Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Volume 2

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The Dream Specimen of Psychoanalysis
Erik Homburger Erikson
pp. 5-56
Some Considerations of the Use of Questioning as a Psychoanalytic Technique
Stanley L. Olinick
pp. 57-66
Psychological Aspects of the Organism Under Stress— Part I the Homeostatic Regulatory Function of the Ego
Karl A. Menninger
pp. 67-106
Acting out and Defensive Instinctual Gratification
Leo Angelo Spiegel
pp. 107-119
Mother, God, and Superego
James Clark Moloney
pp. 120-151
Panel Reports — Annual Meeting, 1953—I. Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy—similarities and Differences
Mary O'Neil & Leo Rangell
pp. 152-166
II. Homeostasis and Ego Function
Roy R. Grinker & Martin A. Berezin
pp. 166-175
III. Training and Therapeutic Analysis
Lucia E. Tower & Victor Calef
pp. 175-178
Statement of Policy
Nathaniel Ross
pp. 179
New Contributions to the Study of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams—A Critical Essay
Ernst Kris
pp. 180-191
Problems of Identification—Introduction
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 197-199
The Struggle Against Identification
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 200-217
Early Identifications as Archaic Elements in the Superego
Annie Reich
pp. 218-238
Contribution to the Metapsychology of Psychotic Identifications
Edith Jacobson
pp. 239-262
Orality Displaced to the Urethra
Sylvan Keiser
pp. 263-279
Psychological Aspects of the Organism Under Stress— Part II Regulatory Devices of the Ego Under Major Stress
Karl A. Menninger
pp. 280-310
Freud—eitingon—magnes Correspondence—Psychoanalysis at the Hebrew University
Milton Rosenbaum
pp. 311-317
Panel Reports—midwinter Meeting, 1953—I. Defense Mechanisms and Psychoanalytic Technique
Elizabeth R. Zetzel
pp. 318-326
II. Child Analysis
George E. Gardner & Eveoleen N. Rexford
pp. 327-335
III. Perversion: Theoretical and Therapeutic Aspects
Otto E. Sperling & Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 336-345
IV. Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy: Dynamic Criteria for Treatment Choice
Adelaide M. Johnson & Alfred O. Ludwig
pp. 346-350
Dreams and Perception—The Role of Preconscious and Primary Modes of Perception in Dream Formation
Charles Fisher
pp. 389-445
Day Residue in Dream and Myth
Martin Wangh
pp. 446-452
Color in Dreams
Victor Calef
pp. 453-460
Color in Dreams
Louis Linn
pp. 462-465
The Convertible as a Symbol in Dreams
Alexander Grinstein
pp. 466-472
The Written Dream
Louis S. Lipschutz
pp. 473-478
A Note on Morning Depressions
Samuel A. Guttman
pp. 479-483
Primitive Genital Mutilations in a Neurotic's Dream
George Devereux
pp. 484-493
Extramural Psychoanalytic Treatment of a Case of Narcotic Addiction
Robert A. Savitt
pp. 494-502
An Episode of Sleepwalking
Don D. Jackson
pp. 503-508
Enuresis and Bisexual Identification
Martin A. Berezin
pp. 509-513
Regressive Reaction to the Interpretation of a Dream
Lawrence J. Friedman
pp. 514-518
Federn's Contributions to Ego Psychology and Psychoses
Edith Jacobson
pp. 519-525
A Field-Theory Perspective of Psychoanalysis
Mark Kanzer
pp. 526-534
Book Notices
pp. 535-543
Clarence P. Oberndorf, M.D—1882-1954
pp. 546-552
Editor's Note
J. F.
pp. 565-566
The Widening Scope of Indications for Psychoanalysis
Leo Stone
pp. 567-594
Transference Problems in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Severely Depressive Patients
Edith Jacobson
pp. 595-606
The Widening Scope of Indications for Psychoanalysis—Discussion
Anna Freud
pp. 607-620
Transference and Countertransference: A Historical Survey
Douglass W. Orr
pp. 621-670
The Role of Transference—Practical Considerations in Relation to Psychoanalytic Therapy
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 671-684
Some Quantitative Aspects of Psychoanalytic Technique
Franz Alexander
pp. 685-701
The Importance of Flexibility in Psychoanalytic Technique
Edith Weigert
pp. 702-710
Psychoanalytic and General Dynamic Conceptions of Theory and of Therapy—Differences and Similarities
Frieda Fromm-Reichmann
pp. 711-721
Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy
Franz Alexander
pp. 722-733
Similarities and Differences Between Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy
Leo Rangell
pp. 734-744
Psychoanalysis and the Dynamic Psychotherapies
Edward Bibring
pp. 745-770
Psychoanalysis and Exploratory Psychotherapy
Merton M. Gill
pp. 771-797

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

The Dream Specimen of Psychoanalysis

Some Considerations of the Use of Questioning as a Psychoanalytic Technique

Psychological Aspects of the Organism Under Stress— Part I the Homeostatic Regulatory Function of the Ego

Acting out and Defensive Instinctual Gratification

Mother, God, and Superego

Panel Reports — Annual Meeting, 1953—I. Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy—similarities and Differences

II. Homeostasis and Ego Function

III. Training and Therapeutic Analysis

Statement of Policy

New Contributions to the Study of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams—A Critical Essay

Problems of Identification—Introduction

The Struggle Against Identification

Early Identifications as Archaic Elements in the Superego

Contribution to the Metapsychology of Psychotic Identifications

Orality Displaced to the Urethra

Psychological Aspects of the Organism Under Stress— Part II Regulatory Devices of the Ego Under Major Stress

Freud—eitingon—magnes Correspondence—Psychoanalysis at the Hebrew University

Panel Reports—midwinter Meeting, 1953—I. Defense Mechanisms and Psychoanalytic Technique

II. Child Analysis

III. Perversion: Theoretical and Therapeutic Aspects

IV. Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy: Dynamic Criteria for Treatment Choice

Dreams and Perception—The Role of Preconscious and Primary Modes of Perception in Dream Formation

Day Residue in Dream and Myth

Color in Dreams

Color in Dreams

The Convertible as a Symbol in Dreams

The Written Dream

A Note on Morning Depressions

Primitive Genital Mutilations in a Neurotic's Dream

Extramural Psychoanalytic Treatment of a Case of Narcotic Addiction

An Episode of Sleepwalking

Enuresis and Bisexual Identification

Regressive Reaction to the Interpretation of a Dream

Federn's Contributions to Ego Psychology and Psychoses

A Field-Theory Perspective of Psychoanalysis

Book Notices

Clarence P. Oberndorf, M.D—1882-1954

Editor's Note

The Widening Scope of Indications for Psychoanalysis

Transference Problems in the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Severely Depressive Patients

The Widening Scope of Indications for Psychoanalysis—Discussion

Transference and Countertransference: A Historical Survey

The Role of Transference—Practical Considerations in Relation to Psychoanalytic Therapy

Some Quantitative Aspects of Psychoanalytic Technique

The Importance of Flexibility in Psychoanalytic Technique

Psychoanalytic and General Dynamic Conceptions of Theory and of Therapy—Differences and Similarities

Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy

Similarities and Differences Between Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychotherapy

Psychoanalysis and the Dynamic Psychotherapies

Psychoanalysis and Exploratory Psychotherapy