Psychoanalytic Psychology

• Editorial

  Helen Block Lewis

  pp. 1-5

• Psychoanalysis as a Natural Science

  John Bowlby

  pp. 7-21

• Psychotherapists' Participation in the Conspiracy of Silence About the Holocaust

  Yael Danieli

  pp. 23-42

• Feeling Bad and Feeling Badly

  Kenneth S. Isaacs

  pp. 43-60

• Hypnoanalysis: With Particular Emphasis on the Borderline Patient1

  Erika Fromm

  pp. 61-76

• Psychodynamic Research Perspectives on Development, Psychopathology, and Treatment in Later Life

  Nancy E. Miller & Bertram J. Cohler

  pp. 77-82

• Research in Dynamic Psychotherapy

  Herbert J. Schlesinger

  pp. 83-84

Carol and the Beanstalk

• In A Different Voice: Carol Gilligan. Harvard University Press, 1981.

  Jack M. Barlow

  pp. 85-88

• The Sexually Abused Patient and the Abusing Therapist: A Study in Sadomasochistic Relationships

  Sydney Smith

  pp. 89-98

• The Psychoanalytic Treatment of Narcissism

  Joan T. Freyberg

  pp. 99-112

• Dimensions of Internalized Object Relations in Borderline and Schizophrenic Patients

  Walter E. Spear & Alan Sugarman

  pp. 113-129

• Merger Fantasies in Individual Inpatient Therapy with Schizophrenic Patients

  Nanette C. Auerhahn, & Michael B. Moskowitz,

  pp. 131-148

• Action Language and Clinical Technique: A Reply to Spence

  Stephen A. Appelbaum

  pp. 149-156

• Brief Dynamic Psychotherapy in Community Mental Health Settings: Providing a Holding Environment on a Short-Term Basis

  John Rosegrant

  pp. 157-164

• Psychiatrist of America: The Life of Harry Stack Sullivan: H. S. Perry. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1982.

  Benjamin Wolstein

  pp. 165-172

• 200 Years of Psychotherapy: The Common Curative Elements in Suggestion and Affect

  Leon Chertok

  pp. 173-191

• The Psychology of the Altruist

  Nancy McWilliams

  pp. 193-213

• Beyond Insight: An Additional Necessary Step in Redressing Intrapsychic Conflict

  Lloyd H. Silverman

  pp. 215-234

• Prestage Versus Defensive Splitting and the Borderline Personality: A Rorschach Analysis

  Steven H. Cooper & David Arnow

  pp. 235-248

• A Type of Identification with Christ

  Milton Eber & Guillermo Marcovici

  pp. 249-255

New Perspectives on Development and Their Implications for Psychoanalytic Treatment

• Psychoanalysis and Infant Research: Joseph D. Lichtenberg. Hillsdalem NJ: The Analytic Press, 1983

  Doris K. Silverman

  pp. 257-267

• Sex Differences in 2- and 3- Year-Olds: Mother-Child Relations, Peer Relations, and Peer Play

  Wendy Olesker

  pp. 269-288

• Psychoanalysts' and Psychotherapists' Conflicts About Setting Fees

  Ella Lasky

  pp. 289-300

• Diagnostic Issues in Borderline Disorders

  Irving Raifman

  pp. 301-318

• Contaminated Thinking: A Specimen of the Primary Process

  Fred Schwartz & Zoe Lazar

  pp. 319-334

• Orality and Field-Dependence

  Richard M. O'Neill, Roger P. Greenberg & Seymour Fisher

  pp. 335-344

• A Type of Transference Based on Identification with an Abusing Parent

  Bertram P. Karon

  pp. 345-348

• The Assault on Truth: Freud's Suppression of the Seduction Theory: Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson. New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1984

  Helen Block Lewis

  pp. 349-355