Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Science

1 New Perspectives on Psychoanalysis

• Is Psychoanalysis Relevant?

  George S. Klein

  pp. 3-21

2 Clinical Psychoanalysis

• A Technical Device in Psychoanalysis and its Implications for a Scientific Psychotherapy

  Donald M. Kaplan

  pp. 25-41

• On Resistance to the Psychoanalytic Process: Some Thoughts on Its Nature and Motivations1

  Leo Stone

  pp. 42-73

• Some Mutual Contributions of Psychoanalysis and Child Development

  Lois Barclay Murphy

  pp. 99-123

• Language and Nonverbal Communicaton in Cognitive and Affective Processes

  McCay Vernon & William Gene Miller

  pp. 124-135

• The Developmental Sciences: A Bibliographic Analysis of a Trend

  Ilse Bry

  pp. 136-154

• Language Development in Young Schizophrenic Children: Direct Observation as a Constraint on Constructions in Analysis1

  Theodore Shapiro

  pp. 175-187

• Tracing a Thought Stream by Computer

  Donald P. Spence

  pp. 188-201

• On Information, Motivation, and Meaning

  Emanuel Peterfreund & Edi Franceschini

  pp. 220-262

• Freud's Concepts of Meaning

  Robert K. Shope

  pp. 276-303

• The Structural Hypothesis and Psychoanalytic Metatheory: An Essay on Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Philosophy of Science

  Emmett Wilson

  pp. 304-328

• On The Logic of Explanation in Psychoanalysis

  Benjamin B. Rubinstein

  pp. 338-358

• Another Look at the Logic of Explanation in Psychoanalysis

  Michael Sherwood

  pp. 359-366

• Acknowledgments

  pp. vii

• Preface

  pp. xi-xiii

3 Approaches to the Problem of Development

• Ego Development: Syllabus for a Course1

  Jane Loevinger

  pp. 77-98

4 Clinical-Experimental Studies

• The Effects of Aggressive Stimulation on Suicidal Patients: An Experimental Study of the Psychoanalytic Theory of Suicide1

  Eleanor H. Rutstein & Leo Goldberger

  pp. 157-174

5 Models Derived from Information-Processing Theory

• The Associative Memory Tree

  Stanley R. Palombo

  pp. 205-219

6 Issues in the Philosophy of Psychoanalysis

• Validation of Motivational Formulations: Acknowledgment as a Criterion

  Morris Eagle

  pp. 265-275

7 Discussion of Michael Sherwood's “The Logic of Explanation in Psychoanalysis”

• Sherwood on the Logic of Explanation in Psychoanalysis

  Morris Eagle

  pp. 331-337

8 Criticism of Theory

• Man, Morality, and Madness: Critical Perspectives on the Work of R. D. Laing1

  Elliot G. Mishier

  pp. 369-393