Psychoanalytic Quarterly

Volume 26

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Psychoanalysis and Blindness
H. Robert Blank
pp. 1-24
A Contribution to the Psychology of Bodily Feelings
Thomas S. Szasz
pp. 25-49
River Symbolism—Part II
William G. Niederland
pp. 50-75
The Psychoanalytic Diagnostic Interview
Leon J. Saul
pp. 76-90
A Note on the Significance of Names
William F. Murphy
pp. 91-106
Susanna S. Haigh—1893-1956
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 107-108
Lincoln Rahman—1904-1956
David Brunswick
pp. 109-111
Final Contributions to the Problems and Methods of Psychoanalysis. The Selected Papers of Sandor Ferenczi, M.D. Volume III: Edited by Michael Balint, M.D. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1955. 447 pp.
Alexander Bromley
pp. 112-114
Schools of Psychoanalytic Thought. An Exposition, Critique, and Attempt at Integration: By Ruth L. Munroe. New York: The Dryden Press, Publishers, 1955. 670 pp.
Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 114-116
The Annual Survey of Psychoanalysis, Volume III, 1952: Edited by John Frosch, M.D., in collaboration with Nathaniel Ross, M.D., Sidney Tarachow, M.D., and Jacob A. Arlow, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1956. 682 pp.
William Needles
pp. 116-117
Sigmund Freud. Four Centenary Addresses: By Ernest Jones, M.D. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1956. 150 pp.
William G. Niederland
pp. 118-119
Les Théories Psychosomatiques. Origines Psychanalytiques—Importance Psychologique (Psychosomatic Theories. Psychoanalytic Origins—Psychological Significance): By Jean-Paul Valabrega. Introduction by Dr. Henry Ey. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1954. 192 pp.
Simon Weyl
pp. 119-121
Energy and Structure in Psychoanalysis: By Kenneth Mark Colby, M.D. New York: The Ronald Press Co., 1955. 154 pp.
William N. Evans
pp. 121-123
Der Traum Und Seine Be-Deutung (The Dream and its Significance): By Werner Kemper. Hamburg: Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag, 1955. 220 pp.
Gustav Bychowski
pp. 123
A Class for Disturbed Children: By Leonard Kornberg. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1955. 157 pp.
Lili Peller
pp. 123-125
The Object Relations Technique. (Book and Test Cards): By Herbert Phillipson, M.A. Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press, 1956. 224 pp.
Myron W. Harris
pp. 123
Family, Socialization and Interaction Process: By Talcott Parsons and Robert F. Bales. With the collaboration of James Olds, Phillip Slater, and Morris Zelditch, Jr. Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press, 1955. 422 pp.
H. Robert Blank
pp. 125-127
Migration and Mental Disease. A Study of First Admissions to Hospitals for Mental Disease, New York, 1939-1941: By Benjamin Malzberg and Everett S. Lee. New York: Social Science Research Council, 1956. 142 pp.
Louis Linn
pp. 127
The Neuroses in Clinical Practice: By Henry P. Laughlin, M.D. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co., 1956. 802 pp.
Winfred Overholser
pp. 128-128
The Practice of Psychiatry in General Hospitals: Edited by A. E. Bennett, M.D., Eugene A. Hargrove, M.D., and Bernice Engle. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1956. 178 pp.
Winfred Overholser
pp. 128-129
The Psychology of Economics: By Walter A. Weisskopf. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1955. 266 pp.
Geraldine Pederson-Krag
pp. 129-131
Emotional Problems of Living. Avoiding the Neurotic Pattern: By O. Spurgeon English, M.D. and Gerald H. J. Pearson, M.D. Revised and Enlarged Edition. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1955. 592 pp.
Richard Burnett
pp. 131-132
Essays on the Sociology of Culture: By Karl Mannheim. New York: Oxford University Press, Inc., 1956. 253 pp.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 132-133
Alcoholism. Its Psychology and Cure: By Frederick B. Rea. New York: Philosophical Library, Inc., 1956. 143 pp.
James H. Wall
pp. 133-134
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Dreams and Perception. Charles Fisher. Pp. 389-445.
Irvin Galin
pp. 135
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Day Residue in Dream and Myth. Martin Wangh. Pp. 446-452.
pp. 135-135
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Color in Dreams. Victor Calef. Pp. 453-461.
pp. 136-136
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Color in Dreams. Louis Linn. Pp. 462-465.
Jay Shorr
pp. 136
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: The Convertible as a Symbol in Dreams. Alexander Grinstein. Pp. 446-472.
pp. 136
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: The Written Dream. Louis S. Lipschutz. Pp. 473-478.
Herbert Aldendorff
pp. 136-137
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: A Note on Morning Depressions. Samuel A. Guttan. Pp. 479-483.
pp. 137
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Primitive Genital Mutilations in a Neurotic's Dream. George Devereux. Pp. 484-493.
pp. 137
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Extramural Psychoanalytic Treatment of a Case of Narcotic Addiction. Robert A. Savitt. Pp. 494-502.
pp. 137
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: An Episode of Sleepwalking. Don D. Jackson. Pp. 503-508.
pp. 137
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Enuresis and Bisexual Identification. Martin A. Berezin. Pp. 509-513.
pp. 137
Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Regressive Reaction to the Interpretation of a Dream. Lawrence J. Friedman. Pp. 514-518.
Milton Gray
pp. 137-138
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Empathy, Common Ground of Ethics and of Personality Theory. David A. Stewart. Pp. 131-141.
Joseph Lander
pp. 138
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Toward a Theory of the Ego. Stanley Rosenman. Pp. 142-159.
pp. 138
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Unconscious Mechanisms in 'Writer's Block'. Edmund Bergler. Pp. 160-167.
pp. 138-139
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Hybris—A Reaction to Positive Transference. Alfred J. Siegman. Pp. 172-179.
pp. 139
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Psychotherapy of Aged Persons. IV. Alvin I. Goldfarb. Pp. 180-187.
pp. 139
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Emotions as a Cause of Cancer, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Contributions. Samuel J. Kowal. Pp. 217-227.
pp. 139
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Early Phases of Ego Structure Adumbrated in the Regressive Ego States of Schizophrenic Psychosis, and Elucidated in Intensive Psychotherapy. David W. Abse. Pp. 228-238.
pp. 139
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Left-Handed Writing, A Study in the Psychoanalysis of Language. Theodore Thas-Thienemann. Pp. 239-261.
pp. 140-140
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: The Illusions of Work. Harold Feldman. Pp. 262-270.
pp. 140
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: On the Superego in Adolescence. Rudolph Wittenberg. Pp. 271-279.
pp. 140
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Concerning the Biological Aspects of the Oedipus Complex. G. M. Davidson. Pp. 280-283.
pp. 140-141
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Incest as Revenge Against the Preoedipal Mother. Lillian Gordon. Pp. 284-292.
pp. 141
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: The Second Book and the Second Play. Edmund Bergler. Pp. 293-297.
pp. 141
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Paroxysmal Tachycardia. Maria F. Fleischl. Pp. 298-303.
pp. 141
The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Modesty as a Quasi-Moral Resistance. Theodore Branfman. Pp. 304-306.
Joseph Lander
pp. 141
Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic. XX, 1956: Chlorpromazine, Depersonalization, and Visual Hallucinosis. Donald J. Watterson. Pp. 20-24.
pp. 141-142
Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic. XX, 1956: A Controlled, Blind Study of Effects of Thorazine on Psychotic Behavior. P. E. Feldman, B. S. Lacy, A. E. Walker, and N. J. Garrez. Pp. 25-47.
Lincoln Rahman
pp. 142
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Idiopathic Sexual Precocity in the Male: Management; Report of a Case. J. Money and J. G. Hampson. Pp. 1-15.
pp. 142-143
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Psychophysiological Correlations in Ulcerative Colitis. A. Karush, R. B. Hiatt, and G. E. Daniels. Pp. 36-56.
pp. 143
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Study of Correlations Between Electroencephalographic and Psychological Patterns in Emotionally Disturbed Children. J. H. Taterka and J. Katz. Pp. 62-72.
pp. 143
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Studies in Itching: (I) Contributions Toward an Understanding of the Physiology of Masochism. J. G. Kepecs and M. Robin. Pp. 87-95.
pp. 143-144
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Emotional Factors in Graves' Disease. N. M. Mandelbrote and E. D. Wittkower. Pp. 109-123.
pp. 144
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Dr. Kinsey and the Medical Profession. Lawrence S. Kubie. Pp. 172-184.
pp. 144
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Cutaneous Vascular Reactions in Raynaud's Disease and in States of Hostility, Anxiety, and Depression. D. T. Graham. Pp. 200-207.
pp. 144-145
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Nocturnal Gastric Secretions of Ulcer and Nonulcer Patients Under Stress. P. Wolff and J. Levine. Pp. 218-226.
pp. 145
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Sudden Death from Asthma. D. Leigh. Pp. 232-239.
Edward Weinshel
pp. 145
Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry. LXXII, 1954: A Neural Fractionating and Combining System. Richard M. Brickner. Pp. 1-10.
pp. 145-146
Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry. LXXII, 1954: Appetitive Behavior and Sign Stimuli in Human Life. Richard M. Brickner. Pp. 92-107.
Maimon Leavitt
pp. 146
Psychological Review. LXII, 1955: The Descent of Instinct. Frank A. Beach. Pp. 401-410.
Philip S. Holzman
pp. 147-147
Helliniki Iatriki. XXIV, 1955: Melampus's Treatment by Psychocatharsis of the 'Childlessness' of Iphicles. D. Kouretas and G. Tsoukantos. Pp. 1025-1029.
George Zavitzianos
pp. 147
Notes
pp. 148
Notes
pp. 148
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
Merl M. Jackel
pp. 148-150
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
Henry F. Marasse
pp. 150-152
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
Samuel R. Lehrman
pp. 152-153
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
Harry Joseph
pp. 153-155
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
Victor H. Rosen
pp. 155-158
Notes
pp. 158
Notes
pp. 158
A Footnote to Freud's 'Fragment of an Analysis of a Case of Hysteria'
Felix Deutsch
pp. 159-167
Time and the Ego
Franz S. Cohn
pp. 168-189
Anaclitic Therapy Employing Drugs—A Case of Spider Phobia with Isakower Phenomenon
H. Azima & E. D. Wittkower
pp. 190-205
'Death in Venice' by Thomas Mann—A Story about the Disintegration of Artistic Sublimation
Heinz Kohut
pp. 206-228
A Detective Story—Psychoanalytic Observations
Charles Rycroft
pp. 229-245
Drowsiness as a Symptom of Countertransference
Edward S. Dean
pp. 246-247
Ernst Kris—1901-1957
Samuel Ritvo
pp. 248-250
Psychoanalysis of Behavior: Collected Papers.: By Sandor Rado, M.D., D.P.Sc. New York: Grune & Stratton, 1956. 387 pp.
Edward Glover
pp. 251-258
A New Approach to Schizophrenia: By Julius I. Steinfeld, M.D. New York: Merlin Press, Inc., 1956. 195 pp.
Edward E. Harkavy
pp. 258-260
Neurotic Interaction in Marriage: Edited by Victor W. Eisenstein, M.D. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1956. 352 pp.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 260-262
Judaism and Psychiatry: Two Approaches to the Personal Problems and Needs of Modern Man. Edited by Simon Noveck. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1956. 197 pp.
Bernhard Berliner
pp. 263-263
Études Psychiatriques, Volume III. Structure Des Psychoses Aigues Et Déstructuration De La Conscience (Psychiatric Studies, Vol. III. Structure of Acute Psychoses and the Disintegration of Consciousness): By Henri Ey. Paris: Desclée de Brouwer & Cie., 1954. 787 pp.
Paul Friedman
pp. 263-267
Delinquent Boys. The Culture of the Gang: By Albert K. Cohen. Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press, 1955. 202 pp.
Adelaide M. Johnson
pp. 267-268
The Emotionally Disturbed Child. Papers on Diagnosis, Treatment and Care: By Margaret Wilson Gerard, M.D. New York: Child Welfare League of America, Inc. N.D. 168 pp.
Lili Peller
pp. 268-271
Crestwood Heights. A Study of the Culture of Suburban Life: By John R. Seeley, R. Alexander Sim, and Elizabeth W. Loosley. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1956. 505 pp.
H. Robert Blank
pp. 271-272
Medical Research: A Midcentury Survey: Edited by Esther Everett Lape, et al. Volume I. American Medical Research: In Principle and Practice. 765 pp. Volume II. Unsolved Clinical Problems: In Biological Perspective. 740 pp. Published for The American Foundation by Little, Brown & Co., Boston. 1955.
Leopold Bellak
pp. 272-273
The Arrow and the Lyre. A Study of the Role of Love in the Works of Thomas Mann: By Frank Donald Hirschbach. The Hague, Netherlands: Martinus Nijhoff, 1955. 195 pp.
Heinz Kohut
pp. 273-275
Michelangelo. A Study in the Nature of Art: By Adrian Stokes. New York: Philosophical Library, Inc., 1956. 154 pp.
Joseph Weiss
pp. 275-277
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Friendly Expanses—Horrid Empty Spaces. Michael Balint. Pp. 225-241.
pp. 278
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Growth Inertia and Shame: Their Therapeutic Implications and Dangers. Roy R. Grinker. Pp. 242-253.
pp. 278
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: The Role of the Superego and Ego Ideal in Character Formation. Samuel Novey. Pp. 254-259.
pp. 278-278
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: The Communicative Function of the Dream. Mark Kanzer. Pp. 260-266.
pp. 279-279
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955.: On the Motivation of Human Relationships. Barbara Lantos. Pp. 267-288.
pp. 279
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Entropy, Organization and the Problem of the Economy of Human Relationships. Thomas S. Szasz. Pp. 289-297.
pp. 279
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: The Social Context of Supervision. Minna Emch. Pp. 298-306.
pp. 280-280
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Unconscious Mental Processes and the Psychosomatic Concept. Allan Strauss. Pp. 307-319.
pp. 280
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Psychosis and Psychosomatic Illness. Melitta Sperling. Pp. 320-327.
pp. 280
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Notes on Menstruation. Emilio M. Rodrigue. Pp. 328-334.
pp. 281-281
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Clinical and Theoretical Observations on Male Homosexuality. Thomas Freeman. Pp. 335-347.
pp. 281
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: A Note on Blathering. W. Clifford M. Scott. Pp. 348-349.
pp. 281
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: On Determinism. Hans Lampl. Pp. 350-354.
pp. 281
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: A Note on the Compatibility of Psychic Determinism and Freedom of Will. Samuel D. Lipton. Pp. 355-356.
pp. 281
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: On the Use of the Psi Hypothesis in Psychoanalysis. Jule Eisenbud. Pp. 370-374.
pp. 282-282
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: An Ego-Psychological Theory of Hypnosis. Leopold Bellak. Pp. 375-378.
pp. 282
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: On So-Called 'Depersonalization'. Andrew Peto. Pp. 379-386.
pp. 282
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Linkage Fantasies and Representations. Mortimer Ostow. Pp. 387-392.
pp. 282
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVI, 1955: Nail Biting and the Integrative Process. Joseph C. Solomon. Pp. 393-395.
Joseph Lander
pp. 283-283
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: A Methodological Critique of Freud's Schreber Analysis. Orville S. Walters. Pp. 321-342.
pp. 283
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: The Image of the Heart and the Synergic Principle in Psychoanalysis (Psychosynergy). Part II. Daniel E. Schneider. Pp. 343-360.
pp. 283
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: The Dream. Introduction to the Psychology of Dreams. Herbert Silberer. Pp. 361-387.
pp. 283-284
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: The Development of the Individual. H. E. Eisler. Pp. 388-401.
pp. 284
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Conrad Aiken and Psychoanalysis. David M. Rein. Pp. 402-411.
pp. 284
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: The Reality Testing of the Scientist. Mark Kanzer. Pp. 412-418.
pp. 284
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Analytic Psychotherapy With the Elderly. Martin Grotjahn. Pp. 419-427.
pp. 285-285
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Organic Psychosis. Heinrich Meng and Erich Stern. Pp. 428-434.
pp. 285
Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: An Undiscovered Source of Heterosexual Disturbance. Carl Fulton Sulzberger. Pp. 435-437.
Joseph Lander
pp. 285
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: Some Notes on Masochism. Gerald H. J. Pearson. Pp. 1-20.
pp. 285
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: A Technical Problem Expressed in the First Interview. Willard D. Boaz. Pp. 33-42.
pp. 285-286
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: What Is Ego Weakness? Gerald H. J. Pearson. Pp. 43-48.
pp. 286
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: Transference in Psychoanalytic Case Supervision. William L. Peltz. Pp. 49-52.
pp. 286
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: Countertransference Abuse of Analytic Rules. Abraham Freedman. Pp. 53-54.
pp. 286
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: A Scarcely Recognized Factor in the Oedipus Complex. Henry Harper Hart. Pp. 54-57.
pp. 286
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: The Umbilical Stump: A Speculation. George S. Sprague. Pp. 57-59.
pp. 286-287
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: Sleep in Psychoanalysis. W. Clifford M. Scott. Pp. 72-83.
pp. 287
The Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: The Feeling of Nostalgia and Its Relationship to Phobia. Abraham Freedman. Pp. 84-92.
Edwin F. Alston
pp. 287
Psychiatric Quarterly. XXX, 1956: The Fate of One's Face. Joost A. M. Meerloo. Pp. 31-43.
pp. 287-288
Psychiatric Quarterly. XXX, 1956: Unconscious Reasons for Husbands' 'Confessions' to Their Jealous Wives. Edmund Bergler. Pp. 73-76.
pp. 288
Psychiatric Quarterly. XXX, 1956: A Schizophrenic Patient Describes the Action of Intensive Psychotherapy. M. L. Hayward and J. E. Taylor. Pp. 211-248.
pp. 288
Psychiatric Quarterly. XXX, 1956: Study of Attempted Suicides in Psychotic Patients: A Dynamic Concept. J. D. Waxberg. Pp. 464-470.
pp. 288-289
Psychiatric Quarterly. XXX, 1956: Multiple Origins and Functions of Guilt. Melitta Schmideberg. Pp. 471-477.
Joseph Biernoff
pp. 289
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Psychological Evaluation of Women With Cancer of the Breast and of the Cervix. John I. Wheeler, Jr. and Bettye McDonald Caldwell. Pp. 256-268.
pp. 289
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Autonomic Function in the Neonate: I. Implications for Psychosomatic Theory. Julius B. Richmond and Seymour L. Lustman. Pp. 269-275.
pp. 289-290
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Irregular Discharge from Tuberculosis Hospitals. A Major Unsolved Problem. William C. Lewis, Thomas Lorenz, and George Calden. Pp. 276-290.
pp. 290
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955.
pp. 290
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Some Problems for a Theory of Emotion. Robert Pluchik. Pp. 306-310.
pp. 290
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Observations on the Role of the Mechanism of Depression in Some Patients With Disseminated Lupus Erythematosus. Allan R. McClary, Eugene Meyer, and Elliot L. Weitzman. Pp. 311-321.
pp. 290-291
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Volume XVII, No. 5.
pp. 291
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Emotional Factors in the Etiology of Hyperthyroidism Occurring in Relation to Pregnancy. Summary of Eleven Cases. Theodore Lidz. Pp. 420-427.
pp. 291
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Observations on the House-Tree-Person Drawing Test Before and After Surgery. Bernhard C. Meyer, Fred Brown, and Abraham Levine. Pp. 428-454.
pp. 291
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Brief Psychodynamically Oriented Therapy. Simon Rothenberg. Pp. 455-457.
pp. 291
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Gestural Movement During Psychiatric Interview. P. Sainsbury. Pp. 458-469.
pp. 292-292
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Psychosomatic Study of a Case of Asthma. Franz Alexander and Harold Visotsky. Pp. 470-472.
Edwin F. Alston
pp. 292
Journal of Personality. XXIV, 1956: An Empirical Test of Two Freudian Hypotheses Concerning Castration Anxiety. Bernard Schwartz. Pp. 318-327.
pp. 292
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956—Symposium on Jung's Contribution to Analytic Thought and Practice: I. The Evolution of Jung's Researches. Michael Fordham. Pp. 3-8.
Edwin F. Alston
pp. 292-293
Revista De Psicoanálisis. XIII, 1956: Marital Difficulties and Projective Identification. David Liberman. Pp. 1-20.
pp. 293-294
Revista De Psicoanálisis. XIII, 1956: Psychoanalytic Observations on Certain Aspects of Psychosis in a Congenitally Blind Patient. Mauricio Abadi. Pp. 21-40.
Gabriel De La Vega
pp. 294
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
Poul M. Faergeman
pp. 295-296
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
Albert A. Rosner
pp. 297-298
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
John Donadeo
pp. 298-300
Notes
pp. 300
Notes
pp. 300
Notes
pp. 300-301
The Meanings and Uses of Countertransference
Heinrich Racker
pp. 303-357
The Role of Narcissism in Moral Masochism
Isidor Bernstein
pp. 358-377
Penelope's Character
George Devereux
pp. 378-386
Teaching and Learning of Psychoanalytic Psychiatry in Medical School
S. A. Szurek
pp. 387-396
Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Developments in Theory, Technique, and Training: By Franz Alexander, M.D. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1956. 299 pp.
Leo Stone
pp. 397-405
New Directions in Psychoanalysis. The Significance of Infant Conflict in the Pattern of Adult Behavior: Edited by Melanie Klein, Paula Heimann, and R. E. Money-Kyrle. New York: Basic Books, Inc. 1955. 534 pp.
David Beres
pp. 406-411
Integrating Sociological and Psychoanalytic Concepts. An Exploration in Child Psychotherapy: By Otto Pollak. New York: Russell Sage Foundation, 1956. 284 pp.
Ernest A. Rappaport
pp. 411-416
Erinnerungen an Sigmund Freud (Memories of Sigmund Freud): By Ludwig Binswanger. Berne, Switzerland: A. Francke AG Verlag, 1956. 120 pp.
Yela Lowenfeld
pp. 416-419
Mental Health and Infant Development. Volume I—Papers and Discussion. 308 Pp. Volume Ii—Case Histories. 289 Pp.: Edited by Kenneth Soddy, M.D. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1956.
G. F.
pp. 419-421
Patterns of Mothering: By Sylvia Brody, Ph.D. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1956. 446 pp.
Augusta Bonnard
pp. 421-423
Being and Nothingness. An Essay on Phenomenological Ontology: By Jean-Paul Sartre. Translated and with an introduction by Hazel E. Barnes. New York: Philosophical Library, 1956. 638 pp.
H. G. Van Der Waals
pp. 423-431
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): Report on My Studies in Paris and Berin (1886). Sigmund Freud. Pp. 2-7.
pp. 432
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): On the Psychical Mechanism of Hysterical Phenomena (1893). Josef Breuer and Sigmund Freud. Pp. 8-13.
pp. 432
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): On the Teaching of Psychoanalysis in Universities (1918). Sigmund Freud. Pp. 14-15.
pp. 432
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): Memorandum on the Electrical Treatment of War Neurotics (1920). Sigmund Freud. Pp. 16-18.
pp. 432-433
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): The Inception of 'Totem and Taboo'. Ernest Jones. Pp. 34-35.
pp. 433
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): Character and Neurosis. Herman Nunberg. Pp. 36-45.
pp. 433
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): Phylogenetic vs. Ontogenetic Experience. Robert Fliess. Pp. 46-60.
pp. 433-434
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): The Schreber Case. Franz Baumeyer. Pp. 61-74.
pp. 434
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): Freud's Repression Concept. A Survey and Attempted Clarification. Peter Madison. Pp. 75-81.
pp. 434
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): Freud's Writings on Art. Louis Fraiberg. Pp. 82-96.
pp. 434
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): Dream and Vision. Some Remarks on Freud's Egyptian Bird Dream. Eva M. Rosenfeld. Pp. 97-105.
pp. 434
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956. (The Freud Centenary Number.): Freud and the Future. Thomas Mann. Pp. 106-115.
Joseph Lander
pp. 435-435
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Ego Movement and Identification. A. Chapman Isham. Pp. 1-17.
pp. 435
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Spasmodic Torticollis. William F. Murphy and Mignon Chasen. Pp. 18-30.
pp. 435
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: A Note on Some Biologic Parallels Between Certain Innate Animal Behavior and Moral Masochism. Esther Menaker. Pp. 31-41.
pp. 435-436
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Dream Analysis Within Dreams. Joseph Wilder. Pp. 42-56.
pp. 436
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Should Patients Be Presented in Person? Harold I. Lief. Pp. 57-67.
pp. 436
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Psychotherapy of the Aged. Alvin I. Goldfarb. Pp. 68-81.
pp. 436
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Clinical Observations on the Effect of Analytically Oriented Group Therapy and Group Supervision on the Therapist. Cornelius Beukenkamp. Pp. 82-90.
pp. 436-437
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: A Contribution to the Problem of Sado-Masochism. F. S. Friedenberg. Pp. 91-96.
pp. 437
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Salome, The Turning Point in the Life of Oscar Wilde. Edmund Bergler. Pp. 97-103.
pp. 437
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: The Origins of Peter Pan. Marietta Karpe. Pp. 104-110.
pp. 437
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: A Hypnoanalytic Exploration of the Psychopathology of Blushing and Erythrophobia. Jerome M. Schneck. Pp. 111-115.
pp. 438-438
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: The 'I'm Damned if I Do, and Damned if I Don't' Technique. Edmund Bergler. Pp. 116-119.
Joseph Lander
pp. 438
Psychiatric Quarterly. XXX, 1956: Psychotherapeutic Evolution and Its Implications. L. C. Kolb. Pp. 579-597.
pp. 438-439
Psychiatric Quarterly. XXX, 1956: Yurok Shell Money and 'Pains': A Freudian Interpretation. S. H. Posinsky. Pp. 598-632.
Joseph Biernoff
pp. 439
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: A Study of the Psychodynamics of Duodenal Ulcer Exacerbations: With Special Reference to Treatment and the Problem of 'Specificity'. Avery D. Weisman. Pp. 2-42.
pp. 439
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Psychodynamic Significance of Seizure Content in Psychomotor Epilepsy. Arthur W. Epstein and Frank Ervin. Pp. 43-45.
pp. 439
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Reaction of the Adrenal Cortex to Emotional Stress. Eugene L. Bliss, Claude J. Migeon, C. H. Hardin Branch, and Leo T. Samuels. Pp. 56-76.
pp. 440-440
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Recurrent Urinary Retention Due to Emotional Factors. Report of a Case. George E. Williams and Adelaide M. Johnson. Pp. 77-80.
pp. 440
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Herpes Recurrens—Emotional Factors. Report of a Case. Paul Weichselbaum. Pp. 81-83.
pp. 440
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Coexisting Organ Neuroses. A Clinical Study. Peter L. Giovacchini. Pp. 84-88.
pp. 440
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Evaluation of Results of Psychotherapy. Milton Rosenbaum, Jane Friedlander, and Stanley M. Kaplan. Pp. 113-132.
pp. 440-441
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Psychological Significance of Visual Auras. Study of Three Cases With Brain Damage and Seizures. Aaron T. Beck and Thomas Guthrie. Pp. 133-142.
Edwin F. Alston
pp. 441
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: Freud's Life and Work, an Appreciation of Ernest Jones's Biography. J. D. Sutherland. Pp. 77-81.
pp. 441-442
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: Recent Developments in Psychoanalytical Theory. H. Guntrip. Pp. 82-99.
pp. 442
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: Contributions to the Theory of Play. Elizabeth Kardos and Andrew Peto. Pp. 100-112.
pp. 442
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: Considerations Arising Out of the Schreber Case. W. Ronald D. Fairbairn. Pp. 113-127.
pp. 442-443
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: Hinjra and Jiryan: Two Derivatives of Hindu Attitudes to Sexuality. George M. Carstairs. Pp. 128-138.
pp. 443
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: A Case of an Unusual Impulse Disorder. C. K. Hofling and R. W. Minnehan. Pp. 150-161.
pp. 443
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: Pleasure, Object and Libido. Michael Balint. Pp. 162-167.
Edward M. Weinshel
pp. 443
Revista De Psicoanálisis. XIII, 1956: From the Inner to the Outer Objects. Internalization and Externalization. The Magnitudes of Identifications. Arnaldo Rascovsky. Pp. 103-117.
pp. 444-444
Revista De Psicoanálisis. XIII, 1956: Obesity and Two Types of Feeding. Angel Garma. Pp. 153-159.
pp. 444
Revista De Psicoanálisis. XIII, 1956: Denial in the Compulsive Eater and in the Obese. Leon Grinberg. Pp. 160-169.
Gabriel De La Vega
pp. 444
Notes
pp. 445
Notes
pp. 445
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
John Donadeo
pp. 445-447
Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
pp. 447-448
Notes
pp. 448
Letters Pertaining to Freud's 'History of an Infantile Neurosis'
pp. 449-460
The Oral Triad Applied to Psychosomatic Disorders
Joseph G. Kepecs
pp. 461-475
Migraine: Dynamics and Choice of Symptom
Karem J. Monsour
pp. 476-493
Some Aspects of Sexual Activity in a Fetishist
Philip Weissman
pp. 494-507
The Waiting Syndrome
Leon L. Altman
pp. 508-518
Transference and Motility
E. Eduardo Krapf
pp. 519-526
Science Fiction—A New Mythos
Ednita P. Bernabeu
pp. 527-535
Edward E. Hitschmann—1871-1957
Felix Deutsch
pp. 536-538
Nostalgia. A Psychoanalytic Study of Marcel Proust: By Milton L. Miller, M.D. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1956. 306 pp.
David Beres
pp. 539-541
Beyond Laughter: By Martin Grotjahn, M.D. New York: Blakiston Division, McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1957. 285 pp.
Geraldine Pederson-Krag
pp. 541-542
The Hostile Mind: By Leon J. Saul, M.D. New York: Random House, Inc., 1956. 211 pp.
Geraldine Pederson-Krag
pp. 543-543
Myth and Guilt. The Crime and Punishment of Mankind: By Theodor Reik. New York: George Braziller, Inc., 1957. 432 pp.
Herbert I. Harris
pp. 543-544
Art and Psychoanalysis: Edited by William Phillips. New York: Criterion Books, Inc., 1957. 552 pp.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 544-545
Readings in Marriage Counseling: Edited by Clark E. Vincent. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Co., 1957. 500 pp.
Martin Grotjahn
pp. 545-546
Anxiety and Magic Thinking: By Charles Odier, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1956. 302 pp.
Isidore Ziferstein
pp. 546-548
Fundamentals of Language: By Roman Jakobson and Morris Halle. The Hague: Mouton & Co., 1956. 87 pp.
I. Peter Glauber
pp. 548-551
Freudiana: Presented by A. A. Roback. Cambridge, Mass.: Sci-Art Publishers, 1957. 240 pp.
Edward E. Harkavy
pp. 551-552
The Doctor, his Patient and the Illness: By Michael Balint, M.D. Foreword by Maurice Levine, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1957. 355 pp.
Werner Nathan
pp. 553-555
The Functions of Social Conflict: By Lewis A. Coser. Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press, 1956. 188 pp.
Joseph Biernoff
pp. 555-557
Dynamics of Psychotherapy. The Psychology of Personality Change. Volume I. Principles. 211 Pp. Volume II. Process. 398 Pp.: By Percival M. Symonds, Ph.D. New York: Grune & Stratton, Inc., 1956 and 1957.
Bernard Brodsky
pp. 557-558
Living Magic: By Ronald Rose. Chicago: Rand McNally & Co., 1956. 240 pp.
Jule Eisenbud
pp. 558-560
The Urge to Punish. New Approaches to the Problem of Mental Responsibility for Crime: By Henry Weihofen. New York: Farrar, Straus and Cudahy, Inc., 1956. 211 pp.
Harold D. Lasswell
pp. 560-561
The Image of the Heart and the Principle of Synergy in the Human Mind: By Daniel E. Schneider, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1956. 267 pp.
Milton Lester
pp. 562-563
Insanity, Art, and Culture: By Francis Reitman, M.D. New York: Philosophical Library, Inc., 1954. 111 pp.
pp. 563-564
Personality in a Communal Society. An Analysis of the Mental Health of the Hutterites: By Bert Kaplan and Thomas F. A. Plaut. Lawrence, Kansas: University of Kansas Publications, 1956. 116 pp. The interdisciplinary team that studied the mental health of the Hutterites, and whose findings have already been published by Eaton and Weil in Culture and Mental Disorders, has now released another report. The earlier book attempted a survey of Hutterite mental illness and a comparison of the incidence rates with those found in other groups; the present volume deals with the relationship between Hutterite personality and culture. The results, in terms of method and data, are most inadequate.
S. H. Posinsky
pp. 564-565
Mythology and Values. An Analysis of Navaho Chantway Myths: By Katherine Spencer. Philadelphia: American Folklore Society, 1957. 240 pp.
S. H. Posinsky
pp. 565-566
Ministry and Medicine in Human Relations: Edited by Iago Galdston, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1955. 173 pp.
Thomas J. Bigham
pp. 566-568
Medicine in a Changing Society. Lectures to the Laity, No. XVIII. the New York Academy of Medicine: Edited by Iago Galdston, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1956. 166 pp.
Charles Kligerman
pp. 568-569
Principles of General Psychology: By Gregory A. Kimble. New York: The Ronald Press, Co., 1956. 400 pp.
Gertrud M. Kurth
pp. 570-571
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956.: Symbolism and Its Relationship to the Primary and Secondary Processes. Charles Rycroft. Pp. 137-146.
pp. 572
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Notes on Symbolism. Emilio Rodrigué. Pp. 147-158.
pp. 572
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Vocational Hazards of Psychoanalysis. Allen Wheelis. Pp. 171-184.
pp. 572-573
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Psychoanalytic Reflections on the Development of Ball Games, Particularly Cricket. Adrian Stokes. Pp. 185-192.
pp. 573
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Some Psychoanalytic Aspects of Biography. Edward Hitschmann. Pp. 265-269.
pp. 573
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Transference in Symbolic Realization. M. A. Sechehaye. Pp. 270-277.
pp. 573-574
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Communication of Primary Sensual Experience (The Yell of Joy). Marion Milner. Pp. 278-281.
pp. 574
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Reality of the Object and Economic Point of View. F. Pasche and M. Renard. Pp. 282-285.
pp. 574
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Beyond the Oral Stage. Arnaldo Rascovsky. Pp. 286-289.
pp. 574
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Closed Circle. An Early Image of Sexual Intercourse. Hilde Lewinsky. Pp. 290-297.
pp. 574-575
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: On the Oral Basis of a Case of Male Homosexuality. Alfred Winterstein. Pp. 298-302.
pp. 575
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Dynamics of Transference Interpretations. Paula Heimann. Pp. 303-310.
pp. 575
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Psychoanalysis and Criminology: A Political Survey. Edward Glover. Pp. 311-318.
pp. 575
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Contribution of Psychoanalysis to Forensic Psychiatry. Gregory Zilboorg. Pp. 318-324.
pp. 576-576
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Anxieties of Michelangelo Buonarroti. Richard and Editha Sterba. Pp. 325-330.
pp. 576
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Release of Internal Images. Gustav Bychowski. Pp. 331-338.
pp. 576
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Depression in the Schizophrenic. Hanna Segal. Pp. 339-343.
pp. 576-577
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Development of Schizophrenic Thought. W. R. Bion. Pp. 344-346.
pp. 577
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Repetition and Repetition Compulsion. Walter Toman. Pp. 347-350.
pp. 577
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: A Contribution to the Problems of Female Sexuality. Hilda C. Abraham. Pp. 351-353.
pp. 577
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Theory of Instinctual Drives. Jeanne Lampl-de Groot. Pp. 354-359.
pp. 577
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Normal Countertransference and Some of Its Deviations. R. E. Money-Kyrle. Pp. 360-366.
pp. 578-578
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Introduction to the Discussion on Problems of Transference. Robert Waelder. Pp. 367-368.
pp. 578
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Current Concepts of Transference. Elizabeth R. Zetzel. Pp. 369-376.
pp. 578
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Transference and Transference Neurosis. W. Hoffer. Pp. 377-379.
pp. 578
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Transference: The Analytical Setting and Its Prototype. René A. Spitz. Pp. 380-385.
pp. 578-579
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: On Transference. D. W. Winnicott. Pp. 386-388.
pp. 579
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Cold and Warmth in the Transference Experience. E. E. Krapf. Pp. 389-391.
pp. 579
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Transference and Thought Transference. Emilio Servadio. Pp. 392-395.
pp. 579
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The General Theory of Sexual Perversion. W. H. Gillespie. Pp. 396-403.
pp. 579
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Ego in Perverse Relationships. S. Nacht, R. Diatkine, and J. Favreau. Pp. 404-413.
pp. 580-580
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Meaning and Genesis of Fetishism. Angel Garma. Pp. 414-415.
pp. 580
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Rebirth Motif in Homosexuality and Its Teleological Significance. I. Peter Glauber. Pp. 416-421.
pp. 580
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Delinquent Acts as Perversions and Fetishes. Melitta Schmideberg. Pp. 422-424.
pp. 580
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Development of the Ego Concept in Freud's Work. Heinz Hartmann. Pp. 425-438.
pp. 580-581
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Re-Evaluation of the Process of Working Through. Phyllis Greenacre. Pp. 439-444.
pp. 581
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: On Some Vicissitudes of Insight in Psychoanalysis. Ernst Kris. Pp. 445-455.
pp. 581
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Role of Identification in Psychoanalytic Procedure. Jeanne Lampl-de Groot. Pp. 456-459.
pp. 581-582
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: Some Remarks on the Role of Speech in Psychoanalytic Technique. Rudolph M. Loewenstein. Pp. 460-468.
pp. 582
International Journal of Psychoanalysis. XXXVII, 1956: The Nature and Function of the Analyst's Communication to the Patient. Charles Rycroft. Pp. 469-472.
Joseph Lander
pp. 582
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Preliminary Notes on Transference in Borderline Neurosis. C. V. Ramana. Pp. 129-145.
pp. 583-583
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: The Psychodynamic Significance of Beliefs Regarding the Cause of Serious Illness. Morton Bard and Ruth B. Dyk. Pp. 146-162.
pp. 583
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: An Operational Reformulation of Some of the Basic Principles of Psychoanalysis. Albert Ellis. Pp. 163-180.
pp. 583
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Some Recent Psychoanalytic Theories of Schizophrenia. Arnold H. Modell. Pp. 181-194.
pp. 584-584
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: On the Ontogenesis of Repression. Gove Hambidge, Jr. Pp. 195-203.
pp. 584
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Forms of the Family Romance. T. A. Watters. Pp. 204-213.
pp. 584
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Oedipus the King. An Interpretation. Charles Rado. Pp. 228-234.
pp. 584
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Externalization of the Toxic Introject. Marie L. Coleman. Pp. 235-242.
pp. 585-585
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: A Comparative Study of Symbol Formation in the Rorschach Test and the Dream. Rose Palm. Pp. 246-251.
pp. 585
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: The Psychodynamism of the Analytic Process. Durval Marcondes. Pp. 261-271.
pp. 585
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Black Magic and Superego Formation. Stanley Rosenman. Pp. 272-319.
pp. 585-586
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: The Dynamic You-and-I Relationship With a Borderline Personality. Gerald Hill. Pp. 320-336.
pp. 586
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Love and the Psychodynamics of Adaptation. Henry B. Richardson. Pp. 337-347.
pp. 586
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Lesbianism as a Transitory Solution of the Ego. Rudolph Wittenberg. Pp. 348-357.
pp. 586
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Defensive Meaning of a Specific Anxiety Syndrome. Peter L. Giovacchini. Pp. 373-380.
pp. 586
Psychoanalytic Review. XLIII, 1956: Ulcerative Colitis as an Anniversary Symptom. Bernhard Bressler. Pp. 381-387.
Joseph Lander
pp. 587-587
Samiksa. VIII, 1954: Contributions to the Psychology of Homosexuals. Edmund Bergler. Pp. 205-209.
pp. 587
Samiksa. VIII, 1954: Belief, Superstition, and Symptom. George Devereux. Pp. 210-215.
Lewis J. Fielding
pp. 587
Bulletin of the Philadelphia Association for Psychoanalysis. VI, 1956: Critical Discussion of the Concept of an Instinct of Destruction. Robert Waelder. Pp. 97-109.
Edwin F. Alston
pp. 587-588
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Influence of Symbolic Processes on the Role of Instincts in Human Behavior. Lawrence S. Kubie. Pp. 189-208.
pp. 588-589
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Psychological Factors in the Neurodermatoses. Sidney E. Cleveland and Seymour Fisher. Pp. 209-220.
pp. 589
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Psychological Aspects of Cardiac Disease. Stanley M. Kaplan. Pp. 221-233.
pp. 589
Psychosomatic Medicine. XVIII, 1956: Response During Anesthesia and Surgery. Fred H. Herring. Pp. 243-251.
Edward M. Weinshel
pp. 589
Journal of the Hillside Hospital. VI, 1957: The Meaning of Insulin Therapy to a Schizophrenic Patient. L. Bryce Boyer. Pp. 3-6.
pp. 589
Journal of the Hillside Hospital. VI, 1957: The Origin of Money in the Animal Sacrifice. William H. Desmonde. Pp. 7-23.
pp. 589-590
Journal of the Hillside Hospital. VI, 1957: Psychotherapy With a Case of Maladie des Tics. Joseph William Slap. Pp. 43-54.
Joseph Afterman
pp. 590
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: The Effects of Sudden Weaning on Zulu Children. Ronald C. Albino and V. J. Thompson. Pp. 177-210.
pp. 590-591
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: The Effects of Mother-Child Separation: A Follow-Up Study. John Bowlby, Mary Ainsworth, Mary Boston, and Dina Rosenbluth. Pp. 211-247.
pp. 591
British Journal of Medical Psychology. XXIX, 1956: Sir Kenelm Digby on folie à Deux. A Historical Note. H. Phillip Greenberg, Richard A. Hunter, and Ida Macalpine. Pp. 294-297.
McClain Johnston
pp. 591-592
Revista Uruguaya De Psicoanálisis. I, 1956: A Study of the Concept of the Idealized Object: Its Assimilation and Its Encapsulation. Willy Baranger. Pp. 26-63.
pp. 592
Revista Uruguaya De Psicoanálisis. I, 1956: Sickness Fantasy and Development of Insight in the Analysis of a Child. Madeleine Baranger. Pp. 143-182.
pp. 592
Revista Uruguaya De Psicoanálisis. I, 1956: Trauma in Reality and Analysis of Children. Hector Garbarino. Pp. 342-354.
Gabriel De La Vega
pp. 592
Meeting of the New York Psychoanalytic Society
John Donadeo
pp. 593-594
Notes
pp. 595-595
Notes
pp. 595
Notes
pp. 596-596
Notes
pp. 596
Notes
pp. 596

Psychoanalytic Quarterly

Psychoanalysis and Blindness

A Contribution to the Psychology of Bodily Feelings

River Symbolism—Part II

The Psychoanalytic Diagnostic Interview

A Note on the Significance of Names

Susanna S. Haigh—1893-1956

Lincoln Rahman—1904-1956

Final Contributions to the Problems and Methods of Psychoanalysis. The Selected Papers of Sandor Ferenczi, M.D. Volume III: Edited by Michael Balint, M.D. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1955. 447 pp.

Schools of Psychoanalytic Thought. An Exposition, Critique, and Attempt at Integration: By Ruth L. Munroe. New York: The Dryden Press, Publishers, 1955. 670 pp.

The Annual Survey of Psychoanalysis, Volume III, 1952: Edited by John Frosch, M.D., in collaboration with Nathaniel Ross, M.D., Sidney Tarachow, M.D., and Jacob A. Arlow, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1956. 682 pp.

Sigmund Freud. Four Centenary Addresses: By Ernest Jones, M.D. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1956. 150 pp.

Les Théories Psychosomatiques. Origines Psychanalytiques—Importance Psychologique (Psychosomatic Theories. Psychoanalytic Origins—Psychological Significance): By Jean-Paul Valabrega. Introduction by Dr. Henry Ey. Paris: Presses Universitaires de France, 1954. 192 pp.

Energy and Structure in Psychoanalysis: By Kenneth Mark Colby, M.D. New York: The Ronald Press Co., 1955. 154 pp.

Der Traum Und Seine Be-Deutung (The Dream and its Significance): By Werner Kemper. Hamburg: Rowohlt Taschenbuch Verlag, 1955. 220 pp.

A Class for Disturbed Children: By Leonard Kornberg. New York: Bureau of Publications, Teachers College, Columbia University, 1955. 157 pp.

The Object Relations Technique. (Book and Test Cards): By Herbert Phillipson, M.A. Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press, 1956. 224 pp.

Family, Socialization and Interaction Process: By Talcott Parsons and Robert F. Bales. With the collaboration of James Olds, Phillip Slater, and Morris Zelditch, Jr. Glencoe, Illinois: The Free Press, 1955. 422 pp.

Migration and Mental Disease. A Study of First Admissions to Hospitals for Mental Disease, New York, 1939-1941: By Benjamin Malzberg and Everett S. Lee. New York: Social Science Research Council, 1956. 142 pp.

The Neuroses in Clinical Practice: By Henry P. Laughlin, M.D. Philadelphia: W. B. Saunders Co., 1956. 802 pp.

The Practice of Psychiatry in General Hospitals: Edited by A. E. Bennett, M.D., Eugene A. Hargrove, M.D., and Bernice Engle. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1956. 178 pp.

The Psychology of Economics: By Walter A. Weisskopf. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1955. 266 pp.

Emotional Problems of Living. Avoiding the Neurotic Pattern: By O. Spurgeon English, M.D. and Gerald H. J. Pearson, M.D. Revised and Enlarged Edition. New York: W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., 1955. 592 pp.

Essays on the Sociology of Culture: By Karl Mannheim. New York: Oxford University Press, Inc., 1956. 253 pp.

Alcoholism. Its Psychology and Cure: By Frederick B. Rea. New York: Philosophical Library, Inc., 1956. 143 pp.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Dreams and Perception. Charles Fisher. Pp. 389-445.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Day Residue in Dream and Myth. Martin Wangh. Pp. 446-452.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Color in Dreams. Victor Calef. Pp. 453-461.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Color in Dreams. Louis Linn. Pp. 462-465.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: The Convertible as a Symbol in Dreams. Alexander Grinstein. Pp. 446-472.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: The Written Dream. Louis S. Lipschutz. Pp. 473-478.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: A Note on Morning Depressions. Samuel A. Guttan. Pp. 479-483.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Primitive Genital Mutilations in a Neurotic's Dream. George Devereux. Pp. 484-493.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Extramural Psychoanalytic Treatment of a Case of Narcotic Addiction. Robert A. Savitt. Pp. 494-502.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: An Episode of Sleepwalking. Don D. Jackson. Pp. 503-508.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Enuresis and Bisexual Identification. Martin A. Berezin. Pp. 509-513.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association. II, 1954: Regressive Reaction to the Interpretation of a Dream. Lawrence J. Friedman. Pp. 514-518.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Empathy, Common Ground of Ethics and of Personality Theory. David A. Stewart. Pp. 131-141.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Toward a Theory of the Ego. Stanley Rosenman. Pp. 142-159.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Unconscious Mechanisms in 'Writer's Block'. Edmund Bergler. Pp. 160-167.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Hybris—A Reaction to Positive Transference. Alfred J. Siegman. Pp. 172-179.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Psychotherapy of Aged Persons. IV. Alvin I. Goldfarb. Pp. 180-187.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Emotions as a Cause of Cancer, Eighteenth and Nineteenth Century Contributions. Samuel J. Kowal. Pp. 217-227.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Early Phases of Ego Structure Adumbrated in the Regressive Ego States of Schizophrenic Psychosis, and Elucidated in Intensive Psychotherapy. David W. Abse. Pp. 228-238.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Left-Handed Writing, A Study in the Psychoanalysis of Language. Theodore Thas-Thienemann. Pp. 239-261.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: The Illusions of Work. Harold Feldman. Pp. 262-270.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: On the Superego in Adolescence. Rudolph Wittenberg. Pp. 271-279.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Concerning the Biological Aspects of the Oedipus Complex. G. M. Davidson. Pp. 280-283.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Incest as Revenge Against the Preoedipal Mother. Lillian Gordon. Pp. 284-292.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: The Second Book and the Second Play. Edmund Bergler. Pp. 293-297.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Paroxysmal Tachycardia. Maria F. Fleischl. Pp. 298-303.

The Psychoanalytic Review. XLII, 1955: Modesty as a Quasi-Moral Resistance. Theodore Branfman. Pp. 304-306.

Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic. XX, 1956: Chlorpromazine, Depersonalization, and Visual Hallucinosis. Donald J. Watterson. Pp. 20-24.

Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic. XX, 1956: A Controlled, Blind Study of Effects of Thorazine on Psychotic Behavior. P. E. Feldman, B. S. Lacy, A. E. Walker, and N. J. Garrez. Pp. 25-47.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Idiopathic Sexual Precocity in the Male: Management; Report of a Case. J. Money and J. G. Hampson. Pp. 1-15.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Psychophysiological Correlations in Ulcerative Colitis. A. Karush, R. B. Hiatt, and G. E. Daniels. Pp. 36-56.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Study of Correlations Between Electroencephalographic and Psychological Patterns in Emotionally Disturbed Children. J. H. Taterka and J. Katz. Pp. 62-72.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Studies in Itching: (I) Contributions Toward an Understanding of the Physiology of Masochism. J. G. Kepecs and M. Robin. Pp. 87-95.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Emotional Factors in Graves' Disease. N. M. Mandelbrote and E. D. Wittkower. Pp. 109-123.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Dr. Kinsey and the Medical Profession. Lawrence S. Kubie. Pp. 172-184.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Cutaneous Vascular Reactions in Raynaud's Disease and in States of Hostility, Anxiety, and Depression. D. T. Graham. Pp. 200-207.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Nocturnal Gastric Secretions of Ulcer and Nonulcer Patients Under Stress. P. Wolff and J. Levine. Pp. 218-226.

Psychosomatic Medicine. XVII, 1955: Sudden Death from Asthma. D. Leigh. Pp. 232-239.

Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry. LXXII, 1954: A Neural Fractionating and Combining System. Richard M. Brickner. Pp. 1-10.

Archives of Neurology and Psychiatry. LXXII, 1954: Appetitive Behavior and Sign Stimuli in Human Life. Richard M. Brickner. Pp. 92-107.

Psychological Review. LXII, 1955: The Descent of Instinct. Frank A. Beach. Pp. 401-410.

Helliniki Iatriki. XXIV, 1955: Melampus's Treatment by Psychocatharsis of the 'Childlessness' of Iphicles. D. Kouretas and G. Tsoukantos. Pp. 1025-1029.

Notes

Notes

Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society

Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society

Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society

Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society

Meetings of the New York Psychoanalytic Society

Notes

Notes

A Footnote to Freud's 'Fragment of an Analysis of a Case of Hysteria'

Time and the Ego

Anaclitic Therapy Employing Drugs—A Case of Spider Phobia with Isakower Phenomenon

'Death in Venice' by Thomas Mann—A Story about the Disintegration of Artistic Sublimation