Journal of Clinical Psychoanalysis

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 3-3

• Relational Concepts in Psychoanalysis: An Integration, by Stephen A. Mitchell

  John F. Crow

  pp. 15-24

• A Commentary on The Significance of Infant Observational Research for Clinical Work with Children, Adolescents, and Adults, edited by Scott Dowling and Arnold Rothstein

  Henri Parens

  pp. 25-46

• Review Essay: The Contributions of Robert N. Emde, M.D.

  Aaron H. Esman

  pp. 47-53

• Psychoanalysis and Motivation, by Joseph Lichtenburg

  Lissa Weinstein

  pp. 55-64

• Analyzing Defense: Two Different Methods

  Monroe Pray

  pp. 87-126

Critical Review Essays

• Refutations of Masson's Assault on Freud

  K. R. Eissler

  pp. 5-14

Two Contrasting Approaches to Psychoanalytic Technique

• The Analyzing Instrument and Reciprocal Free Association

  Zvi Lothane

  pp. 65-86

Clinical Case History

• Difficulties in Becoming a Man in the Absence of a Father's Support: A Report of a Psychoanalysis

  George S. Klavens

  pp. 127-152

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 157-159

• Discussion

  David Milrod

  pp. 178-189

• Response to David Milrod, M.D. (February 9, 1993)

  Leon Hoffman

  pp. 190-195

• Discussion

  Helen Meyers

  pp. 214-220

• Discussion

  David Milrod

  pp. 221-226

• Response to David Milrod, M.D. (February 23, 1993)

  Leon Hoffman

  pp. 228-230

• Summary of Discussion

  Barry J. Landau

  pp. 238-240

• Sibling Suicide: Its Effects on the Wish for a Child and on the Maternal Transference/Countertransference Interaction

  Judith Rappaport

  pp. 241-258

• Discussion, March 19, 1992: Introduction and Summary of Dr. Kopff's Remarks on the Case Presentation

  Richard W. Weiss

  pp. 277-278

• Discussion

  Aaron H. Esman

  pp. 279-282

• Affiliate Staff Discussion

  Richard W. Weiss

  pp. 283-286

• Psychosis and Near Psychosis: Ego Function, Symbol Structure, Treatment, by Eric Marcus, M.D., Springer-Verlag, New York, 1992 Reviewed by Martin S. Willick, M.D.

  Martin S. Willick

  pp. 304-308

Superego Analysis Report of the Kris Study Group Part One: Meeting of New York Psychoanalytic Society, February 9, 1993

• Presentation

  Leon Hoffman

  pp. 161-177

Part Two: Meeting of New York Psychoanalytic Society, February 23, 1993

• Presentation

  Leon Hoffman

  pp. 197-213

Part Three: Discussion Group on Superego Analysis at the American Psychoanalytic Association Meeting, May 20, 1993

• Introduction to Discussion

  Barry J. Landau

  pp. 231-237

Proceedings of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute Treatment Center

• Case Presentation

  Robert S. Lupi

  pp. 259-276

The Analyst's Notepad

• The DPM Case: A Response to “Unconscious Fantasy and the Childbearing Process, I” with Regard to Dissociative Phenomenon

  Donald J. Marcuse

  pp. 287-295

Book Reviews

• Beyond Countertransference: The Therapist's Subjectivity in the Therapeutic Process, by Joseph Natterson, M.D., Jason Aronson, Northvale, NJ, 1991, 228 pages plus index. Reviewed by Robert L. Tyson

  Robert L. Tyson

  pp. 297-303

• Introduction: The Contributions of Charles Brenner, M.D.: Psychoanalysis Rebooted

  pp. 315-316

• The Dreamer's Creation of Compromise out of Conflict

  Marianne Goldberger

  pp. 323-333

• The Many Masks of Infantile Sexual Conflict: A Psychoanalytic Perspective on Narcissism and Masochism

  Arnold Rothstein

  pp. 335-346

• Discussion

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 347-352

• Clinical Considerations of the More Disturbed Patient

  Michael Porder

  pp. 353-361

• Conflict and Compromise Formation in a Case of Male Homosexuality

  Yale Kramer

  pp. 363-376

• Working with Conflict and Deficit in Borderline and Narcissistic Patients

  Martin S. Willick

  pp. 377-393

• Discussion

  Manuel Furer

  pp. 395-406

• Transference Manifestations as Changing Compromise Formations Throughout the Course of an Analysis: A Contribution to the Discussion of Transference Resistance and Transference Neurosis

  Carl H. Kleban

  pp. 429-451

Symposium: The Clinical Value of the Concepts of Conflict and Compromise Formation, November 17, 1990, New York Psychoanalytic Society and Institute

• Introduction

  Arnold D. Richards

  pp. 317-321

Two Papers

• “Forgotten” Theory

  Ólafur Hallgrímsson

  pp. 407-428

Book Review

• Conflict and Compromise: Therapeutic Implications, edited by Scott Dowling, M.D., International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1991, 238 pp. Reviewed by James W. Barron, Ph.D.

  James W. Barron

  pp. 453-457

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 467-468

• The Mind as Conflict and Compromise Formation

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 473-488

• Discussion

  Eugene J. Mahon

  pp. 489-496

• Discussion

  Morton Shane

  pp. 497-505

• Response

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 507-508

• Dialogue on the Brenner Paper Between Charles Brenner, M.D. and Dale Boesky, M.D.

  Dale Boesky

  pp. 509-522

• Charles Brenner

  pp. 523-527

• Dale Boesky

  pp. 528-540

• Charles Brenner

  pp. 541-542

• Discussion

  Theodore Shapiro

  pp. 553-559

• Response

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 561-563

Meeting of December 18, 1992 American Psychoanalytic Association

• Introduction

  Jacob A. Arlow

  pp. 469-471

Meeting of December 8, 1992 New York Psychoanalytic Society

• Discussion

  Yale Kramer

  pp. 543-552

Clinical Case Report

• A Woman Mourns Her Mother and Finds Her Self: A Psychoanalytic Case Study

  George S. Klavens

  pp. 565-591

Psychoanalytic Education

• Transference of the Transference in Supervisions: Transference and Countertransference Between the Candidate—Analyst and Analysand When Acted Out in the Supervision

  Jean-Michel Quinodoz

  pp. 593-606

The Analyst's Notepad

• The Effect of Hysterectomy on the Subjective Experience of Orgasm

  Ian D. Buckingham

  pp. 607-612