Psychoanalytic Psychology

• Freud and the Intentionality of Affect

  Jerome C. Wakefield

  pp. 1-23

• The Origin of the Symbiotic Wish

  Thomas M. Horner

  pp. 25-48

• The Freudian Case History: A Detective Story or a Dialectical Progression? Reflections on Psychoanalytic Narratives From a Lacanian Perspective

  Era A. Loewenstein

  pp. 49-59

• Psychoanalysis and the Bilingual Patient: Some Observations on the Influence of Language Choice on the Transference

  RoseMarie Pérez Foster

  pp. 61-76

• The Experience of Aloneness, Object Representation, and Evocative Memory in Borderline and Neurotic Patients

  Nancy E. Richman & Robert L. Sokolove

  pp. 77-91

• The Primitive Personality and the Organic Personality: A Neuropsychodynamic Model for Evaluation and Treatment

  Laurence Miller

  pp. 93-109

• Some Problems Created by Freud's Inconsistency: A Commentary on Reisner's Article

  Robert R. Holt

  pp. 111-114

• Dimensions of Psychoanalysis: Joseph Sandler. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1989, xv + 263 pp., $30.00.

  John E. Gedo

  pp. 115-118

• The Primitive Edge of Experience: Thomas H. Ogden. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1989, 244 pp., $25.00.

  Robert May

  pp. 119-122

• Other Times, Other Realities: Toward a Theory of Psychoanalytic Treatment

  Ernest S. Wolf

  pp. 123-125

• A Re-Reading of Studies on Hysteria: The Freud–Breuer Break Revisited

  John P. Muller

  pp. 129-156

• Convergences Among Psychoanalytic and Cognitive: Behavioral Theories of Depression

  Sidney J. Blatt & Celine Maroudas

  pp. 157-190

• The Fear of Understanding Schizophrenia

  Bertram P. Karon

  pp. 191-211

• The Emergence of the Transference Storm in the Psychoanalytic Process

  William Young

  pp. 213-230

• Narcissism and Parenting Styles

  P. J. Watson, Tracy Little & Michael D. Biderman

  pp. 231-244

• Session Frequency, Regressive Intensity, and the Psychoanalytic Process

  Paul M. Gedo & Bertram J. Cohler

  pp. 245-249

• Motivation and Explanation: An Essay on Freud's Philosophy of Science, by Nigel Mackay. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1989, x + 254 pp., $27.50.

  Donald P. Spence

  pp. 251-256

• A Child Analysis with Anna Freud: Peter Heller. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1990, li + 383 pp., $30.00.

  Jack Novick & Kerry Kelly Novick

  pp. 257-261

• The Concept of Structure in Psychoanalysis: Edited by Theodore Shapiro. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1991, xii + 400 pp., $40.00.

  W. W. Meissner

  pp. 263-266

• Announcements

  pp. 273

Symposium: Three Perspectives On Paul Dewald's The Psychoanalytic Process: A Case Illustration

• Introduction

  Gilead Nachmani

  pp. 275-278

• A Self Psychology Perspective: The Protesting Patient

  Helen K. Golden

  pp. 279-288

• An Object Relations Perspective: The Paranoid Position and the Development of Identity

  Joseph Newirth

  pp. 289-298

• An Interpersonal Perspective: The Analyst's Unwitting Participation in the Patient's Change

  Irwin Hirsch

  pp. 299-312

• Author's Discussion

  Paul A. Dewald

  pp. 313-318

• Gender-Specific Transference Reactions of Male and Female Patients to the Therapist's Pregnancy

  Diana Diamond

  pp. 319-345

• Freud's Narrow Escape and the Discovery of Transference

  Ann Salyard

  pp. 347-367

• Response to Robert Seidenberg's Review of Women's Psyche, Women's Spirit by Mary Lou Randour

  Mary E. Hunt

  pp. 409-412

• Some Problems Created by Holt' Consistency: A Rejoinder

  Steven Reisner

  pp. 413-419

• The Ability to Mourn: Disillusionment and the Social Origins of Psychoanalysis, by Peter Homans. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1989, 390 pp., $34.95.

  William J. McGrath

  pp. 421-424

• Learning From the Patient: Patrick J. Casement. New York: Guilford, xiv + 386 pp., $35.00.

  Arnold H. Modell

  pp. 425-427

Contributions to Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy

• Restoring Continuity: The View From Within

  Miriam Elson

  pp. 369-385

• Supervision in Relationship: Resolving the Teach— Treat Controversy in Psychoanalytic Supervision

  Joan E. Sarnat

  pp. 387-403

• A Note on Deep-Seated Social Values and Countertransference in Mother-Infant Dyadic Psychotherapy

  Eva R. Grubler Gochman

  pp. 405-408

• A Structural Perspective on Analytic Activity

  Alan Sugarman

  pp. 433-446

• Freud's Mid-Life Crisis

  Peter M. Newton

  pp. 447-475

• Assaultive Behavior in the Analysis of Children

  Herman Daldin

  pp. 477-488

• Narcissism, Shame, Masochism, and Object Relations: An Exploratory Correlational Study

  Stephen Hibbard

  pp. 489-508

• Hermeneutics Versus Science in Psychoanalysis: A Rigorous Humanistic View

  Adelbert H. Jenkins

  pp. 509-527

• The Quantitative Investigation of Psychoanalytic Theory and Therapy: A Bibliography 1986-1992

  Dennis G. Shulman

  pp. 529-542

• Homophobia and the Psychologist's Role in Psychoanalytic Training Institutes

  David K. Flaks

  pp. 543-549

• Narrative Limits in Psychoanalytic Case Histories: A Commentary on Loewenstein's Article

  Ronald C. Naso

  pp. 551-561

• Commentary on Reisner's “Reclaiming the Metapsychology”

  Janet Lee Bachant, Arthur A. Lynch & Arnold David Richards

  pp. 563-569

• Psychoanalysis and Motivation: Joseph D. Lichtenberg. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1989, xi + 422 pp., $39.95.

  Fred M. Levin

  pp. 571-574

• The Teaching and Learning of Psychoanalysis: Selected Papers of Joan Fleming, M.D., edited by Stanley S. Weiss. New York: Guilford Press, 1987, 216 pp., $25.00.

  Arnold Tobin

  pp. 575-577

• Conscious and Unconscious: Freud's Dynamic Distinction Reconsidered, Patricia S. Herzog. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1991, ix + 118 pp., $27.50.

  Nigel Mackay

  pp. 579-586

• Schreber: Father and Son, by Han Israëls (H. S. Lake, Trans.). Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1989, xxv + 376 pp., $50.00.

  Hannah S. Decker

  pp. 587-590