Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Volume 29

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From Discovery to Validation: A Basic Challenge to Psychoanalysis
Alex H. Kaplan
pp. 3-26
Reconstruction: Its Nature and Therapeutic Value
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 27-46
Some Current and Recurrent Problems of Psychoanalytic Technique
Harold P. Blum
pp. 47-68
Freud's "Analytic Pact": The Standard Therapeutic Alliance
Mark Kanzer
pp. 69-87
Notes on the Noninterpretive Elements in the Psychoanalytic Situation and Process
Leo Stone
pp. 89-118
From Insight to Change
Leo Rangell
pp. 119-141
The Bipolar Self
Ernest S. Wolf & Sheldon J. Meyers
pp. 143-159
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the "More Disturbed" Adolescent
Peter Blos & Morton Shane
pp. 161-175
Changing Models of Infancy and the Nature of Early Development: Remodeling the Foundation
Robert N. Emde
pp. 179-219
Borderline Conditions and Pathological Narcissism
Nathan P. Segel
pp. 221-236
Borderline Personality Disorders: The Concept, the Syndrome, the Patient: Edited by Peter Hartocollis. New York: International Universities Press, 1977, xiv + 535 pp., $24.95.
John S. Kafka
pp. 236-247
Book Notices
pp. 249-264
Empathy: Its Nature and Limitations
Dan H. Buie
pp. 281-307
The Perspective of the Self-Representation: Some Clinical Implications
Alan J. Eisnitz
pp. 309-336
Selfobject Disorders and Psychoanalytic Theory: A Historical Perspective
Michael Franz Basch
pp. 337-351
The Bipolar Self in the Psychoanalytic Treatment Process: Clinical-Theoretical Considerations
Paul H. Ornstein
pp. 353-375
The Bipolar Self: Discussion of Alternative Perspectives
Robert S. Wallerstein
pp. 377-394
Notes on the Concepts of Selfobject and Preoedipal Object
Stanley J. Coen
pp. 395-411
The Survivor Syndrome: Further Observations and Dimensions
William G. Niederland
pp. 413-425
A Clinical Report of Penis Envy: Its Multiple Meanings and Defensive Function
Laila Karme
pp. 427-446
The Nature of Literary Psychology
Leon Edel
pp. 447-467
Referral to Psychoanalytic Candidates: A Special Problem in Technique
Eugene Halpert
pp. 489-510
Loss of Reality in Perversions—With Special Reference to Fetishism
Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel
pp. 511-534
Hypochondriacal Symptoms as Derivatives of Unconscious Fantasies of Being Beaten or Tortured
Alexander R. Broden & Wayne A. Myers
pp. 535-557
Aggression in the Service of the Ego and the Self
Joseph Rudolph
pp. 559-579
Cognitive Development and Female Psychology
Martin A. Silverman
pp. 581-605
On Love, Dying Together, and Liebestod Fantasies
Helen K. Gediman
pp. 607-630
The Role of Breast-Feeding in Psychosexual Development and the Achievement of the Genital Phase
Charles N. Sarlin
pp. 631-641
Contemporary Problems of Psychoanalytic Technique
Harold P. Blum & Richard C. Simons
pp. 643-658
Insight: Clinical Conceptualizations
Melvin A. Scharfman & K. H. Blacker
pp. 659-671
Masochism: Current Concepts
Arnold M. Cooper & Newell Fischer
pp. 673-688
The Psychological Birth of the Human Infant: By Margaret S. Mahler, Fred Pine, and Anni Bergman. New York: Basic Books, 1975, xii + 308 pp., $15.00.
Eugene Mahon
pp. 691-700
The Infant's Reaction to Strangers: By Thérèse Gouin Décarie in collaboration with Jacques Goulet, Martine Darquenne Brossard, Sandra Rafman, and Ruth Shaffran. New York: International Universities Press, 1974, 233 pp., $15.00.
Melvin A. Scharfman
pp. 701-706
Modern Psychoanalytic Concepts in a General Psychology. Psychological Issues Monogr. 42/43: By Allan D. Rosenblatt and James T. Thickstun. New York: International Universities Press, 1977, xiv + 348 pp., $16.50.
Vann Spruiell
pp. 707-713
Book Notices
pp. 715-737
The Paranoid Adolescent as Viewed Through Psychoanalysis
E. James Anthony
pp. 745-787
Object Inconstancy and Paranoid Conspiracy
Harold P. Blum
pp. 789-813
The Concepts of Attachment and Bonding
Sylvia Brody
pp. 815-829
The Effect of Sensory and Other Deficits in Children on their Experience of People
David A. Freedman
pp. 831-867
The Unobjectionable Part of the Transference
Martin H. Stein
pp. 869-892
Sexualization as a Predominant Mode of Defense
Stanley J. Coen
pp. 893-920
Metapsychology—Who Needs It?
W. W. Meissner
pp. 921-938
Screen Memories and Termination of a Psychoanalysis: A Preliminary Communication
Eugene Mahon & Delia Battin
pp. 939-942

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

From Discovery to Validation: A Basic Challenge to Psychoanalysis

Reconstruction: Its Nature and Therapeutic Value

Some Current and Recurrent Problems of Psychoanalytic Technique

Freud's "Analytic Pact": The Standard Therapeutic Alliance

Notes on the Noninterpretive Elements in the Psychoanalytic Situation and Process

From Insight to Change

The Bipolar Self

Psychoanalytic Perspectives on the "More Disturbed" Adolescent

Changing Models of Infancy and the Nature of Early Development: Remodeling the Foundation

Borderline Conditions and Pathological Narcissism

Borderline Personality Disorders: The Concept, the Syndrome, the Patient: Edited by Peter Hartocollis. New York: International Universities Press, 1977, xiv + 535 pp., $24.95.

Book Notices

Empathy: Its Nature and Limitations

The Perspective of the Self-Representation: Some Clinical Implications

Selfobject Disorders and Psychoanalytic Theory: A Historical Perspective

The Bipolar Self in the Psychoanalytic Treatment Process: Clinical-Theoretical Considerations

The Bipolar Self: Discussion of Alternative Perspectives

Notes on the Concepts of Selfobject and Preoedipal Object

The Survivor Syndrome: Further Observations and Dimensions

A Clinical Report of Penis Envy: Its Multiple Meanings and Defensive Function

The Nature of Literary Psychology

Referral to Psychoanalytic Candidates: A Special Problem in Technique

Loss of Reality in Perversions—With Special Reference to Fetishism

Hypochondriacal Symptoms as Derivatives of Unconscious Fantasies of Being Beaten or Tortured

Aggression in the Service of the Ego and the Self

Cognitive Development and Female Psychology

On Love, Dying Together, and Liebestod Fantasies

The Role of Breast-Feeding in Psychosexual Development and the Achievement of the Genital Phase

Contemporary Problems of Psychoanalytic Technique

Insight: Clinical Conceptualizations

Masochism: Current Concepts

The Psychological Birth of the Human Infant: By Margaret S. Mahler, Fred Pine, and Anni Bergman. New York: Basic Books, 1975, xii + 308 pp., $15.00.

The Infant's Reaction to Strangers: By Thérèse Gouin Décarie in collaboration with Jacques Goulet, Martine Darquenne Brossard, Sandra Rafman, and Ruth Shaffran. New York: International Universities Press, 1974, 233 pp., $15.00.

Modern Psychoanalytic Concepts in a General Psychology. Psychological Issues Monogr. 42/43: By Allan D. Rosenblatt and James T. Thickstun. New York: International Universities Press, 1977, xiv + 348 pp., $16.50.

Book Notices

The Paranoid Adolescent as Viewed Through Psychoanalysis

Object Inconstancy and Paranoid Conspiracy

The Concepts of Attachment and Bonding

The Effect of Sensory and Other Deficits in Children on their Experience of People

The Unobjectionable Part of the Transference

Sexualization as a Predominant Mode of Defense

Metapsychology—Who Needs It?

Screen Memories and Termination of a Psychoanalysis: A Preliminary Communication