Journal of Clinical Psychoanalysis

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 3-4

• Discussion

  Nancy Olson

  pp. 48-53

• Discussion

  Martin A. Silverman

  pp. 54-66

• Discussion

  Jacob A. Arlow

  pp. 67-78

• Response

  Marshall Edelson

  pp. 79-93

Films

• What is This Movie Doing in This Psychoanalytic Session?

  Marshall Edelson

  pp. 5-47

Jokes

• A Terrible Joke: Humor in the Analysis of a Young Woman

  Arlene Kramer Richards

  pp. 95-113

Trial-Action Reverie

• Thought as Trial Action

  Arnold Z. Pfeffer

  pp. 115-126

Clinical Case Report

• The Case of Ms. A

  Sylvia S. Welsh

  pp. 127-163

Special Feature

• Beyond the Ego and the Id Revisited

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 165-180

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 187-188

• Changes in Psychoanalytic Technique, Progressive or Retrogressive

  Manuel Furer

  pp. 209-235

• The Analyst's Subjectivity and the Analyst's Objectivity: A Discussion of Current Issues in Psychoanalytic Technique

  Owen Renik & Manuel Furer

  pp. 237-252

Against the Tide: Critical Assessments of Current Trends

• An Analytic Inquiry into Intersubjectivity: Subjective Objectivity

  Harold P. Blum

  pp. 189-208

Clinical Paper

• Using Poetics—A Clinical Case Example: Mr. D. M., the Man Who Could Not Tell a Story: A fugue for Naomi and Doris

  Donald J. Coleman

  pp. 253-289

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 299-300

• Defensive Splitting in Couples

  Judith P. Siegel

  pp. 305-327

• Discussion

  Sheila A. Sharpe

  pp. 328-336

• Concurrent Therapies When Therapists Don't Concur

  Carolynn P. Maltas

  pp. 337-355

• Discussion

  Jack L. Graller

  pp. 356-361

• Discussion

  David A. Berkowitz

  pp. 362-374

• Mother and Daughter: Secrets and Lies

  Margery J. Adelson

  pp. 389-399

Couples and Family Therapy

• Introduction

  Fred M. Sander & Robert Winer

  pp. 301-304

Older People

• The Elderly Widower: A Grim Tale

  Margery J. Adelson

  pp. 375-387

Incest in the Family

• A Case of Mother-Son Incest: Its Consequences for Development and Treatment

  Donald Mars

  pp. 401-420

Alternative Psychoanalytic Theories

• The Feminine in Psychoanalysis: A Complex Construction

  Leticia Glocer de Fiorini

  pp. 421-439

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 443-444

• Discussion

  Ruth S. Fischer

  pp. 472-479

• Discussion

  Leonard Shengold

  pp. 480-486

• Discussion

  Peter B. Neubauer

  pp. 487-489

• Transference in Child Analysis: A Developmental Point of View

  Joshua M. Perman

  pp. 491-504

• Child Dramatic Play as Viewed from Two Perspectives: Ego Psychology and Object Relations

  Eleanor C. Irwin

  pp. 505-533

• Kleinian Technique: Three Samples

  Maria A. da Cunha

  pp. 535-553

• Consultation and Treatment of the Triad: Father, Mother, and Baby

  Rosine Debray

  pp. 577-591

• Discussion

  Graciela Abelin-Sas & Rosine Debray

  pp. 592-611

Clinical Papers: Various Approaches to Children

• A Boy in Analysis

  L. Noah Shaw

  pp. 445-471

The Work of Rosine Debray: Visiting Author Colloquium New York Psychoanalytic Society, October 1993

• Somatic Expression in the Father-Mother-Child Triad

  Rosine Debray

  pp. 555-576