Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Volume 13

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Psychoanalytic Notes on the History of Morality
David Beres
pp. 3-37
Notes on Countertransference
Otto Kernberg
pp. 38-56
Working Through and Termination of Analysis
Rudolf Ekstein
pp. 57-78
Loss of Identity and Acting out
Klaus Angel
pp. 79-84
Ambiguity and Human Imperfection
Sidney Tarachow
pp. 85-101
On Time and Timelessness
Shelley Orgel
pp. 102-121
Loneliness and Compulsion
Vivian Jarvis
pp. 122-158
Scientific Proceedings—panel Reports—The Relationship Between Child Analysis and the Theory and Practice of Adult Psychoanalysis
Gabriel Casuso
pp. 159-171
Current Status of the Theory of the Superego
Stanley Goodman
pp. 172-180
Limitations of Psychoanalysis
Paul Gray
pp. 181-190
Editor's Note
pp. 190
HEINZ HARTMANN - Seventieth Birthday
pp. 194
Heinz Hartmann—A Tribute
Anna Freud
pp. 195-196
Psychoanalytic Implications of Recent Research on Sleep and Dreaming—Part I: Empirical Findings
Charles Fisher
pp. 197-270
Psychoanalytic Implications of Recent Research on Sleep and Dreaming—Part II: Implications for Psychoanalytic Theory
Charles Fisher
pp. 271-303
Dream Interpretation and the Psychology of Dreaming
Richard M. Jones
pp. 304-319
Conceptions of Superego Development
Steven Hammerman
pp. 320-355
The Defensive Function of an Altered State of Consciousness—A Hypnoid State
Robert Dickes
pp. 356-403
Man as a Machine—Reflections on Certain Cybernetic Implications of Freud's Psychoanalytic Theories with Special Consideration of the Evolutionary Association of Love and Understanding (Knowing)
Robert L. Marcus
pp. 404-421
Sensory Determinants of the Symbol Three
Jules Glenn
pp. 422-434
Freud and the Controversy Over Shakespearean Authorship
Harry Trosman
pp. 475-498
Darwin as the Source of Freud's Neo-Lamarckianism
Lucille B. Ritvo
pp. 499-517
Freud and Dostoevsky
Fritz Schmidl
pp. 518-532
Observations on a "Natural Experiment": Helen Keller
Hartvig Dahl
pp. 533-550
Rossini—A Psychoanalytic Approach to "The Great Renunciation"
Daniel W. Schwartz
pp. 551-569
Remarks on Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness
Richard F. Sterba
pp. 570-583
Panel Reports—Latency
Ted E. Becker
pp. 584-590
The Genetic Determinants of Obsessive-Compulsive Phenomena in Character Formation
Sigmund Gabe
pp. 591-604
Contributions of Longitudinal Studies to Psychoanalytic Theory
Roy Schafer
pp. 605-618
Memory and Repression
William G. Niederland
pp. 619-633
On the Creation of Beauty and Thought: The Unique as Vicissitude
Joseph T. Coltrera
pp. 634-703
Historical Notes Concerning Psychoanalysis and Early Language Development
Rudolf Ekstein
pp. 707-731
Comments on Libidinal Organizations and Child Development
Lili E. Peller
pp. 732-746
The Goals of Psychoanalysis—A Survey of Analytic Viewpoints
Robert S. Wallerstein
pp. 748-770
Modes of Insight
Paul Graves Myerson
pp. 771-792
Incomplete Psychoanalytic Training
Sidney Levin & Joseph J. Michaels
pp. 793-818
The Relation of Experimentally Induced Presleep Experiences to Dreams—A Report on Method and Preliminary Findings
Herman A. Witkin & Helen B. Lewis
pp. 819-849
The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child—A Tribute
pp. 850-850
Errata
pp. 914-914

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Psychoanalytic Notes on the History of Morality

Notes on Countertransference

Working Through and Termination of Analysis

Loss of Identity and Acting out

Ambiguity and Human Imperfection

On Time and Timelessness

Loneliness and Compulsion

Scientific Proceedings—panel Reports—The Relationship Between Child Analysis and the Theory and Practice of Adult Psychoanalysis

Current Status of the Theory of the Superego

Limitations of Psychoanalysis

Editor's Note

HEINZ HARTMANN - Seventieth Birthday

Heinz Hartmann—A Tribute

Psychoanalytic Implications of Recent Research on Sleep and Dreaming—Part I: Empirical Findings

Psychoanalytic Implications of Recent Research on Sleep and Dreaming—Part II: Implications for Psychoanalytic Theory

Dream Interpretation and the Psychology of Dreaming

Conceptions of Superego Development

The Defensive Function of an Altered State of Consciousness—A Hypnoid State

Man as a Machine—Reflections on Certain Cybernetic Implications of Freud's Psychoanalytic Theories with Special Consideration of the Evolutionary Association of Love and Understanding (Knowing)

Sensory Determinants of the Symbol Three

Freud and the Controversy Over Shakespearean Authorship

Darwin as the Source of Freud's Neo-Lamarckianism

Freud and Dostoevsky

Observations on a "Natural Experiment": Helen Keller

Rossini—A Psychoanalytic Approach to "The Great Renunciation"

Remarks on Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness

Panel Reports—Latency

The Genetic Determinants of Obsessive-Compulsive Phenomena in Character Formation

Contributions of Longitudinal Studies to Psychoanalytic Theory

Memory and Repression

On the Creation of Beauty and Thought: The Unique as Vicissitude

Historical Notes Concerning Psychoanalysis and Early Language Development

Comments on Libidinal Organizations and Child Development

The Goals of Psychoanalysis—A Survey of Analytic Viewpoints

Modes of Insight

Incomplete Psychoanalytic Training

The Relation of Experimentally Induced Presleep Experiences to Dreams—A Report on Method and Preliminary Findings

The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child—A Tribute

Errata