International Journal of Psychoanalysis

Volume 58

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The Pleasure Principle
Joseph H. Smith
pp. 1-10
Defence and Deficit Models: Their Influence on Therapy of Schizophrenia
Gerald Aronson
pp. 11-15
Male Menstruation: A Ritual Alternative to the Oedipal Transition
Ruth W. Lidz & Theodore Lidz
pp. 17-31
The Transference Object and the Real Object
Rubin Blanck & Gertrude Blanck
pp. 33-44
Learning Disabilities as Related to a Special Form of Mothering
Ben Rubenstein & Morton Levitt
pp. 45-55
Two Cases of Oedipal Conflict Beginning at Eighteen Months
Lisbeth J. Sachs
pp. 57-66
Problems of Management in the Analysis of a Hallucinating Hysteric
Harold Stewart
pp. 67-76
The Borderline Ego and the Working Alliance: Indications for Family and Individual Treatment in Adolescence
Edward R. Shapiro, Roger L. Shapiro, John Zinner & David A. Berkowitz
pp. 77-87
Discussion of the Paper by E. R. Shapiro, R. L. Shapiro, J. Zinner and D. A. Berkowitz on 'The Borderline Ego and the Working Alliance: Indications for Family and Individual Treatment in Adolescence'
Dan H. Buie
pp. 89-93
A Rationale for Teaching Analytic Technique Based on a Developmental Orientation and Approach
Morton Shane
pp. 95-108
On Working with 'Unwanted' Patients
Michael Eigen
pp. 109-121
The Bulletin of the International Psycho-Analytic Association, Volume 58, pp. 123-125
pp. 123-125
Conceptions of Affect
André Green
pp. 129-156
Affects and the Psychoanalytic Situation
Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 157-170
Affects and the Psychoanalytic Situation
Adam Limentani
pp. 171-182
The Effect of Interpretation in Psychoanalytic Treatment in the Light of an Integrated Model of Internal Objects
Eliezer Ilan
pp. 183-194
Beyond Eight-Month Anxiety
Anne-Marie Sandler
pp. 195-207
On the Narcissistic State of Consciousness
Sheldon Bach
pp. 209-233
The Externalizing Transference
Morton D. Berg
pp. 235-244
Notes on the Signal Function of Hypochondriacal Anxiety
Robert D. Stolorow
pp. 245-246
Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: Theory–Practice–Research: By Robert S. Wallerstein. New York: International Universities Press. 1975. Pp. 475.
P. C. Kuiper
pp. 247-249
Hamlet's Enemy: Madness and Myth in 'Hamlet': By Theodore Lidz. London: Vision. 1975. Pp. 285.
John Padel
pp. 249-252
Models of Madness, Models of Medicine: By Miriam Sigler and Humphrey Osmond. New York and London: Macmillan. 1974. Pp. 287.
Peter Shoenberg
pp. 252
The Advantages of Freud's Technique as Shown in his Analysis of the Rat Man
Samuel D. Lipton
pp. 255-273
Transference Interpretations Only?
Nathan Leites
pp. 275-287
The Role of Internalization in the Development of Certain Aspects of Female Masochism: Ego Psychological Considerations
Ruth F. Lax
pp. 289-300
The Morning Ruminative State—The Flash Phenomenon
John Frosch
pp. 301-309
The Golden Fantasy: A Regressive Reaction to Separation Anxiety
Sydney Smith
pp. 311-324
Depersonalization: A Self-Relations Perspective
Allen Frances, Michael Sacks & Michael S. Aronoff
pp. 325-331
A Model of Archaic Thinking Based on Two Formulations of Freud
Andrew Peto
pp. 333-344
New Theories: Their Influence and Effect on Psychoanalytic Technique
A. B. Bahia
pp. 345-363
Self and Object in Countertransference
Michael Lukas Moeller
pp. 365-374
A Phase of Depression in a Six-Months-Old Boy
J. O. Wisdom
pp. 375-377
Clinical Essay Prize
Herbert Rosenfeld
pp. 379-380
The Maurice Bouvet Prize
Pierre Marty
pp. 380
On Freud's Theory of Schizophrenia
Thomas Freeman
pp. 383-388
On the Formation of Schizophrenic Symptoms
Ping-Nie Pao
pp. 389-401
The Psychoanalytic Concept of Schizophrenia: I. the Dilemma
James S. Grotstein
pp. 403-425
The Psychoanalytic Concept of Schizophrenia: II. Reconciliation
James S. Grotstein
pp. 427-452
Therapeutic Dilemmas Relevant to the Lifting of Repression
Paul G. Myerson
pp. 453-462
Clinical Observations on Resistance to the Transference
Samuel D. Lipton
pp. 463-472
Analyses that Cannot be Terminated
John Klauber
pp. 473-477
Theme and Variation in the Development of the First Transitional Object
Fred Busch & Judith McKnight
pp. 479-486
The Object in Fetishism, Homeovestism and Transvestism
George Zavitzianos
pp. 487-495
Dr Arthur Geoffrey Thompson (1905–1976)
John Padel
pp. 497-497
The Bulletin of the Hampstead Clinic—Announcement
pp. 498-498

International Journal of Psychoanalysis

The Pleasure Principle

Defence and Deficit Models: Their Influence on Therapy of Schizophrenia

Male Menstruation: A Ritual Alternative to the Oedipal Transition

The Transference Object and the Real Object

Learning Disabilities as Related to a Special Form of Mothering

Two Cases of Oedipal Conflict Beginning at Eighteen Months

Problems of Management in the Analysis of a Hallucinating Hysteric

The Borderline Ego and the Working Alliance: Indications for Family and Individual Treatment in Adolescence

Discussion of the Paper by E. R. Shapiro, R. L. Shapiro, J. Zinner and D. A. Berkowitz on 'The Borderline Ego and the Working Alliance: Indications for Family and Individual Treatment in Adolescence'

A Rationale for Teaching Analytic Technique Based on a Developmental Orientation and Approach

On Working with 'Unwanted' Patients

The Bulletin of the International Psycho-Analytic Association, Volume 58, pp. 123-125

Conceptions of Affect

Affects and the Psychoanalytic Situation

Affects and the Psychoanalytic Situation

The Effect of Interpretation in Psychoanalytic Treatment in the Light of an Integrated Model of Internal Objects

Beyond Eight-Month Anxiety

On the Narcissistic State of Consciousness

The Externalizing Transference

Notes on the Signal Function of Hypochondriacal Anxiety

Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis: Theory–Practice–Research: By Robert S. Wallerstein. New York: International Universities Press. 1975. Pp. 475.

Hamlet's Enemy: Madness and Myth in 'Hamlet': By Theodore Lidz. London: Vision. 1975. Pp. 285.

Models of Madness, Models of Medicine: By Miriam Sigler and Humphrey Osmond. New York and London: Macmillan. 1974. Pp. 287.

The Advantages of Freud's Technique as Shown in his Analysis of the Rat Man

Transference Interpretations Only?

The Role of Internalization in the Development of Certain Aspects of Female Masochism: Ego Psychological Considerations

The Morning Ruminative State—The Flash Phenomenon

The Golden Fantasy: A Regressive Reaction to Separation Anxiety

Depersonalization: A Self-Relations Perspective

A Model of Archaic Thinking Based on Two Formulations of Freud

New Theories: Their Influence and Effect on Psychoanalytic Technique

Self and Object in Countertransference

A Phase of Depression in a Six-Months-Old Boy

Clinical Essay Prize

The Maurice Bouvet Prize

On Freud's Theory of Schizophrenia

On the Formation of Schizophrenic Symptoms

The Psychoanalytic Concept of Schizophrenia: I. the Dilemma

The Psychoanalytic Concept of Schizophrenia: II. Reconciliation

Therapeutic Dilemmas Relevant to the Lifting of Repression

Clinical Observations on Resistance to the Transference

Analyses that Cannot be Terminated

Theme and Variation in the Development of the First Transitional Object

The Object in Fetishism, Homeovestism and Transvestism

Dr Arthur Geoffrey Thompson (1905–1976)

The Bulletin of the Hampstead Clinic—Announcement