Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought

• Further Observations on the Poetzl Phenomenon: The Effects of Subliminal Visual Stimulation on Dreams, Images, and Hallucinations

  Charles Fisher

  pp. 3-56

• Transference-Interpretation, Semiotics, and Psychotherapeutic Change: Some Observations on Subjective De-Alienation

  Frank A. Johnson

  pp. 57-116

• A Comparison of the Notions of Self in the Philosophy of Heidegger and the Psychoanalytic Self Psychology of Kohut

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 117-144

• Structure in Psychoanalytic Interpretation: Narrative as Analogue

  Robert Rogers

  pp. 145-170

• Attention in Analysis

  Mark Epstein

  pp. 171-189

• The Setting and the Issues

  Norbert Freedman

  pp. 197-212

• Adaptation and Resistance: Reparation and the Return of the Repressed

  Karen Brecht

  pp. 233-247

• Some Thoughts on Freud's Attitude during the Nazi Period

  Janine Chasseguet-Smirgel

  pp. 249-265

• Apocalyptic Thinking in Mental Illness and Social Disorder

  Mortimer Ostow

  pp. 285-297

• On Reestablishing Contact

  John S. Kafka

  pp. 299-308

• Critique of Civilization and Psychoanalytic Identity

  Dierk Juelich

  pp. 321-335

• Psychoanalytic Method and the Politics of Discourse

  Barnaby B. Barratt

  pp. 337-350

Part I: Historical Perspective

• Aryan Analysts in Nazi Germany: Questions of Adaptation, Desymbotization, and Betrayal

  Anna M. Antonovsky

  pp. 213-231

Part II: On Meeting German Psychoanalysts Today

• How They Know Themselves: Confronting the Past—A Contribution to the History of the German Psychoanalytic Association

  Hermann Beland

  pp. 267-283

Part III: On Professional Responsibility and Psychoanalytic Identity: What Have We Learned from the Past?

• Professional Responsibility and the Professional's Paradox: Two Non-Analysts Reflect on Psychoanalysis in Nazi Germany

  Ralph Freedman & Lore Metzger

  pp. 309-319

Part IV: Further Reflections

• Psychoanalysis in Nazi Germany: Historical and Psychoanalytic Lessons

  Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 351-370

• The Real and the Reconstructed Past

  Peter H. Wolff

  pp. 379-414

• Perversion and Utopia: A Study in Psychoanalysis and Social Theory

  Joel Whitebook

  pp. 415-446

• Talking of Michelangelo

  Hellmut Wohl

  pp. 447-481

• Lacan's Transmission

  John P. Muller

  pp. 483-533

• The Clinical Situation and Epistemological Problems in Psychoanalysis: A Response to Grünbaum

  Michael Ferguson

  pp. 535-561

• The Brain and the Unconscious

  Eric Gillett

  pp. 563-578

• Solipsism and Community: Two Concepts of Mind in Philosophy and Psychoanalysis

  Marcia Cavell

  pp. 587-613

• The Self as Desire: A Freudian Dialectic

  Barry Opatow

  pp. 615-637

• The Development of the Hero: Sigmund Freud and the Reformation of the Jewish Tradition

  David S. Blatt

  pp. 639-703

• Notes on the Progressive and Regressive Shifts in Levels of Integrative Failure: A Preliminary Report on the Classification of Severe Psychopathology

  Stanley Grand, Norbert Freedman, Ken Feiner & Sandra Kiersky

  pp. 705-740

• Phenomenology and Developmental Origins of Desperate Love

  Michael B. Sperling

  pp. 741-761