Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Volume 17

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Organismic Equilibration and the Energy-Structure Duality in Psychoanalytic Theory—An Attempt at Theoretical Refinement
Riley W. Gardner
pp. 3-40
Discussion
Charles Brenner
pp. 41-53
Discussion
Nathaniel Ross
pp. 54-59
Discussion
Herbert Weiner
pp. 60-64
Closing Comments
Riley W. Gardner
pp. 65-67
The Symptom-Context Method—Quantitative Studies of Symptom Formation in Psychotherapy
Lester Luborsky & Arthur H. Auerbach
pp. 68-99
Hypnosis as a Method for Investigating Unconscious Thought Processes—A Review of Research
Lawrence Stross & Howard Shevrin
pp. 100-135
Psychoanalysis and Scientific Creativity—With Special Reference to Regression in the Service of the Ego
Marshall Bush
pp. 136-190
Problems of Termination in Child Analysis
Robert Kohrman
pp. 191-205
Dreams and Psychosis
John E. Mack
pp. 206-221
Problems of Termination in the Analysis of Adults
Stephen K. Firestein
pp. 222-237
Psychoanalysis—Taught, Learned, and Experienced
Sylvan Keiser
pp. 238-267
Book Notices
pp. 268-280
Guides on Professional Conduct for Psychoanalysts
Joseph J. Michaels
pp. 291-311
Concerning the Teaching and Learning of Psychoanalysis
Rudolf Ekstein
pp. 312-332
Some Comments on Technical Precepts in Psychoanalysis
Charles Brenner
pp. 333-352
What Do We Mean by "Id"?
Anne Hayman
pp. 353-380
Speech and Psychic Structure—The Vocal-Auditory Organization of the Ego
Henry Edelheit
pp. 381-412
Unexpected Death in a Patient who Wished to Die
John C. Coolidge
pp. 413-420
A Common Type of Marital Incompatibility
Sidney Levin
pp. 421-436
Synergic Relations Between the Processes of Fatherhood and Psychoanalysis
Hal T. Hurn
pp. 437-451
Superior Intelligence—Its Contribution to Neurogenesis
Sylvan Keiser
pp. 452-473
Repetition Compulsion, Acting Out, and Identification with the Doer
Nathan P. Segel
pp. 474-488
The Cryptomnesic Fragment in the Discovery of Free Association
Harry Trosman
pp. 489-510
Aeschylus: Oresteia—A Cure in Fifth-Century Athens
Marian Tolpin
pp. 511-527
Lady Macbeth and Infanticide or "How Many Children had Lady Macbeth" Murdered?
Victor Calef
pp. 528-548
The Iceman Changeth—Toward an Empirical Approach to Creativity
Albert Rothenberg
pp. 549-607
Some Aspects of Charcot's Influence on Freud
Julian A. Miller
pp. 608-623
The Problem of Character Theory
Martin H. Stein
pp. 675-701
Dreams about the Patient—An Approach to the Problem of Countertransference
Roy M. Whitman, Milton Kramer & Bill J. Baldridge
pp. 702-727
On Raskolnikov's Dreams in Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment
Richard B. Lower
pp. 728-742
The History of Freud's Concepts of Regression
Stanley W. Jackson
pp. 743-784
What are Defense Mechanisms?
Richard S. Siegal
pp. 785-807
The Pleasure Principle, the Constancy Principle, and the Primary Autonomous Ego
William Needles
pp. 808-825
Unconscious Fantasy and Masturbatory Technique
Ira Miller
pp. 826-847
The Role of Pregenital Fixations in Agoraphobia
Clifton Rhead
pp. 848-861
Spider Symbolism and Bisexuality
Lawrence E. Newman & Robert J. Stoller
pp. 862-872
Prince Hal's Conflict, Adolescent Idealism, and Buffoonery
Joseph D. Lichtenberg & Charlotte Lichtenberg
pp. 873-887
A Psychoanalytic View of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf
Harold P. Blum
pp. 888-903
Schnitzler's Das Schicksal Des Freiherrn Von Leisenbohg
M. Katan
pp. 904-926
King Lear and the Use of Humor in Treatment
Gilbert J. Rose
pp. 927-940
Narcissistic Resistance
Nathan P. Segel
pp. 941-954
Nonverbal Communication in the Analysis of Adults
Alvin Suslick
pp. 955-967
The Theory of Genital Primacy in the Light of Ego Psychology
Martin A. Berezin
pp. 968-987
Some Early Manifestations of Transference—Their Implications for the First Phase of Psychoanalysis
Robert S. Daniels
pp. 995-1014
Transference Birth Fantasies and Narcissism
Gilbert J. Rose
pp. 1015-1029
Transference, Somatization, and Symbiotic Need
Robert A. Savitt
pp. 1030-1054
Sensory Irruptions and Mental Organization
Theodore Lipin
pp. 1055-1073
On the Nature of Addiction to Cigarettes
Eli Marcovitz
pp. 1074-1096
Further Comments on a Common Type of Marital Incompatibility
Sidney Levin
pp. 1097-1113
The Reversal of Déjà Raconté
Dale Boesky
pp. 1114-1141
Defensive Reactions to Infantile Separation Anxiety
Katherine H. Tennes & E. Esther Lampl
pp. 1142-1162

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Organismic Equilibration and the Energy-Structure Duality in Psychoanalytic Theory—An Attempt at Theoretical Refinement

Discussion

Discussion

Discussion

Closing Comments

The Symptom-Context Method—Quantitative Studies of Symptom Formation in Psychotherapy

Hypnosis as a Method for Investigating Unconscious Thought Processes—A Review of Research

Psychoanalysis and Scientific Creativity—With Special Reference to Regression in the Service of the Ego

Problems of Termination in Child Analysis

Dreams and Psychosis

Problems of Termination in the Analysis of Adults

Psychoanalysis—Taught, Learned, and Experienced

Book Notices

Guides on Professional Conduct for Psychoanalysts

Concerning the Teaching and Learning of Psychoanalysis

Some Comments on Technical Precepts in Psychoanalysis

What Do We Mean by "Id"?

Speech and Psychic Structure—The Vocal-Auditory Organization of the Ego

Unexpected Death in a Patient who Wished to Die

A Common Type of Marital Incompatibility

Synergic Relations Between the Processes of Fatherhood and Psychoanalysis

Superior Intelligence—Its Contribution to Neurogenesis

Repetition Compulsion, Acting Out, and Identification with the Doer

The Cryptomnesic Fragment in the Discovery of Free Association

Aeschylus: Oresteia—A Cure in Fifth-Century Athens

Lady Macbeth and Infanticide or "How Many Children had Lady Macbeth" Murdered?

The Iceman Changeth—Toward an Empirical Approach to Creativity

Some Aspects of Charcot's Influence on Freud

The Problem of Character Theory

Dreams about the Patient—An Approach to the Problem of Countertransference

On Raskolnikov's Dreams in Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment

The History of Freud's Concepts of Regression

What are Defense Mechanisms?

The Pleasure Principle, the Constancy Principle, and the Primary Autonomous Ego

Unconscious Fantasy and Masturbatory Technique

The Role of Pregenital Fixations in Agoraphobia

Spider Symbolism and Bisexuality

Prince Hal's Conflict, Adolescent Idealism, and Buffoonery

A Psychoanalytic View of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf

Schnitzler's Das Schicksal Des Freiherrn Von Leisenbohg

King Lear and the Use of Humor in Treatment

Narcissistic Resistance

Nonverbal Communication in the Analysis of Adults

The Theory of Genital Primacy in the Light of Ego Psychology

Some Early Manifestations of Transference—Their Implications for the First Phase of Psychoanalysis

Transference Birth Fantasies and Narcissism

Transference, Somatization, and Symbiotic Need

Sensory Irruptions and Mental Organization

On the Nature of Addiction to Cigarettes

Further Comments on a Common Type of Marital Incompatibility

The Reversal of Déjà Raconté

Defensive Reactions to Infantile Separation Anxiety