Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought

• Epigenesis and Psychoanalysis

  J. G. Maguire

  pp. 3-27

• Vicissitudes of the Self According to Psychoanalysis and Buddhism: A Spectrum Model of Object Relations Development

  John H. Engler

  pp. 29-72

• Sigmund Freud's Attraction to Christianity: Biographical Evidence

  Paul C. Vitz

  pp. 73-183

• Two Primary Configurations of Psychopathology

  Sidney J. Blatt & Shula Shichman

  pp. 187-254

• Perspective on the Regulatory Principles of Mental Functioning

  Robert Galatzer-Levy

  pp. 255-289

• Narcissism and Egocentrism as Concepts in Individual and Cultural Development

  Sidney J. Blatt

  pp. 291-303

• The Schema: Basic Concept in a Nonmetapsychological Model of the Mind

  Joseph W. Slap & Andrew J. Saykin

  pp. 305-325

• Illusion as a Tool in Psychoanalytic Investigation

  David Reiss

  pp. 331-402

• On Psychoanalytic Listening: The Construction, Paralysis, and Reconstruction of Meaning

  Norbert Freedman

  pp. 405-434

• Narrative Persuasion

  Donald P. Spence

  pp. 457-481

• Preliminary Notes on the Epistemology of Psychoanalytic Transformation

  Barnaby B. Barratt

  pp. 483-508

Essays on the Construction of the Psychoanalytic Narrative: Listening, Intervention, and Interpretation

• Introduction

  Roy Schafer

  pp. 403-404

Essays on the Construction of the Psychoanalytic Narrative: Listenine, Intervention, and Interpretation

• The Construction of the Transference: The Relativity of the “Here and Now” and the “There and Then”

  J. G. Schimek

  pp. 435-456

• The Point of View of Psychoanalysis: Energy Discharge or Person?

  Merton M. Gill

  pp. 523-551

• Self Psychology and “Classical” Psychoanalytic Psychology: The Nature of Their Relationship

  Robert S. Wallerstein

  pp. 553-595

• Perceptgenesis and the Psychodynamics of Perception

  Bert Westerlundh & Gudmund Smith

  pp. 597-640

• The Psychological Function of Dreams: A Revised Psychoanalytic Perspective

  James L. Fosshage

  pp. 641-669

• Toward a Definition of Intellectualization

  Gerald I. Kestenbaum

  pp. 671-692