Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Science

General Theoretical

• Freud's Mechanistic and Humanistic Images of Man

  Robert R. Holt

  pp. 3-24

• The Nature of Psychological Change in Individuals and Its Relation to Cultural Change

  Lawrence S. Kubie

  pp. 25-37

• Questions about Man's Attempt to Understand Himself

  Frederic G. Worden

  pp. 38-54

• On Metaphor and Related Phenomena

  Benjamin B. Rubinstein

  pp. 70-108

• The Role of Verbal Clues in Clinical Listening

  Donald P. Spence & Marta Lugo

  pp. 109-131

• A Language Construction Approach for the Examination of Self/Object Representation in Varying Clinical States

  Irving Steingart & Norbert Freedman

  pp. 132-178

• The Stimulus Barrier in Early Infancy: An Exploration of Some Formulations of John Benjamin

  Katherine Tennes, Robert Emde, Anthony Kisley & David Metcalf

  pp. 206-234

• Cognitive Response to Stress: Experimental Studies of a “Compulsion To Repeat Trauma”1

  Mardi J. Horowitz & Stephanie Scharf Becker

  pp. 258-305

• Drive Stimulation and Psychopathology: On the Conditions Under Which Drive-Related External Events Evoke Pathological Reactions1

  Lloyd H. Silverman

  pp. 306-326

• Depression as Affect, Character Style, and Symptom Formation

  Arthur H. Schmale

  pp. 327-354

• Some Reflections on the Contribution of Psychoanalysis to Biography

  Bernard C. Meyer

  pp. 373-392

• Acknowledgments

  pp. vii-viii

• Introduction

  pp. xiii

Psycholinguistic

• On hearing, Oral Language, and Psychic Structure

  David A. Freedman

  pp. 57-69

Developmental

• The Vital Pleasures

  George S. Klein

  pp. 181-205

Clinical and Quantitative

• A Quantitative Study of a Psychoanalysis

  Hartvig Dahl

  pp. 237-257

Psychohistorical And Psychobiographical

• On Psychohistory

  Robert Jay Lifton

  pp. 355-372