Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Science

1 Philosophical Issues

• Free Will and Laws of Human Behavior

  Adolf Grünbaum

  pp. 3-39

• The Problem of Consciousness

  Gordon G. Globus

  pp. 40-69

• Creativity: A Survey and Critique of Major Investigation

  Albert Rothenberg & Carl R. Hausman

  pp. 70-97

• The Parapraxis Specimen of Psychoanalysis

  Jean G. Schimek

  pp. 210-230

• The Psychoanalytic Study of Hand-Mouth Approximations

  Louis A. Gottschalk

  pp. 269-291

• Libidinal Object Constancy: A Theoretical Note

  Fred Pine

  pp. 307-313

• “Dream Intensification” as a Function of Prolonged Rem-period Interruption

  Harry Fiss, George S. Klein & Edward Shollar

  pp. 399-424

• Problems in the Psychology of Dreaming: A Review of the Work of Richard Jones

  Carter Umbarger

  pp. 425-448

• An Overview of Recent Sleep and Dream Research

  Thomas F. Anders

  pp. 449-469

• Acknowledgments

  pp. ix

• Preface

  pp. xiii

2 Psychoanalytic Model Construction

• On the Role of Classificatory Processes in Mental Functioning: Aspects of a Psychoanalytic Theoretical Model

  Benjamin B. Rubinstein

  pp. 101-185

3 Clinical and Theoretical Issues

• The Nature of Verbal Interventions in Psychoanalysis

  Victor H. Rosen

  pp. 189-209

4 Clinical and Quantitative Investigations

• What Sets Off Momentary Forgetting During A Psychoanalysis?: Investigations of Symptom-Onset Conditions

  Lester Luborsky & Jim Mintz

  pp. 233-268

5 Child Development

• On the First Three Subphases of the Separation-Individuation Process

  Margaret S. Mahler

  pp. 295-306

6 Dream and Sleep Research

• A Psychophysiological Study of Nightmares and Night Terrors: I. Physiological Aspects of the Stage 4 Night Terror

  Charles Fisher, Edwin Kahn, Adele Edwards & David Davis

  pp. 317-398

7 Critique of Theory

• Understanding Lacan

  Eugen S. Bär

  pp. 473-544