Psychoanalytic Review

• Post-Oedipal Psychodynamics

  Carlos J. Dalmau

  pp. 1-9

• Oedipus and the Sphinx: The Linguistic Approach to Unconscious Fantasies

  Theodore Thass-Thienemann

  pp. 10-33

• The Role of the Body-Image in Psychotherapy with the Physically Handicapped

  Stanley H. Cath, Erik Glud & Howard T. Blane

  pp. 34-40

• Neurosis in Speaking

  Dominick A. Barbara

  pp. 41-50

• Existential Analysis: L. Binswanger's Daseinsanalyse

  Jacob Blauner

  pp. 51-64

• Generic Relations Between Anxiety and Fear

  Harry C. Leavitt

  pp. 65-72

• Relations Between Conditioned Patterns and Superego Development

  Harry C. Leavitt

  pp. 73-80

• Social Anxiety, Early Sexual and Aggressive Theories as Revealed Through Hypnoanalysis

  Edith Klemperer

  pp. 81-87

• Common Forms of Resistance in Group Psychotherapy

  Benjamin Kotkov

  pp. 88-96

• The Psychological Nature of Sex

  Chandler Bennitt

  pp. 97-105

• A Case of Phobia of Darkness

  V. K. Alexander

  pp. 106-109

• Notes and News

  Alexander Retires

  pp. 117-120

Books

• Book Notes and Reviews

  pp. 110-116

• Fears and Defensive Adaptations to the Loss of Anal Sphincter Control

  Charles E. Orbach, Morton Bard & Arthur M. Sutherland

  pp. 121-175

• A New Technique of Psychosomatic Consultations: Some Illustrations of Teamwork Between an Internist and a Psychiatrist: A Practical Approach to Psychosomatic Medicine

  Martin Grotjahn & Jerome V. Treusch

  pp. 176-192

• Blame: Its Motive and Meaning in Everyday Life

  Herbert Fingarette

  pp. 193-211

• Teleological Contributions of Dreams to the Waking Ego

  Harry C. Leavitt

  pp. 212-219

• Freud, the Creative Scientist: Reflections Upon Some Pictures of Sigmund Freud

  Joost A. M. Meerloo

  pp. 220-224

• Loewy, Herta. Training of the Backward Child. Philosophical Library, 1956. Pgs. 166. $3.65

  pp. 228

• McIntosh, Rustin, M.D. and Hare, Clarence C., M.D. (Editors) Neurology and Psychiatry in Childhood: Proceedings of the Association for Research in Nervous Mental Disease. Volume XXXIV. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, Co., 1954. Pp. XXII + 504. Price $11.00.

  Joseph Zinkin

  pp. 228-229

• Liddell, Howard S. Emotional Hazards in Animals and Man (Springfield, Ill.: C. C. Thomas, pp. xi + 97; 1956. $2.50).

  pp. 229-230

• Roback, A. A. (Ed.) Present-Day Psychology. (New York: Philos. Library, 1955, pp. xiv + 995. $12).

  pp. 230

• Miller, H., M.D., and Baruch, D., Ph.D. Practice of Psychosomatic Medicine as Illustrated in Allergy. McGraw-Hill Co., New York, 1956. Pp. 196. $5.00

  pp. 230-231

• Sechehaye, Marguerite (Translated by Grace Rubin-Rabson): A New Psychotherapy of Schizophrenia. New York: Grune and Stratton, Pp. 199, 1956, $4.50.

  pp. 231

• Notes and News

  pp. 232-234

Special Book Review

• Van Den Berg, J. H. The Phenomenological Approach to Psychiatry. [Springfield, Ill.: Charles C. Thomas, 1955. Pp. 105.] $3.00

  Stanley Rosenman

  pp. 225-227

• The id and the ego: A Developement Interpretation: Part I

  Emanuel Goldberger

  pp. 235-243

• The id and the ego: A Developement Interpretation: Part II

  Emanuel Goldberger

  pp. 244-274

• The id and the ego: A Developement Interpretation: Part III

  Emanuel Goldberger

  pp. 274-280

• The id and the ego: A Developement Interpretation: Part IV

  Emanuel Goldberger

  pp. 280-288

• The Structure of Emotion: I. Lust and Rage

  D. Stanley-Jones

  pp. 289-297

• The Psychotherapist's Continuous Evaluation of his Work

  Clifford J. Sager

  pp. 298-312

• Unresolved Sexual Fantasies in Group Psychotherapy

  Benjamin Kotkov

  pp. 313-322

• The Hypnotic State and the Psychology of Time

  Jerome M. Schneck

  pp. 323-326

• Freud's Library

  Nolan D. C. Lewis & Carney Landis

  pp. 327-328

• News and Notes

  pp. 360-362

Book Notes and Reviews

• Eissler, Ruth, Freud, Anna, Hartman, Heinz, and associates (editors). Psychoanal. St. Child Volume IX. Pp. 369. [New York: International Universities Press, 1954, $7.50.]

  Z. A. Piotrowski & Zygmunt A. Piotrowski

  pp. 355-359

• Representative and Typical Dreams with Emphasis on the Masculinity-Feminity Problem

  Max Friedemann

  pp. 363-389

• Thoughts on the Latency Period

  Fred S. Friedenberg

  pp. 390-400

• Hypocrisy, Detachment and Adaptation

  Melitta Schmideberg

  pp. 401-409

• Revolution and Drive

  M. Woolf

  pp. 410-432

• The Symptom, Fear of Death

  Francis H. Hoffman & Morris W. Brody

  pp. 433-438

• The Demosthenes Complex

  Dominick A. Barbara

  pp. 439-446

• Fear of Heights

  Edmund Bergler

  pp. 447-451

• Further Contributions to the Problem of Blushing

  Edmund Bergler

  pp. 452-456

• Fragrance and Freud: A Chapter of Applied Psychoanalysis

  W. G. Eliasberg

  pp. 457-461

• Some Clinical Aspects of the Body Ego: With Especial Reference to Phantom Limb Phenomena

  William F. Murphy

  pp. 462-477

• Schwing, Gertrude. A Way to the Soul of the Mentally Ill (Authorized translation by Rudolf Ekstein and Bernard H. Hall). New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1954, Pp. 158, $3.00

  Charles C. Graves

  pp. 488

• Pollak, Otto. Integrating Sociological and Psychoanalytic Concepts. Pp. 274, 1956. New York: Russel Sage Foundation, $4.00.

  pp. 488-489

Abstracts

• American Imago: (Vol. 12)

  pp. 478-486

Book Reviews

• Darwin, Charles. The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals. (New York: Philosophical Library, pp. xi + 371, with 8 additional pages of recent photographs; 1955, $6.00).

  pp. 487

Notes and News

• New State Hospital for New York

  pp. 490