International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Volume 53

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Editorial
Joseph Sandler
pp. 1-1
Aggression, Oedipus, and Historical Perspective
Leo Rangell
pp. 3-10
Panel on 'Aggression'
André Lussier
pp. 13-19
Panel on 'Creativity'
Charles Kligerman
pp. 21-30
The Psychoanalytical Concept of Aggression: An Integrated Summary
Paula Heimann & Arthur F. Valenstein
pp. 31-35
A Report of the 4th Pre-Congress on Training, Vienna 1971, to the 27th International Psycho-Analytical Congress
Victor Calef
pp. 37-44
Summary of the Candidates' Pre-Congress Conference, Vienna, 1971
David M. Terman
pp. 47-48
Pre-Congress Conference of Candidates: Business Meeting
Julian M. Goodburn
pp. 49-50
A Critical Re-Examination of the Concept 'Motivation for Change' in Psychoanalytic Treatment
Ann Appelbaum
pp. 51-59
Fair Shares and Mutual Concern
Enid Balint
pp. 61-65
On Certain Neurotic Equivalents of Necrophilia
Victor Calef & Edward M. Weinshel
pp. 67-75
An Ego-Psychological Approach to the Problem of Oral Aggression
G. Clerk
pp. 77-82
The Bulletin of the International Psycho-Analytic Association, Volume 53, pp. 83-140
pp. 83-140
Preliminary Remarks on the Present State of Psychoanalysis of Children
R. Diatkine
pp. 141-150
Child-Analysis as a Sub-Speciality of Psychoanalysis
Anna Freud
pp. 151-156
The Role of Child Analysis in the General Psychoanalytic Training
Hanna Segal
pp. 157-161
Comments on Aggression
Anna Freud
pp. 163-171
Persecution, Aggression and Therapy
E. De Wind
pp. 173-177
Attempted Suicide and Self-Mutilation in Adolescence: Some Observations from a Psychoanalytic Research Project
Maurice Friedman, Mervin Glasser, Eglé Laufer, Moses Laufer & Myer Wohl
pp. 179-183
The Vicissitudes of Aggression in Normal Development, in Childhood Neurosis and in Childhood Psychosis
E. C.M. Frijling-Schreuder
pp. 185-190
Aggression and the Pleasure Principle: Towards a Psychoanalytic Theory of Aggression
Eugenio Gaddini
pp. 191-197
On the Psychology of Genius
John E. Gedo
pp. 199-203
Aggression, Femininity, Paranoia and Reality
André Green
pp. 205-211
Beyond Transference and Interpretation
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 213-217
Sublimation Revisited
Frederick J. Hacker
pp. 219-223
Dread of Surrender to Resourceless Dependence in the Analytic Situation
M. Masud R. Khan
pp. 225-230
Discussion on Aggression: Is it a Question of a Metapsychological Concept?
S. Lebovici & R. Diatkine
pp. 231-236
Beating Fantasies in Children
Jack Novick & Kerry Kelly Novick
pp. 237-242
About Art and Artistic Talent
Pinchas Noy
pp. 243-249
A Contribution of Ethno-Psychoanalytic Investigation to the Theory of Aggression
Paul Parin
pp. 251-257
Body Image and Depression
Andrew Peto
pp. 259-263
Aggressiveness, Feelings of Giddiness and Muscular Tension
José Rallo
pp. 265-269
The Prohibition of Incest, Filicide and the Sociocultural Process
Arnaldo Rascovsky & Matilde Rascovsky
pp. 271-276
Carl Claus as Freud's Professor of the New Darwinian Biology
Lucille B. Ritvo
pp. 277-283
On Aggression
T. C. Sinha
pp. 285-290
Biotrauma, Fear of Death and Aggression
Max M. Stern
pp. 291-299
Freud and the Viennese
Ernst A. Ticho & Gertrude R. Ticho
pp. 301-306
Comments on the Structural Theory of Personality
George H. Wiedeman
pp. 307-314
An Investigation on How Interpretations Arise in the Analyst
Joel Zac
pp. 315-320
Panel on 'The Role of Aggression in Child Analysis'
Ilse Hellman, Rebecca Grinberg, Martin James, Anna Maenchen, Albert J. Solnit & Evelyne Kestemberg
pp. 321-323
Clinical Essay Prize
John Klauber
pp. 325-325
28th International Psycho-Analytical Congress
pp. 326-326
The Maurice Bouvet Prize
Pierre Marty
pp. 326
Seymour L. Lustman (1920-1971)
Albert J. Solnit
pp. 327-329
Lothair Henry Rubinstein (1908-1971)
W. H. Gillespie
pp. 329-330
Moshe Woolf (1878-1971)
Ruth Jaffe
pp. 330
Hilda Abraham (1906-1971)
Nora Pines
pp. 331-331
On the First Three Subphases of the Separation-Individuation Process
Margaret S. Mahler
pp. 333-338
Some Aspects of the Interaction Between Mother and Impaired Child: Mother's Narcissistic Trauma
Ruth F. Lax
pp. 339-344
Smoking, Coughing, Laughing and Applause: A Comparative Study of Respiratory Symbolism
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 345-349
The Assessment of Analysability: A Major Hazard in Selection for Psychoanalysis
A. Limentani
pp. 351-361
On the Limits of the Effectiveness of Psychoanalysis: Early Ego and Somatic Disturbances
David A. Freedman
pp. 363-370
Primal Scene and Sexual Perversion
Joyce McDougall
pp. 371-384
On the Relationship of Transference and Interpretation in Psychoanalytic Therapy
John Klauber
pp. 385-391
A Delusional System as a Defence Against the Re-Emergence of a Catastrophic Situation
Hanna Segal
pp. 393-401
'The Voice of the Intellect is a Soft One'—A Review of The Writings of Anna Freud, Volume IV, 1945–1956
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 403-417
The Wolf-Man by the Wolf-Man: Edited by Muriel Gardiner. New York: Basic Books; London: Hogarth Press and Institute of Psycho-Analysis. 1971.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 419-422
Sprachzerstörung Und Rekonstruktion: Vorarbeiten Zu Einer Metatheorie Der Psychoanalyse: [Destruction and Reconstruction of Language.] By Alfred Lorenzer. Frankfurt: Suhrkamp. 1971.
Helm Stierlin
pp. 422-425
The Savage God: By A. Alvarez. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. 1971.
Donald Meltzer
pp. 425-426
Lingüística, Interacción Communicativa Y Proceso Psicoanalítico: Vol. 1. [Linguistics, Communicative Interaction and Psychoanalytic Process.] By David Liberman. Buenos Aires: Editorial Galerna. 1971.
León Grinberg
pp. 426-428
Attraction and Hostility: An Experimental Analysis of Interpersonal and Self Evaluation: By Albert Pepitone. London: Tavistock Publications. 1971. Pp. xx + 238.
Isabel E.P. Menzies
pp. 428
The Briefer Psychotherapies: By Leonard Small. New York: Brunner/Mazel. 1971. Pp. xix +262.
Harold Stewart
pp. 429-429
The Justice of Zeus: By Hugh Lloyd-Jones. Berkeley, Los Angeles and London: Univ. of California Press, 1971. (The Sather Classical Lectures vol. 41.) Pp. xviii + 230.
J. H. Padel
pp. 429-431
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HANS-JOACHIM BANNACH (1 Berlin 41, Rösnerstr. 1). Die wissenschaftliche Bedeutung des alten Berliner Psychoanalytischen Instituts (The scientific importance of the old Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute)
pp. 433-433
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: KÄTHE DRÄGER (1 Berlin 19, Kirschenallee 1b). Bemerkungen zu den Zeitumständen und zum Schicksal der Psychoanalyse und der Psychotherapie in Deutschland zwischen 1933 und 1949 (Notes on the fate of German psychoanalysis between 1933 and 1949)
pp. 433
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: GERHARD MAETZE (1 Berlin 33, Kolberger Platz 4). Psychoanalyse in Berlin von 1950 bis 1970 (Psychoanalysis in Berlin from 1950 to 1970)
pp. 433
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HEINZ KOHUT (180 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 60601). Ist das Studium des menschlichen Innenlebens heute noch relevant? (Is the investigation of the inner life of man still relevant today?)
pp. 433
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HERMANN ARGELANDER (6 Frankfurt/Main, Myliusstr. 20). Ein Versuch zur Neuformulierung des primären Narzissmus (An attempted reformulation of primary narcissism)
pp. 433-434
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: JACQUES BERNA (2 Hamburg 65, Elgenkamp 41). Die Abschlussphase der Kinderanalyse (The termination phase in child analysis)
pp. 434
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: ERIKA DANNEBERG AND HEDDA EPPEL (Vienna VI, Schmalzhofg. 16/10, Austria) Teamarbeit: eine Behandlung von Mutter und Sohn (Teamwork: the treatment of mother and son)
pp. 434
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: MARGARETE HAUG (73 Esslingen, Hölderlinweg 31). Fokaltherapie der Familie: eine Anwendung der Psychoanalyse in der Erziehungsberatungsarbeit (Focal therapy of the family: an application of psychoanalysis to child guidance)
pp. 434
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HANS KALISCHER (CH8907 Wettswil a. A., Eggstr. 3, Switzerland). Der Umgang mit dem 'Angstangriff' in der psychoanalytisch-pädagogischen Arbeit (Management of 'aggressive anxiety' in educational child analysis)
pp. 434
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: ITAMAR YAHALOM AND ROBERT KOHRMAN (Reiss-Davis Child Study Center, Los Angeles; and Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago). Das Erscheinen des Selbstbildes in den Zeichnungen schizophrener Kinder (The manifestation of self-image in the drawings of schizophrenic children)
pp. 434
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: ALICE MILLER (CH8008 Zürich, Zollikerstr. 27, Switzerland). Zur Behandlungstechnik bei sogenannten narzisstischen Neurosen (On therapeutic technique in the narcissistic neuroses)
pp. 434-435
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 4–12, 1971: STAVROS MENTZOS (Psychiatrische und Neurologische Klinik, Johann-Wolfgang-Goethe-Universität, 6 Frankfurt/Main-Niederrad, Heinrich-Hoffmann-Str. 10). Die Veränderung der Selbstrepräsentanz in der Hysterie: eine spezifische Form der regressiven De-Symbolisierung (The transformation of self-representation in hysteria: a specific form of regressive desymbolization)
pp. 435
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: GERHARD ZACHARIAS (8 Munich 19, Renatastr. 58). Bemerkungen zur Genese der Kompromissbildung (Observations on the genesis of compromise formations)
pp. 435
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HILDEGARD ADLER-VONESSEN (7 Stuttgart 1, Hohenzollernstr. 21). Angst in der Sicht von S. Kierkegaard, S. Freud und M. Heidegger (Anxiety in the conception of Kierkegaard, Freud and Heidegger)
pp. 435
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: PETER KUTTER (7 Stuttgart 80, Brenntenhau 20). ber die Tätigkeit der Psychagogin in der Erziehungsberatung (The function of the counsellor in educational counselling)
pp. 435
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HAROLD LINCKE (CH8001 Zürich, Spiegelgasse 11, Switzerland). Es-Autonomie und Ich-Entwicklung (Id autonomy and ego development)
pp. 436-436
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: PETER KUTTER (7 Stuttgart, 80, Brenntenhau 20). bertragung und Prozess in der psychoanalytischen Gruppentherapie (Transference and process in psychoanalytic group therapy)
pp. 436
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: WOLFGANG LOCH (Univ.–Nervenklinik, Abt. f. Psychoanalyse, 74 Tübingen, Neckargasse 7). Gedanken über 'Gegenstand', Ziele und Methoden der Psychoanalyse (Reflexions upon the object, aims and methods of psychoanalysis)
pp. 436
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: MARGARETE MITSCHERLICH-NIELSEN (6 Frankfurt/Main, Myliusstr. 20). Entwicklungsbedingte und gesellschaftsspezifische Verhaltensweisen der Frau: zum Problem der Frauenemanzipation (Developmentally and socially determined behaviour patterns in women: concerning the emancipation of women)
pp. 436
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: ROLF KLWER (6 Frankfurt/Main, Myliusstr. 20). Erfahrungen mit der psychoanalytischen Fokaltherapie (Experiences in psychoanalytic focal therapy)
pp. 436-437
Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: LUTZ ROSENKÖTTER (6 Frankfurt/Main, Myliusstr. 20). Freud und Brücke: weitere Aspekte des 'Nonvixit'-Traumes (Freud and Brücke: some further aspects of the 'non vixit' dream)
pp. 437
On Shyness
Donald M. Kaplan
pp. 439-453
A Critical Appreciation of James Strachey's Paper on the Nature of the Therapeutic Action of Psychoanalysis
H. Rosenfeld
pp. 455-461
Metaphor as Interpretation
Norman Reider
pp. 463-469
Homeovestism: Perverse Form of Behaviour Involving Wearing Clothes of the Same Sex
G. Zavitzianos
pp. 471-477
Some Aspects of Object Relationships in Borderline Children
Irene Fast & Morton Chethik
pp. 479-485
Structure and Reconstruction: A Critical Comparison of Michael Bálint and D. W. Winnicott
Stephen J. Morse
pp. 487-500
The Infant's First Reaction to Strangers: Distress or Anxiety?
Anny Katan
pp. 501-503
Some Thoughts and Clinical Vignettes on Translocation of an Analytic Practice
Stanley S. Weiss
pp. 505-513
The Vicissitudes of Projection During an Analysis Encompassing Late Latency to Early Adolescence
Charles A. Sarnoff
pp. 515-522
Projective Identification as a Mode of Perception and Behaviour in Families of Adolescents
John Zinner & Roger Shapiro
pp. 523-530
Imagery and Symbolic Expression in Dreams and Art
Alan Roland
pp. 531-539
The Role of the Internal Object and External Object in Object Relationships, Separation Anxiety, Object Constancy and Symbiosis
Klaus Angel
pp. 541-546
Difficulties of a Computer Model of the Mind—A Critical Review of Emanuel Peterfreund's Book Information, Systems, and Psychoanalysis: An Evolutionary Biological Approach to Psychoanalytic Theory
Lawrence Friedman
pp. 547-554
Therapeutic Consultations in Child Psychiatry: By D. W. Winnicott. London: Hogarth Press, 1971. Pp. 410.
Michael Fordham
pp. 555-556
A Pszichoanalizis És Modern Irányzatai [psychoanalysis and its Modern Ramifications]: Edited by Béla Buda et al. Budapest: Gondolat Könyvkiadó, 1971. Pp. 480.
L. Veszy-Wagner
pp. 556-557
Letter to the Editor
Clare Winnicott
pp. 559-559
Letter to the Editor
Clare Winnicott
pp. 559-560

International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Editorial

Aggression, Oedipus, and Historical Perspective

Panel on 'Aggression'

Panel on 'Creativity'

The Psychoanalytical Concept of Aggression: An Integrated Summary

A Report of the 4th Pre-Congress on Training, Vienna 1971, to the 27th International Psycho-Analytical Congress

Summary of the Candidates' Pre-Congress Conference, Vienna, 1971

Pre-Congress Conference of Candidates: Business Meeting

A Critical Re-Examination of the Concept 'Motivation for Change' in Psychoanalytic Treatment

Fair Shares and Mutual Concern

On Certain Neurotic Equivalents of Necrophilia

An Ego-Psychological Approach to the Problem of Oral Aggression

The Bulletin of the International Psycho-Analytic Association, Volume 53, pp. 83-140

Preliminary Remarks on the Present State of Psychoanalysis of Children

Child-Analysis as a Sub-Speciality of Psychoanalysis

The Role of Child Analysis in the General Psychoanalytic Training

Comments on Aggression

Persecution, Aggression and Therapy

Attempted Suicide and Self-Mutilation in Adolescence: Some Observations from a Psychoanalytic Research Project

The Vicissitudes of Aggression in Normal Development, in Childhood Neurosis and in Childhood Psychosis

Aggression and the Pleasure Principle: Towards a Psychoanalytic Theory of Aggression

On the Psychology of Genius

Aggression, Femininity, Paranoia and Reality

Beyond Transference and Interpretation

Sublimation Revisited

Dread of Surrender to Resourceless Dependence in the Analytic Situation

Discussion on Aggression: Is it a Question of a Metapsychological Concept?

Beating Fantasies in Children

About Art and Artistic Talent

A Contribution of Ethno-Psychoanalytic Investigation to the Theory of Aggression

Body Image and Depression

Aggressiveness, Feelings of Giddiness and Muscular Tension

The Prohibition of Incest, Filicide and the Sociocultural Process

Carl Claus as Freud's Professor of the New Darwinian Biology

On Aggression

Biotrauma, Fear of Death and Aggression

Freud and the Viennese

Comments on the Structural Theory of Personality

An Investigation on How Interpretations Arise in the Analyst

Panel on 'The Role of Aggression in Child Analysis'

Clinical Essay Prize

28th International Psycho-Analytical Congress

The Maurice Bouvet Prize

Seymour L. Lustman (1920-1971)

Lothair Henry Rubinstein (1908-1971)

Moshe Woolf (1878-1971)

Hilda Abraham (1906-1971)

On the First Three Subphases of the Separation-Individuation Process

Some Aspects of the Interaction Between Mother and Impaired Child: Mother's Narcissistic Trauma

Smoking, Coughing, Laughing and Applause: A Comparative Study of Respiratory Symbolism

The Assessment of Analysability: A Major Hazard in Selection for Psychoanalysis

On the Limits of the Effectiveness of Psychoanalysis: Early Ego and Somatic Disturbances

Primal Scene and Sexual Perversion

On the Relationship of Transference and Interpretation in Psychoanalytic Therapy

A Delusional System as a Defence Against the Re-Emergence of a Catastrophic Situation

'The Voice of the Intellect is a Soft One'—A Review of The Writings of Anna Freud, Volume IV, 1945–1956

The Wolf-Man by the Wolf-Man: Edited by Muriel Gardiner. New York: Basic Books; London: Hogarth Press and Institute of Psycho-Analysis. 1971.

Sprachzerstörung Und Rekonstruktion: Vorarbeiten Zu Einer Metatheorie Der Psychoanalyse: [Destruction and Reconstruction of Language.] By Alfred Lorenzer. Frankfurt: Suhrkamp. 1971.

The Savage God: By A. Alvarez. London: Weidenfeld & Nicolson. 1971.

Lingüística, Interacción Communicativa Y Proceso Psicoanalítico: Vol. 1. [Linguistics, Communicative Interaction and Psychoanalytic Process.] By David Liberman. Buenos Aires: Editorial Galerna. 1971.

Attraction and Hostility: An Experimental Analysis of Interpersonal and Self Evaluation: By Albert Pepitone. London: Tavistock Publications. 1971. Pp. xx + 238.

The Briefer Psychotherapies: By Leonard Small. New York: Brunner/Mazel. 1971. Pp. xix +262.

The Justice of Zeus: By Hugh Lloyd-Jones. Berkeley, Los Angeles and London: Univ. of California Press, 1971. (The Sather Classical Lectures vol. 41.) Pp. xviii + 230.

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HANS-JOACHIM BANNACH (1 Berlin 41, Rösnerstr. 1). Die wissenschaftliche Bedeutung des alten Berliner Psychoanalytischen Instituts (The scientific importance of the old Berlin Psychoanalytic Institute)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: KÄTHE DRÄGER (1 Berlin 19, Kirschenallee 1b). Bemerkungen zu den Zeitumständen und zum Schicksal der Psychoanalyse und der Psychotherapie in Deutschland zwischen 1933 und 1949 (Notes on the fate of German psychoanalysis between 1933 and 1949)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: GERHARD MAETZE (1 Berlin 33, Kolberger Platz 4). Psychoanalyse in Berlin von 1950 bis 1970 (Psychoanalysis in Berlin from 1950 to 1970)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HEINZ KOHUT (180 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 60601). Ist das Studium des menschlichen Innenlebens heute noch relevant? (Is the investigation of the inner life of man still relevant today?)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HERMANN ARGELANDER (6 Frankfurt/Main, Myliusstr. 20). Ein Versuch zur Neuformulierung des primären Narzissmus (An attempted reformulation of primary narcissism)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: JACQUES BERNA (2 Hamburg 65, Elgenkamp 41). Die Abschlussphase der Kinderanalyse (The termination phase in child analysis)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: ERIKA DANNEBERG AND HEDDA EPPEL (Vienna VI, Schmalzhofg. 16/10, Austria) Teamarbeit: eine Behandlung von Mutter und Sohn (Teamwork: the treatment of mother and son)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: MARGARETE HAUG (73 Esslingen, Hölderlinweg 31). Fokaltherapie der Familie: eine Anwendung der Psychoanalyse in der Erziehungsberatungsarbeit (Focal therapy of the family: an application of psychoanalysis to child guidance)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HANS KALISCHER (CH8907 Wettswil a. A., Eggstr. 3, Switzerland). Der Umgang mit dem 'Angstangriff' in der psychoanalytisch-pädagogischen Arbeit (Management of 'aggressive anxiety' in educational child analysis)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: ALICE MILLER (CH8008 Zürich, Zollikerstr. 27, Switzerland). Zur Behandlungstechnik bei sogenannten narzisstischen Neurosen (On therapeutic technique in the narcissistic neuroses)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: GERHARD ZACHARIAS (8 Munich 19, Renatastr. 58). Bemerkungen zur Genese der Kompromissbildung (Observations on the genesis of compromise formations)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HILDEGARD ADLER-VONESSEN (7 Stuttgart 1, Hohenzollernstr. 21). Angst in der Sicht von S. Kierkegaard, S. Freud und M. Heidegger (Anxiety in the conception of Kierkegaard, Freud and Heidegger)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: PETER KUTTER (7 Stuttgart 80, Brenntenhau 20). ber die Tätigkeit der Psychagogin in der Erziehungsberatung (The function of the counsellor in educational counselling)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: HAROLD LINCKE (CH8001 Zürich, Spiegelgasse 11, Switzerland). Es-Autonomie und Ich-Entwicklung (Id autonomy and ego development)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: PETER KUTTER (7 Stuttgart, 80, Brenntenhau 20). bertragung und Prozess in der psychoanalytischen Gruppentherapie (Transference and process in psychoanalytic group therapy)

Psyche, 25, Nos. 4–12, 1971: WOLFGANG LOCH (Univ.–Nervenklinik, Abt. f. Psychoanalyse, 74 Tübingen, Neckargasse 7). Gedanken über 'Gegenstand', Ziele und Methoden der Psychoanalyse (Reflexions upon the object, aims and methods of psychoanalysis)