Psychoanalytic Psychology

Volume 13

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Issue 1

13 articles

Three Principles of Salience in the Organization of the Patient—Analyst Interaction
Frank M. Lachmann & Beatrice A. Beebe
pp. 1-22
Accessibility of Early Experience Through the Language of Origin: A Theoretical Integration
Anna Aragno & Peter J. Schlachet
pp. 23-34
Readiness for Psychoanalytic Treatment in Late Adolescence: Developmental and Adaptive Considerations
Jonathan H. Slavin
pp. 35-51
Role of Depressive Affects in Close Maternal Involvement With Children: Inner Themes and Outer Behaviors in Child Development II
Henry Massie, Abbot A. Bronstein & Joseph Afterman
pp. 53-80
Child Abuse, Self-Development, and Affect Regulation
Anne E. Reckling & Peter Buirski
pp. 81-99
Role of Selfobject Experiences in Affective Development During Latency
Sarita Freedman
pp. 101-127
Commentary on Responses to the Special Section on Relational Psychology and Psychological StructureThe Return of the Digressed: A Reply to the Special Section Respondents
James F. Murray
pp. 129-132
Reply to “Commentary on the Special Section”
Fred Busch
pp. 133-135
Comments on the Responses to the Special Section
Arnold Wilson
pp. 137-141
Scholarly Debate or Ideological Brawl? Reactions to Comments on the Special Section
Alan Sugarman
pp. 143-148
The Trend Toward Convergence in Psychoanalysis: Comment on the Special Section on Structural and Relational Psychoanalysis and on the Commentary
Daniel Hill
pp. 149-152
On Perspectives, Theories, Models, and Friends: A Reply to the Relationalists
Janet L. Bachant, Arthur A. Lynch & Arnold D. Richards
pp. 153-155
Notes on Contributors
pp. 157-160

Issue 2

11 articles

Issue 3

12 articles

Issue 4

9 articles

Psychoanalytic Psychology

Issue 1

Three Principles of Salience in the Organization of the Patient—Analyst Interaction

Accessibility of Early Experience Through the Language of Origin: A Theoretical Integration

Readiness for Psychoanalytic Treatment in Late Adolescence: Developmental and Adaptive Considerations

Role of Depressive Affects in Close Maternal Involvement With Children: Inner Themes and Outer Behaviors in Child Development II

Child Abuse, Self-Development, and Affect Regulation

Role of Selfobject Experiences in Affective Development During Latency

Commentary on Responses to the Special Section on Relational Psychology and Psychological StructureThe Return of the Digressed: A Reply to the Special Section Respondents

Reply to “Commentary on the Special Section”

Comments on the Responses to the Special Section

Scholarly Debate or Ideological Brawl? Reactions to Comments on the Special Section

The Trend Toward Convergence in Psychoanalysis: Comment on the Special Section on Structural and Relational Psychoanalysis and on the Commentary

On Perspectives, Theories, Models, and Friends: A Reply to the Relationalists

Notes on Contributors

Issue 2

Revising Psychoanalytic Understandings of Perinatal Loss

Beyond Orality: Toward an Object Relations/Interactionist Reconceptualization of the Etiology and Dynamics of Dependency

Object Relations Development and Psychotherapy Dropout in Borderline Outpatients

“A Clear and Equal Glass”: Reflections on the Metaphor of the Mirror

The Psychoanalytic Institute of Northern California: A Graduation1

The Second Century of Psychoanalysis

Response to Tabin's (1995) Review of Affect in Psychoanalysis

Arithmetic of a One- and Two-Person Psychology: Merton M. Gill, an Essay

A Memorial Essay on Merton Max Gill (1914–1994)

Speak of Me As I Am: The Life and Work of Masud Khan: Judy Cooper. London: Karnac Books, 1993, xx + 140 pp., $26.95.

Notes on Contributors

Issue 3

Self-Representation in Severe Psychopathology: The Role of Reflexive Self-Awareness

The Meaning of Behaviorism for B. F. Skinner

Multiple Personality: Fantasy Proneness, Demand Characteristics, and Indirect Communication

Multiple Personality Disorder: Etiology, Treatment, and Treatment Techniques From a Psychodynamic Perspective

Further Notes on a Case of Possible Multiple Personality Disorder: Masochism, Omnipotence, and Entitlement

On Being Abducted by Aliens

Comment to Rabin

Beliefs and Their Vicissitudes

Oedipus and Beyond: A Clinical Theory: Jay Greenberg. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1991, x + 274 pp., $35 (hardcover), $15.95 (paper)

Women As Therapists: Dorothy W. Canter. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1992, 250 pp. (softcover), $25

Freud's Case Studies—Self-Psychological Perspectives: Barry Magid. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1993, 216 pp. $29.95

Notes on Contributors

Issue 4

Adaptive Regression and Countertransference Mental Activity

Between Women: The Mother–Daughter Romance and Homoerotic Transference in Psychotherapy

Chance Encounters: Unintentional Therapist Disclosure

Impact of Therapist Vacations on Inpatients With Borderline Personality Disorder

The Related–Autonomous Position: Psychological Freedom, Mourning, and the Psychoanalytic Stance

Grief in Freud's Life: Reconceptualizing Bereavement in Psychoanalytic Theory

Conflict and Deficit: Two Theories or One?

The Adaptive Design of the Human Psyche: Malcolm Owen Slavin and Daniel Kriegman, New York: Guilford, 1992, xv + 336 pp., $40

Notes on Contributors