Psychoanalytic Quarterly

Volume 16

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A Lion Hunter's Dreams
Marie Bonaparte
pp. 1-10
The Jew and Adolf Hitler
Gertrud M. Kurth
pp. 11-32
The Jew as Symbol
Henry Loeblowitz-Lennard
pp. 33-38
The Dreams of Two Patients in Analysis Interpreted as a Telepathic Rêve À Deux
Jule Eisenbud
pp. 39-60
Telepathy and Repression
Geraldine Pederson-Krag
pp. 61-68
The So-Called English School of Psychoanalysis
Edward Bibring
pp. 69-93
Jacob S. Kasanin—1897–1946
Emanuel Windholz
pp. 94-95
Albert Slutsky—1895–1946
Walter Briehl
pp. 96-97
Rudolf A. Fuerst—1898–1946
Edwin R. Eisler
pp. 98-98
Psychoanalytic Therapy: By Franz Alexander, M.D., Thomas M. French, M.D. and others. New York: The Ronald Press Company, 1946. 373 pp.
C. P. Oberndorf
pp. 99-102
Unhappy Marriage and Divorce: A Study of Neurotic Choice of Marriage Partners: By Edmund Bergler, M.D., with an introduction by A. A. Brill, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, 1946. 167 pp.
Richard L. Frank
pp. 102-104
Principles of Dynamic Psychiatry: By Jules H. Masserman, M.D. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co., 1946. 322 pp.
Sydney G. Margolin
pp. 104-105
The Mentally Ill in America. A History of their Care and Treatment from Colonial Times: By Albert Deutsch. Third Printing. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946. 530 pp.
Nathaniel Ross
pp. 105-107
Modern Attitudes in Psychiatry; The March of Medicine, 1945: Number X of the New York Academy of Medicine Lectures to the Laity. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946. 195 pp.
Milton L. Miller
pp. 107-108
Diagnostic Psychological Testing. The Theory, Statistical Evaluation and Diagnostic Application of a Battery of Tests: By David Rapaport, Ph.D., with the collaboration of Merton Gill, M.D. and Roy Schafer, B.S. The Menninger Clinic Monograph Series Nos. 3 and 4. Chicago: The Year Book Publishers, Inc., Vol. I, 1945, 573 pp. Vol. II, 1946, 516 pp.
Solomon Machover
pp. 108-113
The Person in the Body. An Introduction to Psychosomatic Medicine: By Leland E. Hinsie, M.D. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 1945. 263 pp.
Robert C. Bak
pp. 113-114
Motor Disorders in Nervous Diseases: By Ernst Herz, M.D. and Tracy J. Putnam, M.D. New York: Kings Crown Press, 1946. 184 pp.
C. T. Prout
pp. 114
The Falling Sickness: A History of Epilepsy from the Greeks to the Beginnings of Modern Neurology: By Owsei Temkin, M.D. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1945. 380 pp.
B. L. Pacella
pp. 115-116
Mental Disorders in Later Life: Edited by Oscar J. Kaplan. Stanford University, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1945. 436 pp.
I. T. Broadwin
pp. 116-117
Aging Successfully: By George Lawton. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946. 266 pp.
O. Spurgeon English
pp. 117-118
'If there are Pits as Deep …': By Leo Liberthson. New York: The Diction Press, 1946. 126 pp.
Percy Weiner
pp. 118-120
Notes on Metapsychology as Process Theory: Marjorle Brierley. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 97–107.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 121
Forty-Four Juvenile Thieves: Their Characters and Home-Life.: John Bowlby. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 19–53 and 107–128
Otto Fenichel
pp. 121-122
On Appersonation: Otto Sperling. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 128–132.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 122-123
Notes on Traumatic Neurosis and Allied Conditions: D. N. Hardcastle. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 132–142.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 123
The Nature and Treatment of Traumatic War Neuroses in Merchant Seamen: Daniel Blain and Robert G. Heath. Int. J. Psa., XXV, pp. 142–146.
Lincoln Rahman
pp. 123
The Formative Activity of the Analyst: Richard Sterba. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 146–150.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 124-124
On Some Aspects of Masochism: Hilde Lewinsky. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 150–155.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 124
Déjà Vu in Proust and Tolstoy: R. W. Pickford. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 155–165.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 125-125
Some Aspects of Political Ethics from the Psycho-Analytic Point of View: R. E. Money-Kyrle. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 166–171.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 125
Freud's 'Moses and Monotheism' and the Three Stages of Isrealitish Religion: Arthur A. Feldman. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 361–418.
Richard Sterba
pp. 125-126
Experimental Administration of Benzedrine Sulphate and Other Central Stimulants in Psychoanalyses and Psychotherapies: Tibor Agoston. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 438–452.
Joseph Lander
pp. 126-127
The Lust for Power in Hedda Gabler: J. O. Wisdom. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 419–437.
Richard Sterba
pp. 127
Five as a Symbol: Arthur N. Foxe. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 453–456.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 127
Dialectical Aspects of Psychoanalysis Misunderstood: Burrill Freedman and Walter Van Clute. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 457–467.
Norman Reider
pp. 127-128
On the Disease-Entity Boredom ('Alyosis') and its Psychopathology: E. Bergler. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 38–57.
Edith Weigert
pp. 128
Psychosomatic Correlations in Migraine: Lewis R. Wolberg. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 60–70.
Irene M. Josselyn
pp. 128-129
Report of Analysis in Conjunction with Convulsive Therapy: E. F. Baker. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 71–89.
Julius I. Steinfeld
pp. 129
A Coördinated Therapeutic Approach to Schizophrenia: L. K. Kaplan. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 90–122.
Julius I. Steinfeld
pp. 129
A Somnambulistic Act, with its Probable Meaning: S. Tarachow. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 195–198.
Joseph Lander
pp. 129
A Seven-Year Survey of Insulin Treatment in Schizophrenia: Alexander Gralnik. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 449–453.
Julius I. Steinfeld
pp. 130-130
Personalities of American Psychotherapists: Margaret C. L. and Edwin F. Gildea. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 460–467.
Norman Reider
pp. 130
Psychoneurosis, Combat-Anxiety Type: Robert B. McElroy. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 517–521.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 130
War Neuroses: Louis Minski. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 600–605.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 130-131
Psychiatric Problems on a South Pacific Island: Samuel Burack. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 606–607.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 131
A Mental Hygiene Program for the Military Hospital: Louis S. Lipschultz. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 614–618.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 131
War Neuroses in Flying Personnel: Roy R. Grinker and John P. Spiegel. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 619–624.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 131-132
Review of Cases at Merchant Marine Rest Centers: Florence Powdermaker. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 650–654.
Lincoln Rahman
pp. 132
The Rôle of Sex in Modern Society: Kate Frankenthal. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 19–25.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 133-133
Motivation and Rehabilitation: Lawrence S. Kubie. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 69–78.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 133-134
The Problem of Controlled Institutional Change, an Essay in Applied Social Science: Talcott Parsons. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 79–101.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 134
Psychodynamic Aspects of Adjustment to Army Life: Irving L. Janis. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 159–176.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 134
Bibliotherapy and Hospital Library Activities for Neuropsychiatric Patients. Review of the Liferature with Comments on Trends: Jerome M. Schneck. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 207–228.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 135-135
Psychosomatic Problems in Ophthalmology—A Symposium: J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VI, 1945, pp. 433–483.
Eli Marcovitz
pp. 135-136
Psychiatric Education Number: Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, IX, 1945, pp. 29–70.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 136
Psychiatric Aspects of Highway Traffic Law Enforcement: Karl Menninger. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, IX, 1945, pp. 18–26.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 136-137
The Rorschach Test: A Clinical Evaluation: David Rapaport and Roy Schafer. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, IX, 1945, pp. 73–77.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 137
Observations on Psychiatric Rehabilitation of Veterans: Emanuel Windholz. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, IX, 1945, pp. 121–133.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 137
Psychic Concomitants in Wartime Injuries: Herbert J. Kupper. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 15–20.
Robert A. Cohen
pp. 138-138
Neurosis and Neurotic Syndrome: Alfred Schick. J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VI, 1945, pp. 484–491.
Joseph Lander
pp. 138
Life-Instinctual Extensions of Psychoanalytic Theory: Burrill and Anitra Freedman. J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VI, 1945, pp. 509–517.
Norman Reider
pp. 138
Treatment of Depressions with Hypoxemia: Gurevitch, Sumyanskaya and Khachaturean. J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VI, 1945, pp. 523–535.
Jacob Kasanin
pp. 138-139
Psychosomatic Factors in Pruritis: Milton Rosenbaum. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 52–57.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 139
The Sexual Psychology of Human Hermaphrodites: Albert Ellis. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 108–125.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 139
The Incidence of Psychosomatic Affections in Britain: James L. Halliday. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 135–146.
Joseph Lander
pp. 140-140
The Therapeutic Rôle of Drugs in the Process of Repression, Dissociation and Synthesis: L. S. Kubie and Sydney Margolin. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 147–151.
Palph R. Greenson
pp. 140-141
A Psychiatric Adventure in Comparative Pathophysiology of the Infant and Adult: Joseph J. Michaels. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, C, 1944, pp. 49–63.
Joseph Lander
pp. 141
Personality Changes Characterizing the Transition from Civilian to Military Life: Gustav Bychowski. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, C, 1944, pp. 289–296.
Robert A. Cohen
pp. 141
A Test for the Differential Diagnosis Between Retirement Neurosis and Accident Neurosis: E. Bergler and O. Knopf. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, C, 1944, pp. 366–380.
Joseph Lander
pp. 141-142
Heberphrenic Fancies: Ben Karpman. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, C, 1944, pp. 480–506.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 142
Relationship Between Obsessional Neurosis and Psychotic Reaction Types: E. Stengel. J. of Mental Science, XCI, 1945, pp. 166–187.
Malcolm H. Finley
pp. 142-143
Psicoanalisi. I, No. 1, July-September 1945; No. 2, October-December 1945.
Edoardo Weiss
pp. 143-145
Archivio Di Scienza Della Cerebrazione E Dei Psichismi (Giornale De Psicobiologia, Neuropsichiatria E Psicoanalisi): M. Levi Bianchini. Vol. 1, 1944, and Vol. II, 1945.
Edoardo Weiss
pp. 145-146
Notes
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Hanns Sachs—1881–1947
Rudolph M. Loewenstein
pp. 151-156
Observations of a Training Analyst
Hanns Sachs
pp. 157-168
Psychoanalysis and Nonanalytic Psychotherapy
John D. Benjamin
pp. 169-176
Vision, Headache and the Halo—Reactions to Stress in the Course of Superego Formation
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 177-194
Analysis of Postural Behavior
Felix Deutsch
pp. 195-213
Phallic Women
Smiley Blanton
pp. 214-224
The Preschizophrenic Ego
Gustav Bychowski
pp. 225-233
Technique of Psychoanalytic Therapy: By Sandor Lorand, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, 1946. 251 pp.
Carl M. Herold
pp. 234-235
People in Quandaries: The Semantics of Personal Adjustment. By Wendell Johnson. New York and London: Harper & Brothers, 1946. 532 pp.
Nathaniel Ross
pp. 235-239
Man, Morals and Society, a Psychoanalytical Study: By J. C. Flugel. New York: International Universities Press, 1945. 328 pp.
Harold D. Lasswell
pp. 240-240
Are you Considring Psychoanalysis: Edited by Karen Horney, M.D. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1946. 262 pp.
William Needles
pp. 241-243
The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defence: By Anna Freud. First American Edition. New York: International Universities Press, 1946. 196. pp.
P. H. T.
pp. 243
Shock Treatments and Other Somatic Procedures in Psychiatry: By Lothar B. Kalinowsky, M.D., and Paul H. Hoch, M.D. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1946. 294 pp.
John Frosch
pp. 244-244
Modern Trends in Child Psychiatry: Edited by Nolan D. C. Lewis, M.D., and Bernard L. Pacella, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, 1945. 341 pp.
Edith B. Jackson
pp. 244-246
Psychiatric Interviews with Children: Edited by Helen Leland Witmer. New York: The Commonwealth Fund, 1946. 443 pp.
Augusta Alpert
pp. 246-248
The Biology of Schizophrenia: By R. G. Hoskins, Ph.D., M.D. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1946. 191 pp.
Charles Davison
pp. 248-250
Psychiatry for Social Workers: By Lawson G. Lowrey, M.D. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946. 337 pp.
Elisabeth Brockett Bech
pp. 250-252
The Case Worker in Psychotherapy: New York: Jewish Board of Guardians, 1946. 49 pp.
Hester B. Crutcher
pp. 253-253
Manual of Psychological Medicine for Practitioners and Students: Second Edition. By A. F. Tredgold, M.D. Baltimore: William Wood & Co., 1945. 308 pp.
Phillip Polatin
pp. 253-255
Noçoes Gerais De Higiene Mental Da Criança: (General Ideas Concerning the Mental Hygiene of Childhood). By Durval Marcondes and collaborators. São Paulo: Livraria Martins Editôra, 1946. 185 pp.
B. D. L.
pp. 255
Some Psychological Hypotheses on Nazi Germany: By P. Kecskemeti and N. Leites. Washington, D. C.: The Library of Congress, Experimental Division for the Study of War time Communications. Document No. 60, July 30, 1945. 95 pp.
Henry Lowenfeld
pp. 255-258
Dario. A Fictitious Reminiscence: By Percy Winner. New York: Harcourt, Brace & Co., 1947. 175 pp.
R. G.
pp. 258-259
The Navaho: By Clyde Kluckhohn and Dorothea Leighton. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1946. 258 pp.
Géza Róheim
pp. 259-261
Twentieth Century Psychology: Edited by Philip Lawrence Harriman, with the assistance of G. L. Freeman, G. W. Hartmann, Kurt Lewin, A. H. Maslow, and C. E. Skinner. New York: The Philosophical Library, 1946. 712 pp.
Milton L. Miller
pp. 261-263
Sex Pboblems of the Returned Veteran: By Howard Kitching. New York: Emerson Books, Inc., 1946. 124 pp.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 264-264
Sex Education: A Guide for Parents, Teachers and Youth Leaders: By Cyril Bibby, M.A. New York: Emerson Books, Inc., 1946. 311 pp.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 264-265
Psychodrama: Volume I. By J. L. Moreno. New York: Beacon House, 1946. 429 pp.
G. Pederson-Krag
pp. 265-267
Dostoevsky and Parricide: Sigmund Freud. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 1–8.
H. A. W.
pp. 268
Reminiscent Notes on the Early History of Psychoanalysis in English-Speaking Countries: Ernest Jones. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 8–10.
H. A. W.
pp. 268
Some Psychological Aspects of Prostitution: The Pseudo-Personality: Tibor Agoston. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 62–67.
H. A. W.
pp. 268-269
Georg Groddeck and his Teachings about Man's Innate Need for Symbolization (Author's Abstract): A Contribution to the History of Early Psychoanalytic Psychosomatic Medicine. Martin Grotjahn. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 9–24.
pp. 269-270
Psychoanalytic Investigation of Reaction to the War Crises of Candidates for Induction: Sandor Lorand. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 25–32.
Joseph Lander
pp. 270
A Contribution to the Study of Wit: Ludwig Eidelberg. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 33–61.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 270
Animism and Dreams: Géza Róheim. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 62–72.
Joseph Lander
pp. 271-271
Psychological Aspects of Japanese and German Paradoxa: Judith Silberpfennig. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 73–85.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 271
The 'Mental Crisis' of John Stuart Mill: A. W. Levi. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 86–101.
Richard Sterba
pp. 271-272
Thirty-Some Years after Ferenczi's 'Stages in the Development of the Sense of Reality': Edmund Bergler. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 125–145.
Norman Reider
pp. 272
Diacritic and Coenesthetic Organization: R. A. Spitz. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 146–162.
Norman Reider
pp. 273-273
A Psychosomatic Theory Based on the Concepts of Mastery and Resolution of Tension: S. Tarachow. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 163–181.
Joseph Lander
pp. 273
Neurotic Acting out: Otto Fenichel. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 197–206.
George Gero
pp. 273-274
Analysis of Patients with Acute Symptoms: Bela Mittelmann. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 181–196.
Joseph Lander
pp. 274
Samuel Johnson's Character: A Psychoanalytic Interpretation. Edward Hitschmann. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 207–218.
Henry Lowenfeld
pp. 274-275
A Vacation Experiment: Eric P. Mosse. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 219–224.
Margrit Munk
pp. 275
Psychoanalysis of Music: Angelo Montani. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 225–227.
Henry Lowenfeld
pp. 275
Wearing and So-Called Oedipus Tendencies: M. F. Ashley Montagu. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 228–240.
Richard Karpe
pp. 275-276
A Psychoanalytic Interpretation of the Mental Symptoms of Paresis: Isador H. Coriat. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 253–262.
Julius I. Steinfeld
pp. 276
The Psychotherapy of William James: Grace Foster. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 300–319.
Norman Reider
pp. 276-277
Transference Situations in an Hour of Analysis: Simon Rothenberg. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 340–352.
Margrit Munk
pp. 277
Lemnos, Island of Women: Bernice Schultz Engle. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 353–358.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 277
A Psychoanalytic Contribution to the Problem of Anti-Semitism: Henry Loeblowitz-Lennard. Psa. Rev., XXXII, 1945, pp. 359–361.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 277
Psychiatry and the United States Navy: R. T. McIntyre. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 717–719.
H. M. Serota
pp. 277-278
Developmental Roots of Schizophrenia: J. S. Kasanin. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 770–776.
George Gero
pp. 278
The Relationship of Psychoanalysis to Psychiatry: Robert P. Knight. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 777–783.
Norman Reider
pp. 278
Freudianism and the Psychoanalytic Tradition: Joseph Wortis. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 814–820.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 278-279
Psychiatric Observations in a Combat Area in the South Pacific: James M. Henninger. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 824–826.
Joseph Lander
pp. 279-280
Childhood Schizophrenia and Childhood Hysteria: Ernest Harms. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 242–257.
A. H. Vander
pp. 280
The Evolution of a Schizophrenic Process in a Young Boy: Beulah Bosselman. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 258–266.
A. H. Vander
pp. 280
The Problem of 'Magic Gestures': Edmund Bergler. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 295–310.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 280-281
A Note on the Psychological Position of the Chief Executive: Sebastian de Grazia. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, PP. 267–272.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 281
Transference as a Therapeutic Instrument: Clara Thompson. Psychiatry, VII, 1945, pp. 273–278.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 281
Some Observations on Character Structure in the Orient: Weston La Barre. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 319–342.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 281-282
Psychiatric Observations in Okinawa Shima: James Clark Moloney. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 391–401.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 282-283
An Illustration of Non-Directive Psychotherapy: V. E. Madigan. J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VII, 1945, pp. 36–52.
James E. Birren
pp. 283-284
The Convergence Between Delusion and Motor Behavior in Schizophrenia: George Devereux. J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VII, 1945, pp. 89–96.
Joseph Lander
pp. 284
The Motives of Defense: Otto Fenichel. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, VI, 1945, pp. 180–191.
H. A. W.
pp. 284-285
Practical Approach to the War Neurosis: Ralph Greenson. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, VI, 1945, pp. 192–205.
H. A. W.
pp. 285
Identification Mechanisms in Coronary Occlusion: Jacob A. Arlow. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 195–209.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 285-286
Report of the Committee on Infancy and Early Childhood of the American Society for Research in Psychosomatic Problems: Attitudes of Women Towards Pregnancy and the Newborn Baby. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, 224–233.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 286
The Significance of the Concept of a Psychosomatic Affection: James L. Halliday. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 240–244.
Joseph Lander
pp. 286
Combat Neuroses: Development of Combat Exhaustion: Roy L. Swank and Walter E. Marchand. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LV, 1946, pp. 236–247.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 287-287
Electroencephalographic Studies of Psychopathic Personalities: Donald J. Simons and Oskar Diethelm. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LV, 1946, pp. 619–626.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 287
A Study of the Psychodynamics of the Art Work of a Nine-Year-Old Behavior Problem Boy: Margaret Naumburg. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CI, 1945, pp. 28–64.
Maxwell Gitelson
pp. 287-288
Psychosomatic Aspect of Stuttering: B. C. Meyer. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CI, 1945, pp. 127–157.
Edith Weigert
pp. 288
Healing Mechanisms in the Shock-Treated Neurotic Patient: John D. Moriarty and Andre A. Weil. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CI, 1945, pp. 205–215.
Julius I. Steinfeld
pp. 288
Psychiatry and Propaganda: W. Eliasberg. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CI, 1945, pp. 225–241.
Emanuel Klein
pp. 289-289
Problems of Orphanhood: Selina Schryver. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CI, 1945, pp. 257–264.
Margrit Munk
pp. 289
Persistence of Symptoms in the Psychoneurotic Ex-Soldier: Dallas Pratt. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CI, 1945, pp. 322–329.
Jacob Kasanin
pp. 289
War Neuroses or Battle Fatigue?: Roy R. Grinker. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CI, 1945, pp. 442–445.
Otto Fenichel
pp. 290-290
Nightmares and Suffocation: Nandor Fodor. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CI, 1945, pp. 557–565.
H. M. Serota
pp. 290
The Conception of Integration in Psychoanalysis: Joseph J. Michaels. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CII, 1945, pp. 54–64.
Edwin R. Eisler
pp. 290
Character and Traumatic Syndrome: Harold Kelman. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CII, 1945, pp. 121–153.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 291-291
Primitive Habits in the Preterminal Stage of Schizophrenia: Silvano Arieti. J. of Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CII, 1945, pp. 367–375.
Joseph Lander
pp. 291
Protecting the Mental Health of the Veteran: Omar N. Bradley. Mental Hygiene, XXX, 1946, pp. 1–8.
Joseph Lander
pp. 291
Mental Hygiene in the Atomic Age: Franz Alexander. Mental Hygiene, XXX, 1946, pp. 529–544.
Joseph Lander
pp. 292-292
Directive Psychotherapy: II. the Theory of Self-Consistency.: Frederick C. Thorne. J. of Clinical Psychology, I. 1945, pp. 155–162.
James E. Birren
pp. 292-293
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Psychopathology of Social Prejudice
Gregory Zilboorg
pp. 303-324
On the Psychopathology of Orgasm
Sylvan Keiser
pp. 318-390
Problems of Therapeutic Management in a Psychoanalytic Hospital
Frieda Fromm-Reichmann
pp. 325-356
Projection, Extrajection and Objectivation
Edoardo Weiss
pp. 357-377
A Psychological Theory of Formal Beauty
Joseph Weiss
pp. 391-400
Men and their Motives: By J. C. Flugel. With Two Essays by Ingeborg Flugel. First American Edition. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1947. 289 pp.
B. D. L.
pp. 401-404
Insight and Personality Adjustment. A Study of the Psychological Effects of War: By Therese Benedek, M.D. New York: The Ronald Press Co., 1946. 307 pp.
Edward Glover
pp. 404-406
The Mind and Death of a Genius: By David Abrahamsen, M.D. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946. 228 pp.
Jacob Shatzky
pp. 406-409
Anti-Semitism: A Social Disease: Edited by Ernst Simmel, M.D. Preface by Gordon W. Allport. New York: International Universities Press, 1946. 140 pp.
Rudolph M. Loewenstein
pp. 409-413
Textbook of Abnormal Psychology: Carney Landis and M. Marjorie Bolles. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1946. 576 pp.
Nathaniel Ross
pp. 413-415
Current Therapies of Personality Disorders: Edited by Bernard Glueck, M.D. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1946. 296 pp.
C. P. Oberndorf
pp. 416-417
The Master Hand: By Abram Blau, M.D. Research Monograph No. 5. New York: The American Orthopsychiatric Association, Inc., 1946. 206 pp.
Smiley Blanton
pp. 417-418
Tutoring as Therapy: By Grace Arthur, Ph.D. New York: The Commonwealth Fund, 1946. 125 pp.
Joseph Chassell
pp. 418-419
Group Psychotherapy, Theory and Practice: By J. W. Klapman, M.D. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1946. 344 pp.
J. L. Henderson
pp. 419-420
Group Therapy, a Symposium: Edited by J. L. Moreno, M.D. New York: Beacon House, Inc., 1945. 305 pp.
J. L. Henderson
pp. 420-422
Aftermath of Peace: By A. M. Meerloo, New York: International Universities Press, 1946. 218 pp.
Winfred Overholser
pp. 422-424
Manual of Diagnostic Psychological Testing. Part II, Diagnostic Testing of Personality and Ideational Content: By David Rapaport, Ph.D. and Roy Schafer, B.S., with the collaboration of Merton Gill, M.D. New York: Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation, 1946. 100 pp.
William F. Murphy
pp. 424-425
Éléments De Psycho-Physiologie: By Henri Roger. Paris: Masson et Cie, Editeurs, 1946. 428 pp.
Raymond De Saussure
pp. 425
Dynamic Mental Hygiene. (With Special Emphasis on Family Counseling.): By Ernest R. Groves and Catherine Groves. Harrisburg, Pa.: Stackpole Sons, 1946. 559 pp.
Herman Shlionsky
pp. 425-426
The Oedipus Complex in the Light of Early Anxieties: Melanie Klein. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 11–33.
H. W.
pp. 427-428
The Concept of Trauma in Contemporary Psychoanalytical Theory: Otto Fenichel. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 33–43.
H. W.
pp. 428-429
The Unconscious Origin of Schopenhauer's Philosophy: J. O. Wisdom. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 44–52.
H. W.
pp. 429
Ruminations of a Scientific Secretary: Adrian Stephen. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 52–55.
H. W.
pp. 430-430
A Note on Ambivalence: Adrian Stephen. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 55–58.
H. W.
pp. 430-431
Anxiety and Plane Flight: Henry G. Wegrocki. Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 1–36.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 431
Towards the Problem of the Musical Process: Richard Sterba. Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 37–43.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 431-432
A Clinical Contribution to the Analysis of the Nightmare-Syndrome: Stephen Schonberger. Psa. Rev. XXXIII, 1946, pp. 44–70.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 432
Phylogenetic Manifestations and Reversions: A. A. Brill. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 3–15.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 432
Sudden Graying of Hair, Alopecia, and Diabetes Mellitus of Psychogenic Origin: Hyman S. Barahal and Nathan Freeman. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 31–38.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 432
Narcosynthesis for the Civilian Neurosis: Herbert Freed. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 39–55.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 433-433
A Study of the Art Work of a Behavior-Problem Boy as it Relates to Ego Development and Sexual Enlightenment: Margaret Naumburg. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 74–111.
Joseph Biernoff
pp. 433
The Psychopathology of Psychoticlike Reactions in the Combat Soldier: H. Rosen, H. J. Myers, H. E. Kiene, and W. Goldfarb. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 138–149.
Joseph Biernoff
pp. 433-434
Psychiatric Objectives in the Army: William C. Menninger. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1945, pp. 102–107.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 434
Prolonged Post-Traumatic Syndromes Following Head Injury: Jurgen Ruesch and Karl M. Bowman. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1945, pp. 145–167.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 434
A Statistical Study of One Hundred Neuropsychiatric Casualties from the Normandy Campaign: William Needles. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1945, pp. 214–221.
Lincoln Rahman
pp. 435-435
Two Different Types of Post-Traumatic Neuroses: Alexander Adler. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1945, pp. 237–240.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 435
Dr. C. G. Jung and National Socialism: S. S. Feldman. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1945, p. 263.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 435-436
The Reëstablishment of Peacetime Society: G. B. Chisholm. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 1–20.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 436
Anti-Feminism and Race Prejudice: M. F. Ashley Montague. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 69–71.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 436
The Regression of Psychiatry in the Army: William Needles. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 167–185.
S. Gabe
pp. 436-437
Psychiatric Casualties from Guadalcanal: A Study of Reactions to Extreme Stress. Theodore Lidz. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 193–213.
S. Gabe
pp. 437-438
Some Observations on Character Structure in the Orient: II. The Chinese, Part One. Weston La Barre. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 215–237.
S. Gabe
pp. 438
A Note on the Treatment of Depressive Psychoses in Soldiers: H. M. Serota. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, X, 1946, pp. 10–17.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 438-439
The Freeing of Intelligence: Gardner Murphy. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, X, 1946, pp. 47–55.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 439-440
Some Recent Observations on the Use of Hypnosis in Psychotherapy: Margaret Brenman and Merton M. Gill. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, X, 1946, pp. 104–109.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 440
Techniques of Hypnoanalysis Illustrated in a Case Report: Merton Gill and Karl Menninger. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, X, 1946, pp. 110–126.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 440-441
Individual Psychotherapy: Franz Alexander. Psychosomatic Med., VIII, 1946, pp. 110–115.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 441
Group Psychotherapy with Veterans: Nathan W. Ackerman. Psychosomatic Med. VIII, 1946, pp. 118–119.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 441-442
Treatment of Warts by Suggestion: Hermann Vollmer. Psychosomatic Med., VIII, 1946, pp. 138–142.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 442
Resistance to Insulin in Mentally Disturbed Soldiers: H. Freeman. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVI, 1946, pp. 74–78.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 442
Electric Shock Therapy of Elderly Patients: Fred Feldman, Samuel Susselman, Basile Lipetz and S. Eugene Barrera. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVI, 1946, pp. 158–170.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 442
Pretraumatic Personality and Psychiatric Sequelæ Of Head Injury: Harry L. Kozol. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVI, 1946, p. 245
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 442
Primary Behavior Disorders and Psychopathic Personality: Jacques S. Gottlieb, M. Coulson Ashby and John R. Knott. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVI, 1946, p. 381.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 443-443
Cleidocranial Dysostosis with Psychosis: Samuel Kilgore and G. N. Lasker. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVI, 1946, p. 401.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 443
Intravenous Injection of Sodium Amytal as a Test for Latent Anxiety: Samuel Susselman, Fred Feldman, and S. Eugene Barrera. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVI, 1946, pp. 567–580.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 443
Conscience in the Psychopath: Phyllis Greenacre. Amer. J. of Orthopsychiatry, XV, 1945, pp. 495–509.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 443-444
The Group Factor in Military Neuropsychiatry: Jules V. Coleman. Amer. J. of Orthopsychiatry, XVI, 1946, pp. 222–226.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 444
Counseling and Therapy: Lawson G. Lowrey. Amer. J. of Orthopsychiatry, XVI, 1946, pp. 615–622.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 444
Study of a Case of Pseudo Deaf-Muteness ('Psychic Deafness'): Erika Oppenheimer Fromm. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CIII, 1946, pp. 37–59.
William Needles
pp. 445-445
Anxiety and the Group: A. N. Mayers. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CIII, 1946, pp. 130–136.
William Needles
pp. 445
Internal and External Causes of Anxiety in Returning Veterans: Arnold Eisendorfer and Murray D. Lewis. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CIII, 1946, pp. 137–143.
William Needles
pp. 445
Psychogenic Vomiting: Jules H. Masserman. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CIII, 1946, pp. 224–233.
William Needles
pp. 446-446
The Present Status of Narco-Diagnosis and Therapy: Paul H. Hoch. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CIII, 1946, pp. 248–259.
William Needles
pp. 446
Therapeutic Relaxation: Ernest Schmidhofer. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CIII, 1946, pp. 260–275.
William Needles
pp. 446
Psychopathy in the Scheme of Human Typology: Ben Karpman. J. Nev. and Ment. Disease, CIII, 1946, pp. 276–288.
William Needles
pp. 447-447
The Value of Formal Psychiatric Examination in the Criminal Court: S. Harvard Kaufman and Curtis Bok. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, CIII, 1946, pp. 289–297.
William Needles
pp. 447
The Analyst Remains Silent: James Clark Moloney. Disease of the Nervous System, VIII, 1947, pp. 14–16.
S. Gabe
pp. 447
Interpretación Psicodinámica De La Función Tiroidea: Observaciones Sobre Disfunctiones Tiroideas En Psiconeuroticos: Arnaldo Rascovsky. Revista de Psiconálisis, IV, 1947, pp. 413–450.
H. W.
pp. 447-448
Relaciones De Objeto En La Paranoia Masculina Y Femenina: Durval Marcondes. Revista de Psiconálisis, IV, 1947, pp. 492–507.
H. W.
pp. 448
Psicoanlisi. II, No. 1, 1946 (Rome, Italy): The Effects of Psychoanalysis on Ethical Maturation. H. Meng.
pp. 448
Psicoanlisi. II, No. 1, 1946 (Rome, Italy): Infancy as the Destiny of Man. J. Flescher.
pp. 449-449
Psicoanlisi. II, No. 1, 1946 (Rome, Italy): The Psychopathology of Internment. E. Servadio.
pp. 449
Psicoanlisi. II, No. 1, 1946 (Rome, Italy): Psychoanalysis of the Pure Movie. G. Piertranera and A. Montani.
pp. 449-450
Psicoanlisi. II, No. 1, 1946 (Rome, Italy): Contributions to Psychoanalytic Aesthetics. E. Fulchignoni.
Edoardo Weiss
pp. 450
Psicoanalisi. II, No. 2, 1946: This issue contains the report of the first Italian Psychoanalytic Congress (held in 1946), which was attended by representatives of the Italian government. The following papers, read at the meeting, are published in this number:
Edoardo Weiss
pp. 450-451
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On Some Psychodynamics of Masochism
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 459-471
Some Observations on a Form of Projection
Leon J. Saul
pp. 472-481
Basic Mental Concepts: Their Clinical and Theoretical Value
Edward Glover
pp. 482-506
The Fallacious Use of Quantitative Concepts in Dynamic Psychology
Lawrence S. Kubie
pp. 507-518
Mohave Orality—An Analysis of Nursing and Weaning Customs
George Devereux
pp. 519-546
Talleyrand. L'Homme De La France: By Dr. René Laforgue. Geneva: Editions du Mont-Blanc. 1947. 258 pp.
Percy Winner
pp. 547-549
The Yearbook of Psychoanalysis. Volume II: Edited by Sandor Lorand. New York: International Universities Press, 1946. 280 pp.
Edoardo Weiss
pp. 549-553
The Psychoanalytic Treatment of Children: By Anna Freud. London: Imago Publishing Co., Ltd., 1946. 98 pp.
Judith S. Kestenberg
pp. 553-556
Psicoanalisi Della Vita Istintiva (Psychoanalysis of Instinctual Life): By Joachim Flescher, M.D. Rome, Italy: Scienza Moderna, 1945. 266 pp.
Emilio Servadio
pp. 556-558
Narco-Analysis: By J. Stephen Horsley. New York and London: Oxford University Press, 1943. First American Edition, 1946. 134 pp.
M. Ralph Kaufman
pp. 559-560
Medicine in the Changing Order: Report of the New York Academy of Medicine Committee on Medicine and the Changing Order. New York: The Commonwealth Fund, 1947. 240 pp.
Maurice Levine
pp. 561-562
Medical Addenda: Related Essays on Medicine and the Changing Order. New York: The Commonwealth Fund, 1947. 156 pp.
Maurice Levine
pp. 562-563
Psychological Medicine: A Short Introduction to Psychiatry. By Desmond Curran, M.B., F.R.C.P., D.P.M., and Eric Guttmann, M.D., M.R.C.P. Second Edition. Baltimore: The Williams and Wilkins Company, 1945. 254 pp.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 563
Clinical Psychology of Children's Behavior Problems: By C. M. Louttit. Revised Edition. New York and London: Harper and Brothers, 1947. 661 pp.
Anna Maenchen
pp. 564-564
The Personality of the Preschool Child: The Child's Search for His Self. By Werner Wolff. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1946. 341 pp.
Aline B. Auerbach
pp. 564-566
The Autonomic Nervous System: By Albert Kuntz. Third Edition. Philadelphia: Lea & Febiger, 1945. 687 pp.
Lawrence S. Kubie
pp. 566-567
Nuremberg Diary: By G. M. Gilbert, Ph.D. New York: Farrar, Straus & Co., 1947. 471 pp.
Philip R. Lehrman
pp. 567-569
Twenty-Two Cells in Nuremberg: By Douglas M. Kelley, M.D. New York: Greenberg Publisher, 1947. 245 pp.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 569-570
From Caligari to Hitler. A Psychological History of the German Film: By Siegfried Kracauer. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1947. 361 pp.
Martha Leites & Nathan Leites
pp. 570-572
Problems in Abnormal Behavior: By Nathaniel Thornton. Philadelphia and Toronto: The Blakiston Co., 1946. 244 pp.
Ruth Loveland
pp. 572-573
Modern Women: The Lost Sex: By Ferdinand Lundberg and Marynia F. Farnham. New York: Harper & Brothers, 1947. 497 pp.
Frances S. Arkin
pp. 573-574
Problems in Religion and Life
Sydney G. Biddle
pp. 575-576
Black Anger: By Wulf Sachs. Boston: Little Brown & Co., 1947. 324 pp.
Ruth Loveland
pp. 576-577
The Echo: By Lilla van Saher. New York: E. P. Dutton & Co., 1947. 255 pp.
Nathaniel Ross
pp. 577-578
The Ego of Homosexuals: Gustav Bychowski. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 114–127.
H. W.
pp. 579-579
An Unwelcome Child and her Death Instinct: Hannah Ries. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 153–161.
H. W.
pp. 580-580
On the View that Repressed Fear of Severance of the Genitalia is Solely Caused by External Reality and is not Inherited: E. Pickworth Farrow. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 161–168.
H. W.
pp. 580-581
A Short Contribution to the Problem of Simulation of Insanity: Sidney Tarachow. Int. J. Psa., XXVI, 1945, pp. 168–169.
H. W.
pp. 581
The Anatomy of a Psychosis. Iago Galdston: Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 71–83.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 581
The Effect of Disappointment on Ego and Superego Formation in Normal and Depressive Development: Edith Jacobson. Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 129–147.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 581
The Danger Neurotics Dread Most: Loss of the 'Basic Fallacy': Edmund Bergler. Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 148–153.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 582-582
The Enigma of Clemenceau: Pierre Lacombe. Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 165–176.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 582
First Contribution to the Psychoanalysis and Aesthetics of Motion Pictures: Angelo Montani and Giulio Pietranera. Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 177–196.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 582
The Fear of Post-Orgastic Emptiness: Tibor Agoston. Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 197–214.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 582
Dream Analysis of a Constitutional Psychopath; Towards the Problem of Differential Dream Analysis: Ben Karpman. Psa. Rev., XXXIII, 1946, pp. 84–101 and 215–236.
Carel Van Der Heide
pp. 583-583
A Method of Resolving Acute Catatonic Excitement: John N. Rosen. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 183–198.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 583
Carl Gustav Jung—Defender of Freud and the Jews. A Chapter of European Psychiatric History Under the Nazi Yoke: Ernest Harms. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 199–230.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 583
Psychopathology of Compulsive Smoking: Edmund Bergler. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 297–321.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 583-584
Obesity and Neurosis: Henry B. Richardson. Psychiatric Quarterly, XX, 1946, pp. 400–424.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 584
Electroencephalographic Study of Criminals: Frederic A. Gibbs, B. K. Bagchi and Wilfred Bloomberg. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 294–298.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 584
The Correlation of Pre-Electroshock Electroencephalogram and Therapeutic Result in Schizophrenia: William J. Turner, Louis Lowinger and James H. Huddleson. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 299–300.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 584
An Electroencephalographic Study of Cases with Syncope and Related Disorders: Sidney Levin, Jerome Katz and Milton Greenblatt. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 301–304.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 584
Some Reactions Seen after Electric Shock Treatment: John Frosch, David Impastato, Lilly Ottenheimer and S. Bernard Wortis. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 311–315.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 585-585
Organic and Hysterical Anesthesia: Fredrick C. Redlich. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 318–324.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 585
Ageing and Detoxication: Karl Stern, Ewart G. Hinds and Brigitte A. Askonas. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 325–329.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 585
Psychoanalysis and the Unconscious: Knight Dunlap. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 330–336.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 585
Some Relationships Between Excitement, Depression and Anxiety: D. Ewen Cameron. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 385–394.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 586-586
Incidence of Neuropsychiatric Disorders in the United States Army in World War II: John W. Appel. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 433–436.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 586
Review of Neuropsychiatric Cases in the Southwest Pacific Area: David Rothschild. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CII, 1946, pp. 454–459.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 586
Determinism, 'Freedom', and Psychotherapy: Robert P. Knight. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 251–262.
S. Gabe
pp. 586-587
Psychotherapy of an Adolescent Catatonic Schizophrenia with Mutism. A Study in Empathy and Establishing Contact: Robert P. Knight. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 323–339.
S. Gabe
pp. 587
Observations on the Defense Against a Transference Neurosis: Joan Fleming. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 365–374.
S. Gabe
pp. 587-588
Some Observations on Character Structure in the Orient. II. the Chinese, Part Two: Weston La Barre. Psychiatry, IX, 1946, pp. 375–395.
S. Gabe
pp. 588
The Sense of Well-Being and its Relation to Clinical Improvement: O. Spurgeon English. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, X, 1946, pp. 137–144.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 588-589
Psychotherapy of a Phobia in a Pilot: Milton L. Miller. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, X, 1946, pp. 145–153.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 589
Amnesia with Spontaneous Recovery: A Case Report: K. R. Eissler and Jacob Siegel. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, X, 1946, pp. 154–159.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 589
Some Problems in Narcolepsy: With a Case Report: Nathan Roth. The Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, X, 1946, pp. 160–170.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 589-590
The War Blinded: By E. Wittkower and R. C. Davenport. Psychosomatic Med., VIII, 1946, pp. 121–137.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 590
Emotional Factors in the Course of Pregnancy: Raymond Squier and Flanders Dunbar. Psychosomatic Med., VIII, 1946, pp. 161–175.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 590
Countertransference in the Technique of Medical Practice: Bertram D. Lewin. Psychosomatic Med., VIII, 1946, pp. 195–199.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 590-591
Childhood Schizophrenia: Lauretta Bender. Amer. J. of Orthopsychiatry, XVII, 1947, pp. 40–56.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 591
Activity and Aggression in Children: Edith Buxbaum. Amer. J. of Orthopsychiatry, XVII, 1947, pp. 161–166.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 591
Problems in Clinical Research: Round Table, 1946. Amer. J. of Orthopsychiatry, XVII, 1947, pp. 196–230.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 591-592
Age Patterning in Personality Development: Margaret Mead, Amer. J. Orthopsychiatry, XVII, 1947, pp. 231–240.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 592
Differential Dynamics of Activity and Interview Group Therapy: S. R. Slavson. Amer. J. Orthopsychiatry, XVII, 1947, pp. 293–302.
Mark Kanzer
pp. 592
Cerebral Blast Syndrome in Combat Soldiers: Howard D. Fabing. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVII, 1947, pp. 14–57.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 593-593
Objective Method for Distinguishing Sleep from the Hypnotic Trance: John B. Dynes. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVII, 1947, pp. 84–93.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 593
Abreaction in the Military Setting: Harold Rosen and Henry J. Mayers. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVII, 1947, pp. 161–172.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 593
Incidence of Combat Fatigue: Philip Solomon. Arch. of Neurology and Psychiatry, LVII, 1947, pp. 332–341.
Ralph R. Greenson
pp. 593
Principles of Psychotherapy in Latent Schizophrenia: Paul Federn. Amer. J. of Psychotherapy, I, 1947, pp. 129–144.
S. Gabe
pp. 594-594
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pp. 595-597
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Psychoanalytic Quarterly

A Lion Hunter's Dreams

The Jew and Adolf Hitler

The Jew as Symbol

The Dreams of Two Patients in Analysis Interpreted as a Telepathic Rêve À Deux

Telepathy and Repression

The So-Called English School of Psychoanalysis

Jacob S. Kasanin—1897–1946

Albert Slutsky—1895–1946

Rudolf A. Fuerst—1898–1946

Psychoanalytic Therapy: By Franz Alexander, M.D., Thomas M. French, M.D. and others. New York: The Ronald Press Company, 1946. 373 pp.

Unhappy Marriage and Divorce: A Study of Neurotic Choice of Marriage Partners: By Edmund Bergler, M.D., with an introduction by A. A. Brill, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, 1946. 167 pp.

Principles of Dynamic Psychiatry: By Jules H. Masserman, M.D. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co., 1946. 322 pp.

The Mentally Ill in America. A History of their Care and Treatment from Colonial Times: By Albert Deutsch. Third Printing. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946. 530 pp.

Modern Attitudes in Psychiatry; The March of Medicine, 1945: Number X of the New York Academy of Medicine Lectures to the Laity. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946. 195 pp.

The Person in the Body. An Introduction to Psychosomatic Medicine: By Leland E. Hinsie, M.D. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., 1945. 263 pp.

Motor Disorders in Nervous Diseases: By Ernst Herz, M.D. and Tracy J. Putnam, M.D. New York: Kings Crown Press, 1946. 184 pp.

The Falling Sickness: A History of Epilepsy from the Greeks to the Beginnings of Modern Neurology: By Owsei Temkin, M.D. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1945. 380 pp.

Mental Disorders in Later Life: Edited by Oscar J. Kaplan. Stanford University, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1945. 436 pp.

Aging Successfully: By George Lawton. New York: Columbia University Press, 1946. 266 pp.

'If there are Pits as Deep …': By Leo Liberthson. New York: The Diction Press, 1946. 126 pp.

Notes on Metapsychology as Process Theory: Marjorle Brierley. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 97–107.

Forty-Four Juvenile Thieves: Their Characters and Home-Life.: John Bowlby. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 19–53 and 107–128

On Appersonation: Otto Sperling. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 128–132.

Notes on Traumatic Neurosis and Allied Conditions: D. N. Hardcastle. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 132–142.

The Nature and Treatment of Traumatic War Neuroses in Merchant Seamen: Daniel Blain and Robert G. Heath. Int. J. Psa., XXV, pp. 142–146.

The Formative Activity of the Analyst: Richard Sterba. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 146–150.

On Some Aspects of Masochism: Hilde Lewinsky. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 150–155.

Déjà Vu in Proust and Tolstoy: R. W. Pickford. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 155–165.

Some Aspects of Political Ethics from the Psycho-Analytic Point of View: R. E. Money-Kyrle. Int. J. Psa., XXV, 1944, pp. 166–171.

Freud's 'Moses and Monotheism' and the Three Stages of Isrealitish Religion: Arthur A. Feldman. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 361–418.

Experimental Administration of Benzedrine Sulphate and Other Central Stimulants in Psychoanalyses and Psychotherapies: Tibor Agoston. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 438–452.

The Lust for Power in Hedda Gabler: J. O. Wisdom. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 419–437.

Five as a Symbol: Arthur N. Foxe. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 453–456.

Dialectical Aspects of Psychoanalysis Misunderstood: Burrill Freedman and Walter Van Clute. Psa. Rev., XXXI, 1944, pp. 457–467.

On the Disease-Entity Boredom ('Alyosis') and its Psychopathology: E. Bergler. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 38–57.

Psychosomatic Correlations in Migraine: Lewis R. Wolberg. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 60–70.

Report of Analysis in Conjunction with Convulsive Therapy: E. F. Baker. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 71–89.

A Coördinated Therapeutic Approach to Schizophrenia: L. K. Kaplan. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 90–122.

A Somnambulistic Act, with its Probable Meaning: S. Tarachow. Psychiatric Quarterly, XIX, 1945, pp. 195–198.

A Seven-Year Survey of Insulin Treatment in Schizophrenia: Alexander Gralnik. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 449–453.

Personalities of American Psychotherapists: Margaret C. L. and Edwin F. Gildea. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 460–467.

Psychoneurosis, Combat-Anxiety Type: Robert B. McElroy. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 517–521.

War Neuroses: Louis Minski. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 600–605.

Psychiatric Problems on a South Pacific Island: Samuel Burack. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 606–607.

A Mental Hygiene Program for the Military Hospital: Louis S. Lipschultz. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 614–618.

War Neuroses in Flying Personnel: Roy R. Grinker and John P. Spiegel. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 619–624.

Review of Cases at Merchant Marine Rest Centers: Florence Powdermaker. Amer. J. of Psychiatry, CI, 1945, pp. 650–654.

The Rôle of Sex in Modern Society: Kate Frankenthal. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 19–25.

Motivation and Rehabilitation: Lawrence S. Kubie. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 69–78.

The Problem of Controlled Institutional Change, an Essay in Applied Social Science: Talcott Parsons. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 79–101.

Psychodynamic Aspects of Adjustment to Army Life: Irving L. Janis. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 159–176.

Bibliotherapy and Hospital Library Activities for Neuropsychiatric Patients. Review of the Liferature with Comments on Trends: Jerome M. Schneck. Psychiatry, VIII, 1945, pp. 207–228.

Psychosomatic Problems in Ophthalmology—A Symposium: J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VI, 1945, pp. 433–483.

Psychiatric Education Number: Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, IX, 1945, pp. 29–70.

Psychiatric Aspects of Highway Traffic Law Enforcement: Karl Menninger. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, IX, 1945, pp. 18–26.

The Rorschach Test: A Clinical Evaluation: David Rapaport and Roy Schafer. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, IX, 1945, pp. 73–77.

Observations on Psychiatric Rehabilitation of Veterans: Emanuel Windholz. Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic, IX, 1945, pp. 121–133.

Psychic Concomitants in Wartime Injuries: Herbert J. Kupper. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 15–20.

Neurosis and Neurotic Syndrome: Alfred Schick. J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VI, 1945, pp. 484–491.

Life-Instinctual Extensions of Psychoanalytic Theory: Burrill and Anitra Freedman. J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VI, 1945, pp. 509–517.

Treatment of Depressions with Hypoxemia: Gurevitch, Sumyanskaya and Khachaturean. J. of Clinical Psychopathology, VI, 1945, pp. 523–535.

Psychosomatic Factors in Pruritis: Milton Rosenbaum. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 52–57.

The Sexual Psychology of Human Hermaphrodites: Albert Ellis. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 108–125.

The Incidence of Psychosomatic Affections in Britain: James L. Halliday. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 135–146.

The Therapeutic Rôle of Drugs in the Process of Repression, Dissociation and Synthesis: L. S. Kubie and Sydney Margolin. Psychosomatic Med., VII, 1945, pp. 147–151.

A Psychiatric Adventure in Comparative Pathophysiology of the Infant and Adult: Joseph J. Michaels. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, C, 1944, pp. 49–63.

Personality Changes Characterizing the Transition from Civilian to Military Life: Gustav Bychowski. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, C, 1944, pp. 289–296.

A Test for the Differential Diagnosis Between Retirement Neurosis and Accident Neurosis: E. Bergler and O. Knopf. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, C, 1944, pp. 366–380.

Heberphrenic Fancies: Ben Karpman. J. Nerv. and Ment. Disease, C, 1944, pp. 480–506.

Relationship Between Obsessional Neurosis and Psychotic Reaction Types: E. Stengel. J. of Mental Science, XCI, 1945, pp. 166–187.

Psicoanalisi. I, No. 1, July-September 1945; No. 2, October-December 1945.

Archivio Di Scienza Della Cerebrazione E Dei Psichismi (Giornale De Psicobiologia, Neuropsichiatria E Psicoanalisi): M. Levi Bianchini. Vol. 1, 1944, and Vol. II, 1945.

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