Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Volume 8

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Sleep, Time, and the Early Ego—Comments on the Development of the 24-Hour Sleep-Wakefulness Patterns as a Precursor of Ego Functioning
Sanford Gifford
pp. 5-42
The Face-Breast Equation
Renato J. Almansi
pp. 43-70
On Scierneuropsia—A Previously Unnamed Psychogenic Visual Disturbance
Peter A. Martin
pp. 71-81
Percept as a Screen: Economic and Structural Aspects
Norman Reider
pp. 82-99
Further Observations on Primary Modes of Perception—The Use of a Masking Technique for Subliminal Visual Stimulation
Stanley M. Friedman & Charles Fisher
pp. 100-129
Relationship Between Therapy of Children and Superego Development
Irving Kaufman
pp. 130-140
Panel Reports—Criteria for Analyzability
Samuel A. Guttman
pp. 141-151
Psychosomatic Diseases in Children and Adolescents
Bertram J. Gosliner
pp. 152-158
The Psychology of Imagination
Heinz Kohut
pp. 159-166
The Teaching of Psychoanalytic Technique
Rudolf Ekstein
pp. 167-174
On Some Uses of Psychoanalysis
Sidney Axelrad
pp. 175-218
Book Notices
pp. 218-222
Some Aspects of the Role of Imagination in the Analytic Process
Victor H. Rosen
pp. 229-251
The Psychoanalytic Psychology of Imagination
David Beres
pp. 252-269
A Clinical Note on a Dream Followed by Elation
Irving B. Harrison
pp. 270-280
The Development of a Fetishistic Perversion—The Contribution of Preoedipal Phase Conflict
Charles W. Socarides
pp. 281-311
Congenital Versus Environmental: An Unconscious Meaning
Burness E. Moore
pp. 312-316
The Influence of Psychosomatic Research on the Psychoanalytic Process
Lawrence J. Roose
pp. 317-334
The American Psychoanalytic Association 1960
Bernard Bandler
pp. 389-406
On Scientific Creativity
Peter L. Giovacchini
pp. 407-426
One Aspect of the Structure of Music—A Study of Regressive Transformations of Musical Themes
Stanley M. Friedman
pp. 427-449
Rivalry with the Product—A Specific Type of Inhibition in Creative Activity
Nathaniel Ross
pp. 450-462
Self-Rocking in Infancy
Sylvia Brody
pp. 464-491
Schreber's Father
William G. Niederland
pp. 492-499
A Historical Survey on the Teaching of Psychoanalytic Technique
Rudolf Ekstein
pp. 500-516
Panel Reports—The Role of the Dream in Child Analysis
Gaston E. Blom
pp. 517-525
Psychoanalysis and Ethology
Mortimer Ostow
pp. 526-534
An Examination of Nosology According to Psychoanalytic Concepts
Nathaniel Ross
pp. 535-551
Theoretical and Clinical Aspects of Overt Male Homosexuality
Charles W. Socarides
pp. 552-566
Beyond the Bounds of the Basic Rule—Some Recent Contributions to Applied Psychoanalysis
Heinz Kohut
pp. 567-586
Book Notices
pp. 587-606
An Epigenetic Approach to the Psychoanalytic Theory of Instincts and Affects
Louis Kaywin
pp. 613-658
The Psychophysiological Basis for Two Kinds of Instincts—Implications for Psychoanalytic Theory
John C. Lilly
pp. 659-670
Some Ethological Studies of Social Relationships and Conflict Situations
I. Charles Kaufman
pp. 671-685
On the Question of Primary Object Need—Ethological and Psychoanalytic Considerations
Hilda S. Rollman-Branch
pp. 686-702
Regression and Fixation—Considerations Concerning the Development of the Ego
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 703-723

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Sleep, Time, and the Early Ego—Comments on the Development of the 24-Hour Sleep-Wakefulness Patterns as a Precursor of Ego Functioning

The Face-Breast Equation

On Scierneuropsia—A Previously Unnamed Psychogenic Visual Disturbance

Percept as a Screen: Economic and Structural Aspects

Further Observations on Primary Modes of Perception—The Use of a Masking Technique for Subliminal Visual Stimulation

Relationship Between Therapy of Children and Superego Development

Panel Reports—Criteria for Analyzability

Psychosomatic Diseases in Children and Adolescents

The Psychology of Imagination

The Teaching of Psychoanalytic Technique

On Some Uses of Psychoanalysis

Book Notices

Some Aspects of the Role of Imagination in the Analytic Process

The Psychoanalytic Psychology of Imagination

A Clinical Note on a Dream Followed by Elation

The Development of a Fetishistic Perversion—The Contribution of Preoedipal Phase Conflict

Congenital Versus Environmental: An Unconscious Meaning

The Influence of Psychosomatic Research on the Psychoanalytic Process

The American Psychoanalytic Association 1960

On Scientific Creativity

One Aspect of the Structure of Music—A Study of Regressive Transformations of Musical Themes

Rivalry with the Product—A Specific Type of Inhibition in Creative Activity

Self-Rocking in Infancy

Schreber's Father

A Historical Survey on the Teaching of Psychoanalytic Technique

Panel Reports—The Role of the Dream in Child Analysis

Psychoanalysis and Ethology

An Examination of Nosology According to Psychoanalytic Concepts

Theoretical and Clinical Aspects of Overt Male Homosexuality

Beyond the Bounds of the Basic Rule—Some Recent Contributions to Applied Psychoanalysis

Book Notices

An Epigenetic Approach to the Psychoanalytic Theory of Instincts and Affects

The Psychophysiological Basis for Two Kinds of Instincts—Implications for Psychoanalytic Theory

Some Ethological Studies of Social Relationships and Conflict Situations

On the Question of Primary Object Need—Ethological and Psychoanalytic Considerations

Regression and Fixation—Considerations Concerning the Development of the Ego