Journal of Clinical Psychoanalysis

• Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 3-7

• Introduction

  Martin Willick

  pp. 11-13

• Robert Scharf, M.D.

  pp. 14-25

• Sandra Kopit Cohen, M.D.

  pp. 26-35

• Shepard J. Kantor, M.D.

  pp. 36-40

• Edward Nersessian, M.D.

  pp. 41-45

• Charles Brenner, M.D.

  pp. 46-48

• Discussion from the Floor

  Richard Gottlieb

  pp. 49-54

• Concluding Comments by Panelists

  pp. 55-55

• Comments on the Panel: The Use of Medication with Patients in Analysis

  Mortimer Ostow

  pp. 57-68

• The Case of Ms. A., Part I: Intake Evaluation

  pp. 70-77

• The Case of Ms. A., Part II: Case Report

  pp. 78-92

• The Case of Ms. A., Part III: Affiliated Staff Meeting (March 25, 1991): Discussion of Case

  Henry Bachrach

  pp. 93-99

• Summary and Commentary on Affiliated Staff Discussion

  Michael Trupp

  pp. 100-102

• The Case of Ms. B., Part I: Intake Interviews

  pp. 103-110

• The Case of Ms. B, Part II: Summary of Psychoanalytic Treatment

  Nathaniel P. Karush

  pp. 111-128

• Ms. C: A Clinical Vignette

  Maria T. Rodriguez-Boulan

  pp. 129-133

• Donald Marcuse, M.D.

  pp. 135-143

• Dimensions of Psychoanalysis, edited by Joseph Sandler. International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1989 263 pp + xv

  pp. 145-157

The Use of Medication with Patients in Analysis: Panel of the New York Psychoanalytic Society March 26, 1991

• Editors' Introduction Psychotropic Medications and Psychoanalysis an Alloyed Analysis or Still Pure Gold?

  Charles Brenner, Sandra Cohen, Shepard Kantor, Edward Nersessian & Robert Scharf

  pp. 9-10

Case Histories

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 69-69

The Analyst's Notepad

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 135-135

Book Review

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 145-145

The Analyzing Instrument of Otto Isakower, M.D.: Evolution of a Psychoanalytic Concept Edited, with Commentary Herbert M. Wyman, M.D. and Stephen M. Rittenberg, M.D

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 165-175

• Otto Isakower 1899-1972

  pp. 176-177

• Chapter Two: Preliminary Thoughts on the Analyzing Instrument

  Otto Isakower

  pp. 184-194

• Chapter Three: Preliminary Thoughts on the Analyzing Instrument: A Faculty Discussion—October 14th, 1963

  pp. 195-199

• Chapter Four: The Analyzing Instrument: Further Thoughts

  Otto Isakower

  pp. 200-203

• Chapter Five: The Analyzing Instrument: States of Consciousness and the Dream Psychology of Dr. Bertram Lewin (A Further Expansion of the Concept of the Analyzing Instrument)

  Otto Isakower

  pp. 204-208

• Chapter Six: The Analyzing Instrument: An Illustrative Example—A Student's Account of a Period of Analysis and Supervision: “The Mona Lisa Theme”

  Otto Isakower

  pp. 209-215

• Chapter Seven: The Analyzing Instrument Concluding Discussion—November 20th, 1963

  pp. 216-222

• Dr. Otto Isakower's Analyzing Instrument: Reflections Three Decades Later

  Theodore Lipin

  pp. 227-228

• A Theory of Supervision—Possible or Impossible? A Theory of Psychoanalytic Technique—Possible or Impossible?

  Leo A. Spiegel

  pp. 229-232

• Reflections on the Analyzing Instrument

  Martin Wangh

  pp. 233-235

• The Supervising Instrument

  Sheldon Roth

  pp. 242-245

• Otto Isakower and the Analyzing Instrument

  James H. Spencer, Leon Balter & Zvi Lothane

  pp. 246-260

• Comments on the Concept of the Analyzing Instrument

  William I. Grossman

  pp. 261-271

• Uses of the Analyzing Instrument

  L. Noah Shaw

  pp. 295-298

• Further Uses of the Analyzing Instrument

  L. Noah Shaw

  pp. 299-301

The Analyzing Instrument in the Teaching and Conduct of the Analytic Process by Otto Isakower, M.D. As Edited By Herbert M. Wyman, M.D. and Stephen M. Rittenberg, M.D

• Chapter One: Background: The Problems of Supervision

  Otto Isakower

  pp. 181-183

Reflections on the Analyzing Instrument by Some Participants in the Original Discussions

• Afterthoughts on Otto Isakower and the Analyzing Instrument

  Martin H. Stein

  pp. 223-226

Contemporary Reflections on the Analyzing Instrument

• Isakower's Ideas of the Analytic Instrument and Contemporary Views of Analytic Listening

  Theodore J. Jacobs

  pp. 237-241

Review Essay

• The Analyzing Instrument: Two New Models for the 1990s: The Use of the Self: Countertransference and Communication in the Analytic Situation, by Theodore J. Jacobs, M.D. International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1991 237 pp + xxiii

  Herbert M. Wyman

  pp. 273-292

The Analyst's Notepad: The Instrument in Action

• On Keeping in Tune as an Analyzing “Instrument”

  Donald Marcuse

  pp. 293-294

Proceedings of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute

• “Drifting”: Altered States of Consciousness in an Analytic Patient—A Case Study

  Carmela Perri

  pp. 303-316

• Reflections on the Written Presentation of Psychoanalytic Clinical Data: Necessary Source and Perennial Problem

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen Rittenberg

  pp. 323-331

• The Patient as Sign and Story: Disease Pictures, Life Histories, and the First Psychoanalytic Case History

  Stephanie Kiceluk

  pp. 333-367

• The Structural Theory and Clinical Practice

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 369-380

• Presenting a Case: Some Observations on the Experience and its Impact on the Analytic Dyad

  Fern W. Cohen

  pp. 381-409

• A Clinical Case Study

  Josephine Wright

  pp. 412-434

• Discussion

  Eslee Samberg

  pp. 435-440

• Discussion

  N. John Pareja

  pp. 441-446

• Summary of Discussions: Affiliated Staff Conference, January 23, 1992

  Herbert M. Wyman

  pp. 448-452

• On Beginning An Analysis, edited by Theodore Jacobs, M.D., and Arnold Rothstein, M.D., International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1990, 309 pp. + xviii Reviewed by Dale Boesky, M.D.

  Dale Boesky

  pp. 459-468

Continuing Case Section: Affiliated Staff Conference, New York Psychoanalytic Institute, Treatment Center, January 23, 1992

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 411-411

Book Reviews

• Psychoanalytic Case Studies, edited by G. Pirooz Sholevar, M.D., and Jules Glenn, M.D., International Universities Press, Madison, CT 1991, 286 pp. + xiv Reviewed by Alan Compton, M.D.

  Alan Compton

  pp. 453-459

Appendix

• Guidelines: Comments on Treatment Report Writing and the Written Description of Analytic Process (from the Committee on Certification, American Psychoanalytic Association)

  Stephen B. Bernstein

  pp. 469-478

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 485-485

• The Maimed Avenger: A Variation of the Oedipal Fantasy

  Daniel M. Birger

  pp. 487-504

• Unconscious Fantasy: An Introduction to the Work of Jacob A. Arlow, M.D., and to the Symposium in His Honor

  Arnold A. Richards

  pp. 505-511

• Introduction

  Arnold A. Richards

  pp. 515-516

• The Concept of Unconscious Fantasy

  Theodore Shapiro

  pp. 517-524

• The Durability of Unconscious Fantasy

  Milton H. Horowitz

  pp. 525-531

• The Role of Unconscious Fantasies in Dreams

  Ronda Shaw

  pp. 533-545

• The Influence of Parents' Unconscious Fantasies on Children's Adaptation as Illustrated by Transsexuality

  Ernest Kafka

  pp. 547-559

• Comments

  Jacob A. Arlow

  pp. 561-566

• Morning Panel: Discussion from the Floor

  Peter Dunn

  pp. 567-572

• Editors' Concluding Note

  pp. 573-573

• An Unexpected Abortion Controversy: Some Observations from an Analytic Session of a Single Nonpregnant Woman

  Rhoda S. Frenkel

  pp. 583-599

• Infertility, Penis Envy, and a Dream: A Clinical Communication with Reference to Freud

  Barbara Stimmel

  pp. 601-606

• To Mother or Not to Mother: Abortion and its Challenges

  Graciela Abelin-Sas

  pp. 607-622

• Editors' Concluding Note

  pp. 655-655

The Clinical Value of the Concept of Unconscious Fantasy: A Symposium in Honor of Jacob Arlow, M.D

• Editors' Introduction: Presented by the Extension Division, New York Psychoanalytic Society, November 23, 1991

  pp. 513-514

The Analyst's Notepad: Unconscious Fantasy and the Male Genitalia

• A Cremasteric Masturbation Fantasy

  Donald J. Marcuse

  pp. 575-580

Unconscious Fantasy and the Childbearing Process, I

• Editors' Note

  pp. 581-581

Unconscious Fantasy and the Childbearing Process, II: The Impact of Infertility and Procedures to Correct It: A Case History—Proceedings of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute Affiliated Staff Presentation by Deborah Link, M.D., September 21, 1992

• “…All the Lost Boys”: Infertility, IVF, Adoption as Severe Adult Psychic Traumata: A Psychoanalytic Case Study

  Deborah Shaw Link

  pp. 624-654