Journal of Clinical Psychoanalysis

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 3-5

• Discussion

  Evelyne Albrecht Schwaber

  pp. 24-31

• Discussion

  John B. McDevitt

  pp. 32-33

• Discussion

  Theodore J. Jacobs

  pp. 34-38

• Discussion

  Wendy Olesker

  pp. 39-47

• Response

  Regina Pally

  pp. 48-59

• The Significance of the Development of Metacognitive Control over Mental Representations in Parenting and Infant Development

  Peter Fonagy

  pp. 67-86

• Discussion

  Arnold Wilson

  pp. 87-94

• Discussion

  Peter B. Neubauer

  pp. 95-101

• Infant Observational Research and Psychoanalysis

  Henri Parens

  pp. 107-111

• A View from Attachment Theory and Research

  Arietta Slade

  pp. 112-122

• Longitudinal Studies

  Theodore Shapiro

  pp. 123-128

I. Paper and Discussion

• Reciprocal Responsiveness and the Matching of Nonverbal Cues in Psychoanalysis: A Case Study

  Regina Pally

  pp. 7-23

II. Longitudinal Studies and Clinical Psychoanalysis: From the Proceedings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society

• Overview and Introduction

  Francis D. Baudry

  pp. 61-66

Panel on Relevance of Longitudinal Studies for Clinical Psychoanalysis

• Introduction

  Albert J. Solnit

  pp. 102-106

III. Developmental Research

• A Developmental Perspective on Omnipotence

  Jack Novick & Kerry Kelly Novick

  pp. 129-173

IV. Contribution from the Field of Psychotherapy

• “Black Hole” Phenomena: Deficit or Defense? A Case Report

  Revella Levin

  pp. 175-190

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 195-195

• The Problem of Therapeutic Alliance

  Sander M. Abend

  pp. 213-226

• Discussion

  David L. Wolitzky

  pp. 227-234

• Discussion

  Leo Stone

  pp. 235-236

• Response

  Sander M. Abend

  pp. 237-240

• The Effect of Childhood Sexual Abuse on Transference and Therapeutic Alliance: A Case Presentation

  Dorothy E. Holmes

  pp. 241-255

• Discussion

  Leo Stone

  pp. 256-265

• Shelley Orgel, M.D.

  Shelley Orgel

  pp. 283-293

• Morton Shane, M.D

  Morton Shane

  pp. 294-300

• Otto F. Kernberg, M.D.

  Otto F. Kernberg

  pp. 301-309

New York Psychoanalytic Association Symposium in Honor of Leo Stone, M.D., December 5, 1992

• Some Notes on Transference and Memory: A Tribute to Leo Stone

  Milton H. Horowitz

  pp. 197-211

American Psychoanalytic Association Panel, May 1994, “Classics Revisited,” Discussions of Leo Stone's The Psychoanalytic Situation

• Philip M. Bromberg, Ph.D.

  Philip M. Bromberg

  pp. 267-282

Psychoanalysis and Neuroscience

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 315-315

• Prefatory Remarks

  Michael S. Trupp

  pp. 317-323

• Introduction

  Mark Solms

  pp. 325-329

• Towards an Anatomy of the Unconscious

  Mark Solms

  pp. 331-367

• Discussion of the Structural Model in Relation to Solms' Neuroscience-Psychoanalysis Integration: The Ego

  Theodore Shapiro

  pp. 369-379

• Reply to Dr. Shapiro

  Mark Solms

  pp. 381-404

• Psychoanalytic Observations on a Case of Frontal-Limbic Disease

  Karen Kaplan-Solms & Mark Solms

  pp. 405-438

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 443-444

• Robert Waska's “Wandering Soul”: A Critique

  Aaron H. Esman

  pp. 476-482

• Roundtable Discussion: Halo in the Sky: Observations on Anality and Defense, by Leonard Shengold, New York, Guilford Press, 1988, xvii + 184 pp., $25.00

  Richard Brent, Peter Dunn, Carl Kleban, Carmela Perri & David Sawyer

  pp. 586-596

Tutorial

• The Wandering Soul: Narcissism and the Failure to Integrate the Self-Soothing Function

  Robert T. Waska

  pp. 445-475

Borderline Personality

• My Clinical Experience Treating the Borderline Personality

  Claudio J. Revere

  pp. 483-504

Biologic and Deflict Theories

• Panic Disorder and the Retreat from Meaning

  Richard J. Kessler

  pp. 505-528

Eating Disorders

• Aura: A Case History

  Margery J. Adelson

  pp. 529-551

Psychoanalysis and Medication

• “Bright Spot”: Technical Recommendations Concerning a Phenomenon Observed When Combining Psychoanalysis and Medication

  Harold W. Wylie & Mavis L. Wylie

  pp. 553-559

Psychoanalytic Education

• On Learning and Teaching Dream Interpretation

  Joshua Levy

  pp. 561-579

Book Reviews

• Being a Character: Psychoanalysis and Self Experience, by Christopher Bollas, Hill & Wang, New York, 1992, 294 pages, $11.00. Reviewed by Eric R. Marcus M.D.

  Eric R. Marcus

  pp. 581-585