Journal of Clinical Psychoanalysis

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 5-6

• Where Do Analysands Come From? A Candidate's Experience in Recommending Psychoanalysis

  William C. Glover

  pp. 21-37

• The Training Neurosis: Transferential Acting Out within Psychoanalytic Training: Psychoanalytic Training as a Form of Transferential Acting Out

  Alexander Lerman

  pp. 51-64

• Class Unconsciousness in Psychoanalytic Training

  Deborah Barchat

  pp. 65-73

• Displacement of the Countertransference from One Patient to Another

  Richard M. Waugaman

  pp. 119-126

• Dealing with Aging Parents

  Margery J. Adelson

  pp. 127-136

• Response to Dr. Kim's Commentary

  Andrew Smolar

  pp. 143-147

Clinical Issues in Psychoanalytic Training: A Forum for Candidates

• Introduction

  Maxine Fenton Gann & William Glover

  pp. 7-8

Beginning Analysis

• Making the First Move: A Candidate's Step-by-Step Guide to Recommending Psychoanalysis

  Maxine Fenton Gann

  pp. 9-19

The Training Neurosis

• Through the Looking Glass (Darkly): The “Training Neurosis” and the Development of an Analytic Identity

  Barbara Rosen

  pp. 39-50

Clinical Study

• What are the Essential Characteristics of the Analvtic Attitude? Insight, the Use of Enactments, and Relationship

  Jane Currin

  pp. 75-91

Clinical Paper

• Male Patient/Female Analyst: Elucidation of a Controversy

  Shahrzad Siassi

  pp. 93-112

The Analyst's Notepad

• Listening Kinesthetically: A Clinical Application from a New Theory of Emotion

  Stephen Rush

  pp. 113-117

Readers' Responses

• Commentary on “Bridging the Gap: Technical Aspects of the Analvsis of an Asian Immigrant”

  Mi Kyum Kim

  pp. 137-142

Science and Psychoanalysis in the Twenty-first Century: Introductory Paper

• Remembrances of Things Past

  Donald P. Spence

  pp. 149-162

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 171-172

• The Possible Role of Hallucinations in Conversion

  Mark J. Adair

  pp. 201-219

• Discussion

  Theo L. Dorpat

  pp. 220-226

• Neurotic Symptoms as Motor Hallucinations: A Contribution to the Theory of Symptom Formation and a Commentary on the Paper by Mark J. Adair

  Norman M. Margolis

  pp. 227-234

• Discussion

  Leo Rangell

  pp. 235-242

• A Response to Drs. Dorpat, Rangell, and Margolis

  Mark J. Adair

  pp. 243-253

The Mysterious Leap: New Psychoanalytic Ideas about the Mind-Body Connection

• Psyche and Soma: Leaps and Continuities

  Leo Rangell

  pp. 173-200

Clinical Paper

• Mourning and Melancholia in Superego Development and Resistance to Change

  James H. Hansell

  pp. 255-277

• In Memoriam

  Martin H. Stein

  pp. 283-283

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 285-288

• On Homosexuality and Psychoanalysis

  Rhoda S. Frenkel

  pp. 291-294

• Response to Editors' Questions

  Sybil A. Ginsburg

  pp. 295-300

• Sexuality as Compromise Formation

  Leon Hoffman

  pp. 301-305

• Response

  Eric Lager

  pp. 306-306

• Response

  Arthur L. Rosenbaum

  pp. 307-311

• Contribution to a Discussion on Homosexuality

  Lore Reich Rubin

  pp. 312-316

• Response

  Jack L. Solomon

  pp. 317-318

• Response

  Stephen M. Sonnenberg

  pp. 319-322

• The Vicissitudes of the Eroticized and Erotic Transference and Countertransference in the Analysis of a Homosexual Woman by a Female Analyst

  Gilda L. Sherwin

  pp. 351-370

• The Case of Ms. A

  Marie Rudden

  pp. 371-389

• Discussion

  Josephine Wright

  pp. 390-399

• Discussion

  Margaret M. Gilmore

  pp. 400-406

Symposium: Psychoanalysis and Homosexuality

• Which Homosexuality?

  Stephen A. Appelbaum

  pp. 289-290

Response to the Symposium

• An Attempt to Reply to the “Brave Editors”

  Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel

  pp. 323-330

Clinical Papers

• Homosexual Object Choice: Observations from the Analysis of Three Bisexual Women

  Rhoda S. Frenkel

  pp. 331-349

• Editors' Introduction

  Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

  pp. 407-408

• Introduction to the Symposium

  Albert Sax

  pp. 411-413

• Opening Remarks

  Manuel Furer

  pp. 414-419

• Case Presentation: The Case of Kathy

  Susan Epstein

  pp. 420-435

• Discussion of Dr. Epstein's Case

  Manuel Furer

  pp. 436-439

• Discussion of Dr. Epstein's Case

  Judith F. Chused

  pp. 440-443

• Discussion of Dr. Epstein's Case

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 444-450

• Discussion of Dr. Epstein's Case

  Helen C. Meyers

  pp. 451-456

• Discussion of Dr. Epstein's Case

  Shelley Orgel

  pp. 457-465

• Open Discussion Panelists and Audience Morning Session

  pp. 466-481

• Case Presentation: The Case of Ms. X

  Peter Dunn

  pp. 482-490

• Discussion of Dr. Dunn's Case

  Manuel Furer

  pp. 491-494

• Discussion of Dr. Dunn's Case

  Judith F. Chused

  pp. 495-499

• Discussion of Dr. Dunn's Case

  Jay Greenberg

  pp. 500-502

• Discussion of Dr. Dunn's Case

  Helen C. Meyers

  pp. 503-510

• Discussion of Dr. Dunn's Case

  Shelley Orgel

  pp. 511-515

• Open Discussion Panelists and Audience Afternoon Session

  pp. 516-524

• Bibliography

  Manuel Furer

  pp. 525-528

• Discussion of Dr. Stilman's Case

  Kerry J Sulkowicz

  pp. 560-567

• Discussion of Dr. Stilman's Case

  Herbert M. Wyman

  pp. 568-574

Current Controversies in Psychoanalytic Technique: Practice and Theory

• Foreword

  Carl H. Kleban

  pp. 409-410

Affiliated Staff Conference Treatment Center New York Psychoanalytic Institute February 28, 2000

• The Case of Mr. X

  Naemi Stilman

  pp. 529-559