Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought

Essays on the Relationship of Author and Reader: Transference Implications for Psychoanalytic Literary Criticism

• Introduction

  Stanley J. Coen

  pp. 3-15

• Psychoanalysis and Literary Criticism: A Limited Partnership

  Aaron H. Esman

  pp. 17-25

• Why This Is Transference, Nor Am I out of It

  Norman N. Holland

  pp. 27-34

• The Literary Use of Transference

  Murray M. Schwartz

  pp. 35-44

• Some Persistent Issues in Psychoanalytic Literary Criticism

  Arnold M. Cooper

  pp. 45-53

• The Emergence of Warded-Off Contents

  Suzanne Gassner, Harold Sampson, Joseph Weiss & Suzanne Brumer

  pp. 55-75

• A Comparative Study of Defensive Structure in Neurotic, Borderline, and Schizophrenic Patients

  Howard D. Lerner & Paul M. Lerner

  pp. 77-115

• Book Essay: Understanding Adults

  Stuart T. Hauser & William W. Kates

  pp. 117-146

• Can Psychoanalytic Theory Be Cogently Tested “On the Couch”?: Part I

  Adolf Grünbaum

  pp. 155-255

• Cognitive Psychology and the Ego: Lacanian Theory and Empirical Research

  John P. Muller

  pp. 257-291

• The Return of Childhood in Autobiography: Freud's “Screen Memories”

  Eric Laguardia

  pp. 293-305

• Can Psychoanalytic Theory be Cogently Tested “On the Couch”?: Part II

  Adolf Grünbaum

  pp. 311-436

• Methodological Issues in the Psychoanalytic Study of an Artist

  Robert S. Liebert

  pp. 438-462

• Comments

  Hellmut Wohl

  pp. 462-465

• “A Case of History.” A Review of The White Hotel by D.M. Thomas

  John A. Glusman

  pp. 467-481

• Self Psychology and the Psychoanalytic Movement: An Interview with Dr. Heinz Kohut

  Douglas Kirsner

  pp. 483-495

• Introduction to The New Ego: Pitfalls in Current Thinking About Patients in Psychoanalysis

  Robert J. Stoller

  pp. 501-548

• Why Freud's Research Methodology Was Unscientific

  Barbara Von Eckhardt

  pp. 549-574

• The Concept of Transference: I. Empathy, Knowledge, and the Approximate Valence of Transference Content

  J. G. Maguire

  pp. 575-603

• The Activating Aspect of Emotions

  Henry Krystal

  pp. 605-642