Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Volume 21

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Editor's Introduction
Harold P. Blum
pp. 3-4
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Problem of Reality
Robert S. Wallerstein
pp. 5-33
Aggression: A Reconsideration
Henri Parens
pp. 34-60
The Concept of Erotized Transference
Harold P. Blum
pp. 61-76
Posture, Gesture, and Movement in the Analyst: Cues to Interpretation and Countertransference
Theodore J. Jacobs
pp. 77-92
On the Two Forms of Intimacy
William A. Binstock
pp. 93-107
"All Roads Lead to Rome": The Role of the Nursemaid in Freud's Dreams
Kenneth A. Grigg
pp. 108-126
Three Letters from Sigmund Freud to André Breton
Frederick B. Davis
pp. 127-134
The Experience of Separation-Individuation in Infancy and its Reverberations Through the Course of Life: 1. Infancy and Childhood
Muriel C. Winestine
pp. 135-154
The Experience of Separation-Individuation in Infancy and its Reverberations Through the Course of Life—2. Adolescence and Maturity
Irwin M. Marcus
pp. 155-167
Research on the Therapeutic Process in Psychoanalysis
Theodore L. Dorpat
pp. 168-181
On the Fate of Transference after the Termination of Analysis
Hal T. Hurn
pp. 182-192
The Structure of Psychoanalytic Theory
Adrienne Applegarth
pp. 193-237
Book Notices
pp. 238-243
The Affective Unconscious and the Cognitive Unconscious
Jean Piaget
pp. 249-261
Original Sin: "I Didn't Mean to Hurt You, Mother"—A Basic Fantasy Epitomized by a Male Homosexual
Irving Berent
pp. 262-284
A Specific Dream During the Termination Phase of Successful Psychoanalyses
Jerome D. Oremland
pp. 285-302
A Systematic Metapsychological Assessment of the Personality—Its Application to the Problem of Analyzability
Stanley I. Greenspan & Cecil C.H. Cullander
pp. 303-327
Bertha Pappenheim: Addenda to her Case History
George H. Pollock
pp. 328-332
Movement Therapy as a Psychotherapeutic Tool
Elaine V. Siegel
pp. 333-343
Commentary on Movement Therapy as a Psychotherapeutic Tool
Albert J. Solnit
pp. 344-346
Comments on Movement Therapy as a Psychotherapeutic Tool
Judith S. Kestenberg
pp. 347-350
Transitional Fantasies in the Analysis of a Narcissistic Personality
Vamik D. Volkan
pp. 351-376
Insight and Self-Observation
Robert L. Hatcher
pp. 377-398
A Study of the Representation of Objects in Schizophrenia
Stanley Grand, Norbert Freedman & Irving Steingart
pp. 399-434
When Friends Fall Out": Developmental Interference with the Function of Some Imaginary Companions
Ronald M. Benson & David B. Pryor
pp. 457-473
Psychoanalytic Technique and the Ego's Capacity for Viewing Intrapsychic Activity
Paul Gray
pp. 474-494
The Metapsychology of Pleasure
Charles Ducey & M. David Galinsky
pp. 495-525
On a Particular Form of Masturbation in Women: Masturation with Water
Eugene Halpert
pp. 526-542
The Therapeutic Relationship
William A. Binstock
pp. 543-557
On the Nature of Free Association
Stanley Rosner
pp. 558-575
Committees of the Board on Professional Standards
James T. McLaughlin
pp. 576-602
Indications and Contraindications for Child Analysis: Current Views
William J. Pieper
pp. 603-616
Technique and Prognosis in the Treatment of Narcissistic Personality Disorders
Lester Schwartz
pp. 617-632
The Experience of Separation-Individuation in Infancy and its Beverberations Through the Course of Life: Maturity, Senescence, and Sociological Implications
Irving Sternschein
pp. 633-645
Book Notices
pp. 688-691
The Nonreporting Training Analyst, the Analysis, and the Institute
James T. McLaughlin
pp. 697-712
Editor's Note
Harold P. Blum
pp. 713-713
Reporting, Nonreporting, and Assessment in the Training Analysis
Victor Calef & Edward M. Weinshel
pp. 714-726
Can the Psychology of Childhood be Taught to Students of Psychoanalysis? Problems and Prospects
Helen R. Beiser
pp. 727-744
Conversion Hysteria and Conversion Symptoms: A Revision of Classification and Concepts
Melitta Sperling
pp. 745-771
Notes on the Concept of Splitting and the Defense Mechanism of the Splitting of Representations
Joseph D. Lichtenberg & Joseph William Slap
pp. 772-787
Identification and Learning
W. W. Meissner
pp. 788-816
Beating Fantasies and Daydreams Revisited: Presentation of a Case
Winslow Hunt
pp. 817-832
Limitations of Method in Psychoanalytic Biography: A Historical Inquiry
Martin S. Bergmann
pp. 833-850
Motivational Factors in Self-Referral to Experiential Groups
Stuart Feder
pp. 851-866

Book Section

The Freud Library
Harry Trosman & Roger Dennis Simmons
pp. 646-687

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Editor's Introduction

Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the Problem of Reality

Aggression: A Reconsideration

The Concept of Erotized Transference

Posture, Gesture, and Movement in the Analyst: Cues to Interpretation and Countertransference

On the Two Forms of Intimacy

"All Roads Lead to Rome": The Role of the Nursemaid in Freud's Dreams

Three Letters from Sigmund Freud to André Breton

The Experience of Separation-Individuation in Infancy and its Reverberations Through the Course of Life: 1. Infancy and Childhood

The Experience of Separation-Individuation in Infancy and its Reverberations Through the Course of Life—2. Adolescence and Maturity

Research on the Therapeutic Process in Psychoanalysis

On the Fate of Transference after the Termination of Analysis

The Structure of Psychoanalytic Theory

Book Notices

The Affective Unconscious and the Cognitive Unconscious

Original Sin: "I Didn't Mean to Hurt You, Mother"—A Basic Fantasy Epitomized by a Male Homosexual

A Specific Dream During the Termination Phase of Successful Psychoanalyses

A Systematic Metapsychological Assessment of the Personality—Its Application to the Problem of Analyzability

Bertha Pappenheim: Addenda to her Case History

Movement Therapy as a Psychotherapeutic Tool

Commentary on Movement Therapy as a Psychotherapeutic Tool

Comments on Movement Therapy as a Psychotherapeutic Tool

Transitional Fantasies in the Analysis of a Narcissistic Personality

Insight and Self-Observation

A Study of the Representation of Objects in Schizophrenia

When Friends Fall Out": Developmental Interference with the Function of Some Imaginary Companions

Psychoanalytic Technique and the Ego's Capacity for Viewing Intrapsychic Activity

The Metapsychology of Pleasure

On a Particular Form of Masturbation in Women: Masturation with Water

The Therapeutic Relationship

On the Nature of Free Association

Committees of the Board on Professional Standards

Indications and Contraindications for Child Analysis: Current Views

Technique and Prognosis in the Treatment of Narcissistic Personality Disorders

The Experience of Separation-Individuation in Infancy and its Beverberations Through the Course of Life: Maturity, Senescence, and Sociological Implications

Book Notices

The Nonreporting Training Analyst, the Analysis, and the Institute

Editor's Note

Reporting, Nonreporting, and Assessment in the Training Analysis

Can the Psychology of Childhood be Taught to Students of Psychoanalysis? Problems and Prospects

Conversion Hysteria and Conversion Symptoms: A Revision of Classification and Concepts

Notes on the Concept of Splitting and the Defense Mechanism of the Splitting of Representations

Identification and Learning

Beating Fantasies and Daydreams Revisited: Presentation of a Case

Limitations of Method in Psychoanalytic Biography: A Historical Inquiry

Motivational Factors in Self-Referral to Experiential Groups

Book Section

The Freud Library