Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Volume 9

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Maxwell Gitelson—A Tribute
pp. 1-1
The Silent Patient—Introduction
Rudolph M. Loewenstein
pp. 2-6
The Psychology of Silence—Its Role in Transference, Countertransference and the Psychoanalytic Process
Meyer A. Zeligs
pp. 7-43
Silence and the Theory of Technique
Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 44-55
Some Ego Considerations in the Silent Patient
Leo S. Loomie
pp. 56-78
On the Silence and Sounds of the Analytic Hour
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 79-84
Blank Silence and the Dream Screen
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 85-90
Empathy and the Bridge Function of the Ego
Antonio J. Ferreira
pp. 91-105
The Analyst and the Hippocratic Oath
James T. McLaughlin
pp. 106-123
Panel Reports—Learning Difficulties in Childhood
E. James Anthony
pp. 124-134
The Selection of Candidates for Psychoanalytic Training
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 135-145
The Psychoanalytic Theory of the Symbolic Process
Nathan P. Segel
pp. 146-157
The Psychology of Twins
Edward D. Joseph
pp. 158-166
Book Notices
pp. 167-170
Identity and Sexuality—A Study of their Interrelationship in Man
Heinz Lichtenstein
pp. 179-260
Some Observations on the Role of the Scrotal Sac and Testicles
Anita I. Bell
pp. 261-286
Masturbation and Character
Steven Hammerman
pp. 287-311
The Significance of the Sense of Smell in the Transference
Jean B. Rosenbaum
pp. 312-324
The Last Hour
Samuel D. Lipton
pp. 325-330
Some Notes on English Freudian Terminology
Lewis W. Brandt
pp. 331-339
Ego Psychology and the Study of Mythology
Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 371-393
Some Aspects of Ego Vicissitudes in Adolescence
Elisabeth R. Geleerd
pp. 394-405
Disorder and Consolidation in Adolescence
Leo A. Spiegel
pp. 406-416
Adolescent Into Adult: An Inquiry
Gerard Fountain
pp. 417-433
Some Observations on the Relationship Between Genitality and Structural Development at Adolescence
Marjorie Harley
pp. 434-460
Mirror Dreams
Alan J. Eisnitz
pp. 461-479
Freud's Dream of the Botanical Monograph
Alexander Grinstein
pp. 480-503
The Significance of Visual Images During the Analytic Session
Max Warren
pp. 504-518
A Note on Trauma and Loss
William F. Murphy
pp. 519-532
Denial and the Sense of Separateness
Arnold H. Modell
pp. 533-547
Panel Reports—Resistances in Child Analysis
Marjorie Harley
pp. 548-561
Research in Psychoanalysis
Arnold Z. Pfeffer
pp. 562-570
Frigidity in Women
Burness E. Moore
pp. 571-584
Aggression and Symptom Formation
Samuel D. Lipton
pp. 585-592
The Role of Early Psychic Functioning in Psychoanalysis
Leo Rangell
pp. 595-609
A Survey of Freud's Writings on Earliest Psychic Functioning
David L. Rubinfine
pp. 610-625
Some Early Prototypes of Ego Defenses
René A. Spitz
pp. 626-651
Some Developmental Observations Relating to the Theory of Anxiety
John D. Benjamin
pp. 652-668
Some Factors in the Development and Significance of Early Object Relationships
Margaret E. Fries
pp. 669-683
Reconstruction and Theory Formation
Rudolf Ekstein & Leo Rangell
pp. 684-697
Follow-Up Study of a Satisfactory Analysis
Arnold Z. Pfeffer
pp. 698-718
What Analytic Work Requires of an Analyst—A Job Analysis
Joan Fleming
pp. 719-729

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association

Maxwell Gitelson—A Tribute

The Silent Patient—Introduction

The Psychology of Silence—Its Role in Transference, Countertransference and the Psychoanalytic Process

Silence and the Theory of Technique

Some Ego Considerations in the Silent Patient

On the Silence and Sounds of the Analytic Hour

Blank Silence and the Dream Screen

Empathy and the Bridge Function of the Ego

The Analyst and the Hippocratic Oath

Panel Reports—Learning Difficulties in Childhood

The Selection of Candidates for Psychoanalytic Training

The Psychoanalytic Theory of the Symbolic Process

The Psychology of Twins

Book Notices

Identity and Sexuality—A Study of their Interrelationship in Man

Some Observations on the Role of the Scrotal Sac and Testicles

Masturbation and Character

The Significance of the Sense of Smell in the Transference

The Last Hour

Some Notes on English Freudian Terminology

Ego Psychology and the Study of Mythology

Some Aspects of Ego Vicissitudes in Adolescence

Disorder and Consolidation in Adolescence

Adolescent Into Adult: An Inquiry

Some Observations on the Relationship Between Genitality and Structural Development at Adolescence

Mirror Dreams

Freud's Dream of the Botanical Monograph

The Significance of Visual Images During the Analytic Session

A Note on Trauma and Loss

Denial and the Sense of Separateness

Panel Reports—Resistances in Child Analysis

Research in Psychoanalysis

Frigidity in Women

Aggression and Symptom Formation

The Role of Early Psychic Functioning in Psychoanalysis

A Survey of Freud's Writings on Earliest Psychic Functioning

Some Early Prototypes of Ego Defenses

Some Developmental Observations Relating to the Theory of Anxiety

Some Factors in the Development and Significance of Early Object Relationships

Reconstruction and Theory Formation

Follow-Up Study of a Satisfactory Analysis

What Analytic Work Requires of an Analyst—A Job Analysis