyses of Mr. Z

  Michael Ferguson

  pp. 133-160

• Combinatorial Specificity and the Complemental Series.

  George H. Pollock

  pp. 161-171

• Addiction: Clinical and Theoretical Considerations

  Philip Woollcott

  pp. 189-204

• Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The Artist as Parent

  Charles Kligerman

  pp. 225-236

• The Psychoanalytic Study of the Editing Process: Its Application to the Interpretation of a Historical Document

  George Moraitis

  pp. 237-263

• Charles and George Ives: The Veneration of Boyhood

  Stuart Feder

  pp. 265-316

II Psychoanalytic Education

• Aspects of the Supervisory Process

  Paul A. Dewald

  pp. 75-89

III Theoretical Studies

• The Hedonic Element in Affectivity

  Henry Krystal

  pp. 93-113

IV Clinical Studies

• Adjunctive Marital Therapy: A Possible Solution to the Split-Transference Problem

  Jack L. Graller

  pp. 175-187

V Psychoanalysis and Philosophy

• On Knowing Our Own Minds

  Stephen Toulmin

  pp. 207-221