Journal of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis

• Frontline: Toward a New Name, Toward a New Mission

  Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 1-2

• Evidence-Based Psychotherapeutics: Presidential Address to the American Academy of Psychoanalysis on May 6, 2001, New Orleans, Louisiana

  Sheila Hafter Gray

  pp. 3-16

• The Object and the Dream: Mark Rothko

  Ronald Turco

  pp. 17-34

• Gender Differences in Defensive Style

  Clarissa W. Bullitt & Barry A. Farber

  pp. 35-51

• On the Asclepian Spirit and the Future of Psychoanalysis

  Clay C. Whitehead

  pp. 53-69

• From Victim to Heroine: Children's Stories Revisited Presented at the American Academy of Psychoanalysis, Annual Meeting, May 6, 2001.

  Ann Ruth Turkel

  pp. 71-81

• Psychoanalytic Peregrinations I: Transference and Transference Neurosis Revisited

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 83-97

• Daniel Deronda and Gwendolen Harleth: A Therapeutic Relationship?

  Bernard J. Paris

  pp. 99-122

• Commentary on “Daniel Deronda and Gwendolen Harleth: A Therapeutic Relationship?” by Bernard J. Paris

  Carl T. Rotenberg

  pp. 123-132

• Professor Paris Replies

  pp. 132-134

• A Streetcar Named Desire: Psychoanalytic Perspectives Presented at the American Academy of Psychoanalysis, New Orleans, May 2001.

  Joseph R. Silvio

  pp. 135-144

• Commentary on “A Streetcar Named Desire: Psychoanalytic Perspectives” by Joseph Silvio

  Marianne Eckardt

  pp. 145-147

• Dr. Silvio Replies

  pp. 147

• Empirical Studies of the Therapeutic Hour: Edited by Robert F. Bornstein and Joseph M. Masling, American Psychological Association, Washington, DC, 1998, 321 pp. $49.95.

  L. Arnold Wyse

  pp. 152-157

• Psychoanalytic Clinical Practice: Richard Chessick, M.D., Ph.D., Free Association Books, London, New York, 2000, 53 pp., $30.00.

  Marianne Horney Eckardt

  pp. 157-160

• Foundations of Morality: George Frankl, Open Gate Press, London, 2000, p. 195

  Paul Chodoff

  pp. 160-162

• Objects of Hope: Exploring the Possibility and Limit in Psychoanalysis: Steven H. Cooper, The Analytic Press, Hillsdale, NJ, 2000, 252 pp. $49.95.

  Harold Bronheim

  pp. 162-164

Book Reviews

• Empirical Perspectives on the Psychoanalytic Unconscious: Edited by Robert F. Bornstein and Joseph M. Masling, American Psychological Press, Washington, DC, 1998, 289 pp

  Mariam Cohen

  pp. 149-152

• Frontline: Writing Psychoanalytic Case Reports: Safeguarding Privacy While Preserving Integrity

  César A. Alfonso

  pp. 165-171

• Mortal Gifts: A Two-Part Essay on the Therapist's Mortality Part I: Untimely Loss

  Ellen Pinsky

  pp. 173-204

• Commentary on “Mortal Gifts: A Two-Part Essay on the Therapist's Mortality” by Ellen Pinsky

  Ann-Louise S. Silver

  pp. 205-207

• Commentary on “Mortal Gifts: A Two-Part Essay on the Therapist's Mortality” by Ellen Pinsky

  Mariam Cohen

  pp. 209-210

• Behind, Beneath, Above, and Beyond: The Historical Unconscious

  Timothy J. Zeddies

  pp. 211-229

• Commentary on “Behind, Beneath, Above, and Beyond: The Historical Unconscious,” by Timothy J. Zeddies

  Stanley R. Palombo

  pp. 231-232

• Commentary on “Behind, Beneath, Above, and Beyond: The Historical Unconscious,” by Timothy J. Zeddies

  Althea J. Horner

  pp. 233-234

• Historicity, Humility, and the Analytic Exercise Reply to Commentaries by Drs. Palombo and Horner

  Timothy J. Zeddies

  pp. 235-240

• Primal Scene Derivatives in the Work of Yukio Mishima: The Primal Scene Fantasy

  Ronald N. Turco

  pp. 241-248

• Afterword to Krazy: George Herriman's Krazy Kat Cartoon and its Appeal to E. E. Cummings*

  David V. Forrest

  pp. 249-258

• Psychoanalytic Peregrinations II: Psychoanalysis as Science and Art

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 259-276

• Revisiting Fromm's Passions as Presaging Contemporary Views of Affect and Dissociation

  Valentina Harrell

  pp. 277-291

• Heroin Addiction: The Needle as Transitional Object

  Julie Miller

  pp. 293-304

• News From the Field

  Matthew Tolchin & Douglas H. Ingram

  pp. 305-310

• Who is the Dreamer Who Dreams the Dream?: A Study of Psychic Presences: James S. Grotstein, M.D., The Analytic Press, Hillsdale, NJ, 2000, 336 pp., $57.50.

  Myron L. Glucksman

  pp. 315-317

• Emotional Illness and Creativity, A Psychoanalytic and Phenomenologic Study: Richard D. Chessick, M.D., Ph.D., International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1999.

  Norman Tabachnick

  pp. 317-320

Book Reviews

• Psychoanalytic Monographs No. 3, Psychoanalysis and Developmental Therapy: edited by Anna Hurry, International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1999, (First Published in 1998 by H. Karnac [Books] Ltd., London, England).

  Ildiko Mohacsy

  pp. 311-315

• Frontline: Is There Life After Psychoanalysis? On Retirement From Clinical Practice

  Althea J. Horner

  pp. 325-328

• The Mortal Stage of Late Life

  David V. Forrest & Lucien J. Côté

  pp. 329-340

• Jihad, McWorld and Enactment in the Postmodern Mental Health World

  Eric M. Plakun

  pp. 341-353

• Commentary on “Jihad, McWorld and Enactment in the Postmodern Mental Health World” by Eric M. Plakun

  James C. Bozzuto

  pp. 355-356

• Commentary on “Jihad, McWorld and Enactment in the Postmodern Mental Health World” by Eric M. Plakun

  Alan Kagan

  pp. 357-359

• Psychoanalytic Peregrinations III: Confusion of Tongues, Psychoanalyst as Translator

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 361-382

• Convergence: Maturation and Integration in the Course of a Religious Conversion

  Mariam Cohen

  pp. 383-400

• Facing Sexual Violence in a Rape Emergency Room: Identification, Projective Identification, and the Myth of Nemesis

  Alvise Orlandini

  pp. 401-413

• Women with PTSD: The Psychodynamic Aspects of Psychopharmacologic and “Hands-On” Psychiatric Management

  Sharon Sageman

  pp. 415-427

• Bion's Grid: A Tool for Transformation

  Marilyn Charles

  pp. 429-445

• Commentary on “Bion's Grid: A Tool for Transformation” by Marilyn Charles

  James S. Grotstein

  pp. 447-450

• Therapists' Relationships with their Patients in the Intake Interview: An Empirical Comparison of Psychodynamically and Cognitive-Behaviorally Oriented Psychotherapists

  Hermann Faller, Rudolph F. Wagner, Heinz Weiß & Hermann Lang

  pp. 451-461

• Not the Same by Any Other Name

  Shahid Insaf

  pp. 463-473

• Psychoanalysis and Visual Art: A Female Painter and Her Dilemma

  Ruth Lijtmaer

  pp. 475-488

• The Experience of Borderline Phenomena through Cinema: Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs, True Romance, and Pulp Fiction

  Donald R. Ross & Marcus Favero

  pp. 489-507

• Homosexuality and the Mental Health Professions: The Impact of Bias: The Committee on Human Sexuality: The Group For the Advancement of Psychiatry, The Analytic Press, Inc., Hilisdale, NJ, 2000, 132 pp., $29.95.

  Daniel Bauman

  pp. 511-513

Book Reviews

• Why Psychoanalysis?: Elizabeth Roudinesco, Columbia University Press, New York, 2001, 181 pp., $22.50.

  Marianne Eckardt

  pp. 509-511

• Frontline: Psychoanalysis in the Closet or a New Beginning?

  Ronald N. Turco

  pp. 515-518

• Disasters, Psychiatry, and Psychodynamics

  Craig L. Katz & Roger Nathaniel

  pp. 519-529

• Terrorism, Our World and Our Way of Life: Adapted from a Plenary Presentation to the American Academy of Psychoanalysis at the Annual Meeting, May 18, 2002, Philadelphia

  Emmanuel G. Cassimatis

  pp. 531-543

• Walter Bonime: 1904–2001

  Silvia W. Olarte

  pp. 545-546

• Walter Bonime's Legacy: Principal Contributions

  Marianne Horney Eckardt

  pp. 547-555

• A Clinical Focus on Feeling in Dreams

  Walter Bonime

  pp. 557-572

• Dreams and Creativity: Collaborative Psychoanalytic Work

  César A. Alfonso & Augusta Wellington

  pp. 573-582

• A Royal Road from Homelessness: The Clinical Use of Dreams

  Joseph P. Merlino

  pp. 583-594

• Interpersonal Psychoanalysis' Radical Façade

  Irwin Hirsch

  pp. 595-603

• “Speak to Me as to Thy Thinkings” Commentary on “Interpersonal Psychoanalysis' Radical Façade” by Irwin Hirsch

  Philip M. Bromberg

  pp. 605-620

• An illustration of the Irreducible Subjectivity in Interpreting Data—Clinical or Written: A Reply to Philip Bromberg

  Irwin Hirsch

  pp. 621-632

• A Lacanian Explanation of Karon's and Villemoes's Successful Psychodynamic Approaches to Schizophrenia

  Wilfried Ver Eecke

  pp. 633-643

• Ego-Structuring Psychotherapy

  Palle Villemoes

  pp. 645-656

• The Biology of Dream Formation: A Review and Critique

  Milton Kramer

  pp. 657-671

• Psychoanalytic Peregrinations IV: What is Phenomenology?1

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 673-689

• Commonalities Between the Isaac and Oedipus Myths: A Speculation

  Max Sugar

  pp. 691-706

• Isaac Versus Oedipus: An Alternative View

  Kalman J. Kaplan

  pp. 707-717

• Dr. Plakun responds

  pp. 738

News From the Field

• News From the Field: Reports of Scientific Meetings on Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry

  Matthew Tolchin

  pp. 719-735

Correspondence

• To the Editor

  Julie Cohen

  pp. 737-738

Book Reviews

• Why Do Women Love Men and Not Their Mothers?: Marie-Christine Hamon, translated by Susan Fairfield, Other Press, New York, 2000, 251 pp. $22.00.

  Joseph P. Merlino & Helen E. Ullrich

  pp. 739-741