Modern Psychoanalysis

• Psychoanalysis and Violence

  Phyllis W. Meadow

  pp. 3-15

• Beyond Armageddon: New Patterns of Ultimate Violence

  Robert Jay Lifton

  pp. 17-29

• The Goals of Modern Psychoanalysis: The Therapeutic Resolution of Verbal and Preverbal Resistances for Patient and Analyst

  Hyman Spotnitz

  pp. 31-40

• A Dynamic and Structural Model of the Triad in Supervision

  Robert J. Marshall

  pp. 41-57

• Bridging in Group Analysis

  Louis R. Ormont

  pp. 59-77

• When the Patient Devalues the Analyst

  Eva M. Silver

  pp. 79-107

• The Many Faces of Eros. Joyce McDougall. New York: W.W. Norton & Company. 1995. 257 pp.

  Muriel L. Sackler

  pp. 113-120

• Psychotherapy of the Quiet Borderline Patient: The As-If Patient Revisited. Vance R. Sherwood and Charles P. Cohen. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson Inc., 1994. 304 pp.

  Jack K. Burlison

  pp. 120-122

• Paranoia: New Psychoanalytic Perspectives. John M. Oldham & Stanley Bose, eds. Madison, CT. International Universities Press, 1994. 174 pp.

  Alex Bernstein

  pp. 122-123

Book Reviews

• The Talking Cures: The Psychoanalyses and the Psychotherapies. Robert S. Wallerstein. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1995. 542 pp.

  William J. Hurst

  pp. 109-113

• Letter to Freud

  B. D. Margolis

  pp. 131

• Editor's Introduction

  Elizabeth Dorsey

  pp. 133-135

• In the Beginning: The Contribution of Temperament to Personality Development

  Jerome Kagan

  pp. 145-155

• From Pleasure to Reality, Through Fantasy: What do Children Need?

  Eugene Goldwater

  pp. 167-173

• Adolescent Conflicts

  Joanne White

  pp. 175-179

• Unlocking Blocks to Learning

  Susan Lynaugh

  pp. 183-187

• Learning to Work with Children

  Jennifer Andrews

  pp. 189-192

• Unlearning Blocks to Learning: The Case of Matthew

  Sandra Augustinho

  pp. 193-197

• Conceiving the Self: Presence and Absence in Psychoanalytic Theory. Barbara J. Socor. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1997. 296 pp.

  William J. Hurst

  pp. 237-240

• The Psychic Life of Power: Theories in Subjection. Judith Butler. Stanford, CA: Stanford University Press, 1997. 215 pp.

  Elaine Hurst

  pp. 241-243

• Work and its Inhibitions: Psychoanalytic Essays. Charles W. Socarides and Selma Kramer, eds. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 276 pp.

  Carol Brod

  pp. 243-247

Role of Temperament

• What Do Infants Want?

  Phyllis W. Meadow

  pp. 137-143

Maturational Crossroads

• Becoming Themselves: Infants and Toddlers

  Jane G. Goldberg

  pp. 157-166

Learning Blocks

• Unlearning Blocks to Learning: An Introduction

  Lorraine Smithberg

  pp. 181-182

Youth and Violence

• Violent Youth: What It Takes to Lay Down Arms

  Bill Stewart

  pp. 199-209

Psychotherapy

• Who Needs Psychoanalysis?

  Faye N. Miller

  pp. 211-219

Mental Health

• What It Means to Be a Healthy Child

  Thomas Lynaugh

  pp. 221-227

Book Reviews

• The Talking Cure: The Science Behind Psychotherapy Susan C. Vaughan. New York: G.P. Putnam's Sons, 1997. 208 pp.

  Steven Poser

  pp. 229-237