Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Volume 11

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On Friendship
Leo Rangell
pp. 3-54
A Neurological Perspective on Ego Development in Infancy
Gordon Bronson
pp. 55-65
Confrontation, Conflict, and the Body Image
Ira Miller
pp. 66-83
Federn's Annotation of Freud's Theory of Anxiety
I. Peter Glauber
pp. 84-96
The Place of Paul Federn's Ego Psychology in Psychoanalytic Metapsychology
Martin S. Bergmann
pp. 97-116
A Type of Transference Elation
Alfred J. Siegman
pp. 117-130
Scientific Proceedings—panel Reports—Analysis Terminable and Interminable—twenty-Five Years Later
Arnold Z. Pfeffer
pp. 131-142
Psychoanalytic Considerations Concerning the Development of Language in Early Childhood
David Crocker
pp. 143-150
The Concept of the Id
Eli Marcovitz
pp. 151-160
Symptom Formation
Harry H. Nierenberg
pp. 161-172
The Dilemma of Human Identity—Notes on Self-Transformation, Self-Objectivation, and Metamorphosis
Heinz Lichtenstein
pp. 173-223
From Helene Deutsch
Helene Deutsch
pp. 227-228
The Meaning of the Analyst after Analysis—A Contribution to the Theory of Therapeutic Results
Arnold Z. Pfeffer
pp. 229-244
Short-Term Psychoanalytic and Psychosomatic Predictions
Peter H. Knapp
pp. 245-280
On the Manifest Dream in Schizophrenia
George A. Richardson & Robert A. Moore
pp. 281-302
Fetishistic Behavior—A Contribution to its Complex Development and Significance
Robert Dickes
pp. 303-330
Countertransference and Identity Phenomena Manifested in the Analysis of a Case of "Phallus Girl" Identity
Frederick F. Shevin
pp. 331-344
The Phallic Representation of the Voice
Alvin Suslick
pp. 345-359
Sexual Response in Women—A Correlation of Physiological Findings with Psychoanalytic Concepts
Marcel Heiman
pp. 360-385
The Historical Development of Theoretical and Clinical Concepts of Overt Female Homosexuality
C. W. Socarides
pp. 386-414
Some Considerations on Free Association
Rudolph M. Loewenstein
pp. 451-473
An Inquiry Into the Concept of Working Through
Walter A. Stewart
pp. 474-499
Pathological Mourning and Childhood Mourning
John Bowlby
pp. 500-541
The Hidden "We"
Robert Seidenberg
pp. 542-545
A Critical Digest of the Literature on Psychoanalytic Supervision
Daryl E. Debell
pp. 546-575
The Supervisory Situation
Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 576-594
Panel Reports—Psychoanalytic Contributions to the Nosology of Childhood Psychic Disorders
Peter B. Neubauer
pp. 595-604
The Concept of Psychic Energy
Arnold H. Modell
pp. 605-618
The Significance of Intrapsychic Conflict
John C. Nemiah
pp. 619-627
Historical Fiction
Robert Waelder
pp. 628-651
The Significance of the Adaptive Hypothesis for Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice
Elizabeth R. Zetzel
pp. 652-660
Book Notices
pp. 661-666
Freud and the Psychoanalysis of History
K. R. Eissler
pp. 675-703
Variants of Comic Caricature and their Relationship to Obsessive-Compulsive Phenomena
Victor H. Rosen
pp. 704-724
The Parent as Sphinx
Leonard Shengold
pp. 725-751
Remembering and Forgetting Dreams in Psychoanalysis
Roy M. Whitman
pp. 752-773
Body Ego and Creative Imagination
Gilbert J. Rose
pp. 775-789
Feminine Identity
Charles N. Sarlin
pp. 790-816
The Psychology of Gossip
Jean B. Rosenbaum & Mayer Subrin
pp. 817-831
A Finger-Licking Finger-Flicking Habit
W. Clifford M. Scott
pp. 832-834

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

On Friendship

A Neurological Perspective on Ego Development in Infancy

Confrontation, Conflict, and the Body Image

Federn's Annotation of Freud's Theory of Anxiety

The Place of Paul Federn's Ego Psychology in Psychoanalytic Metapsychology

A Type of Transference Elation

Scientific Proceedings—panel Reports—Analysis Terminable and Interminable—twenty-Five Years Later

Psychoanalytic Considerations Concerning the Development of Language in Early Childhood

The Concept of the Id

Symptom Formation

The Dilemma of Human Identity—Notes on Self-Transformation, Self-Objectivation, and Metamorphosis

From Helene Deutsch

The Meaning of the Analyst after Analysis—A Contribution to the Theory of Therapeutic Results

Short-Term Psychoanalytic and Psychosomatic Predictions

On the Manifest Dream in Schizophrenia

Fetishistic Behavior—A Contribution to its Complex Development and Significance

Countertransference and Identity Phenomena Manifested in the Analysis of a Case of "Phallus Girl" Identity

The Phallic Representation of the Voice

Sexual Response in Women—A Correlation of Physiological Findings with Psychoanalytic Concepts

The Historical Development of Theoretical and Clinical Concepts of Overt Female Homosexuality

Some Considerations on Free Association

An Inquiry Into the Concept of Working Through

Pathological Mourning and Childhood Mourning

The Hidden "We"

A Critical Digest of the Literature on Psychoanalytic Supervision

The Supervisory Situation

Panel Reports—Psychoanalytic Contributions to the Nosology of Childhood Psychic Disorders

The Concept of Psychic Energy

The Significance of Intrapsychic Conflict

Historical Fiction

The Significance of the Adaptive Hypothesis for Psychoanalytic Theory and Practice

Book Notices

Freud and the Psychoanalysis of History

Variants of Comic Caricature and their Relationship to Obsessive-Compulsive Phenomena

The Parent as Sphinx

Remembering and Forgetting Dreams in Psychoanalysis

Body Ego and Creative Imagination

Feminine Identity

The Psychology of Gossip

A Finger-Licking Finger-Flicking Habit