Modern Psychoanalysis

• Therapeutic Countertransference: Interventions with the Schizophrenic Patient

  Hyman Spotnitz

  pp. 3-20

• Psychosis of the Body, Cancer of the Mind: The Isomorphic Relation Between Cancer and Schizophrenia

  Jane G. Goldberg

  pp. 21-36

• Freud and his Mother

  Deborah P. Margolis

  pp. 37-56

• Object Relations in a Drive Theory Model

  Phyllis W. Meadow

  pp. 57-74

• What Do Men Want?

  Eugene Goldwater

  pp. 75-87

• Revenge and Accommodation in the Family

  William J. Kirman

  pp. 89-95

• The Modern Psychoanalytic perspective on Maladaptive Family Ties

  Lawrence Epstein

  pp. 97-104

• Models of the Mind. Arnold Rothstein, ed. Madison, Ct.: International Universities Press, 1985. 160 pp.

  Ron Lieber

  pp. 113-116

• Anna Freud: A Biography. Elisabeth Young-Bruehl. New York; Summit Books, 1988. 527 pp.

  Patricia J. Roberts

  pp. 116-118

• A Secure Base: Parent-Child Attachment and Healthy Human Development. John Bowlby. New york: Basic Books, 1988.

  Richard Cheney

  pp. 118-119

• Caring for The Alzheimer Patient: A Practical Guide. R.L. Dippel and J.T. Hutton. Buffalo: Prometheus Books, 1988. 182 pp.

  Joy Rich

  pp. 122-123

Book Reviews

• Freud: A Life for our Time. Peter Gay. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1988. 810 pp.

  Deborah P. Margolis

  pp. 105-113

Book Briefs

• Sigmund Freud's Christian Unconscious. Paul C. Citz. New York: The Guilford Press, 1988. 287 pp.

  Genevieve Izinicki

  pp. 121-122

• Research in Modern Psychoanalysis

  Benjamin D. Margolis

  pp. 131-144

• How We Aim to be with Patients

  Phyllis W. Meadow

  pp. 145-162

• Problems of Insight in Psychoanalysis

  Oscar Sternbach

  pp. 163-170

• Re-analysis After the Death of the Analyst: The Problem of Countertransference in Re-analysis

  Gisela Tauber

  pp. 171-182

• A Psychoalytic Perspective on the Opposing Forces in Human Development

  Theodore Laquercia

  pp. 183-195

• Unconscious Hatred of the Analyst and its Displacement to a Patient and Supervisor

  Alana London

  pp. 197-220

• Psychodynamic Psychotherapy of Borderline Patients. Otto F. Kernberg, Michael A. Selzer, Harold W. Koenigsberg, Arthur C. Carr, and Ann H. Appelbaum. New York: Basic Books, 1989. 210 pp.

  Mimi G. Crowell

  pp. 222-226

• The Clinical Diary of Ferenczi. ed. Judith Dupont and trans. Michael Balint and Nicholas Zaraday Jackson. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1988. 227 pp.

  Ronald Okuaki Lieber

  pp. 226-230

• Women Who Kill. Ann Jones. New York: Random House, 1988.

  Jane G. Goldberg

  pp. 230-233

• Freud Without Hindsight: Reviews of his Work (1893-1939). Norman Kiell. Madison, CT.:International Universities Press, 1988.

  Estelle Borowitz

  pp. 237

Book Reviews

• The Transference-Countertransference Matrix: The Emotional-Cognitive Dialogue in Psychotherapy Psychoanalysis, and Supervision. Robert J. Marshall and Simone V Marshall. New York: Columbia University Press, 1988. 348 pp.

  Benjamin D. Margolis & Deborah P. Margolis

  pp. 221-222

Book Briefs

• A Safe Place: Laying the Groundwork of Psychotherapy. Leston Havens. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1989. 162 pp.

  June Bernstein

  pp. 235-236