Psychoanalytic Review

• Laing, Lawrence, and the Maternal Cannibal

  David J. Kleinbard

  pp. 5-13

• The “As If” Personality and Anton Chekhov's “The Darling”

  Michael A. Sperber

  pp. 14-21

• Sex Norms, Emotionality and Artistic Creativity: Psychohistorical Explorations

  Vytautas Kavolis

  pp. 22-36

• Blushing

  Fred E. Karch

  pp. 37-50

• The Jocasta Complex, Mothering and Women Geniuses

  Matthew Besdine

  pp. 51-74

• The Jew as Sacrificial Victim

  Alfred Schick

  pp. 75-89

• Notes on Shakespeare's “The Winter's Tale”

  Charles K. Hofling

  pp. 90-110

• Dependency Conflicts in the Young Adult

  Joseph Barnett

  pp. 111-125

• Erratum

  pp. 125

• Selected Papers of Edmund Bergler. New York: Grune and Stratton, 1969. 981 pp.

  Herbert S. Strean

  pp. 153-154

• The Complete Psychiatrist: The Achievements of Paul H. Hoch, M.D. Nolan D. C. Lewis and Margaret O. Strahl (Eds.). Albany, New York: State University of New York Press, 1968. xvii + 723 pp.

  Joseph D. Rosen

  pp. 154-156

• Second Thoughts: Selected Papers on Psychoanalysis. W. R. Bion. London: William Heineman Michial Books, 1967. 173 pp.

  Selwyn Lederman

  pp. 156-157

• Poetry Therapy. Edited by J. J. Leedy. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1969. 288 pp.

  Marie Coleman Nelson

  pp. 157-158

• Infancy in Uganda: Infant Care and The Growth of Love. Mary D. Salter Ainsworth, Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1967. 496 pp.

  Edith Schwartz

  pp. 158-159

• Lectures in Medical Psychology: An Introduction to the Care of Patients. Grete L. Bibring and Ralph J. Kahana. New York: International Universities Press, 1968. 303 pp.

  Gisela Tauber

  pp. 159

• A Handbook of Child Psychoanalysis. Gerald H. J. Pearson (Ed.). New York: Basic Books, 1968. x + 384 pp.

  Ruth F. Lax

  pp. 159-160

• Innovations to Group Psychotherapy. George M. Gazda (Ed.). Springfield, Illinois: Charles C Thomas, 1968. xi + 310 pp.

  Elizabeth E. Mintz

  pp. 160

• Turning On. Rasa Gustaitis. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1969, xviii + 326 pp.

  pp. 161

Special Book Review

• The Wish for Objectivity: The Discovery of The Unconscious: The History and Evolution of Dynamic Psychiatry. Henri F. Ellenberger. New York: Basic Books. 1970.

  Murray H. Sherman

  pp. 126-134

Clinical Notes

• The Riddle of the Amazon

  Adolf G. Woltmann

  pp. 135-148

Book Review

• Ego and Instinct: Psychoanalysis and the Science of Man. William Barrett and Daniel Yankelovich. New York: Random House, 1970. 494 pp.

  T. L. Dorpat

  pp. 149-153

• Ludwig Lewisohn and Freud: The Zionist Therapeutic

  David Singer

  pp. 169-182

• A Rapprochement in the Psychologies of Freud and Sartre

  Ernest Keen

  pp. 183-188

• The Benefits of Poor communication

  Charlotte Olmsted Kursh

  pp. 189-208

• Benjamin Rush: A Child of Light for the Children of Darkness

  Howard M. Feinstein

  pp. 209-222

• Artistic form as Defensive Adaptation: Henry James and “The Golden Bowl”

  David Bleich

  pp. 223-244

• Psychoanalysis During Wartime

  Dov R. Aleksandrowicz

  pp. 245-250

• Ellen West's Suicide as a Case of Psychic Homicide

  David Lester

  pp. 251-263

• Adolescent Thinking and the Diary of Anne Frank

  George Scarlett

  pp. 265-278

• Some Cultural Determinants of Intrapsychic Structure and Psychopathology

  James W. Hamilton

  pp. 279-294

• The First Foreign Land

  Louis Birner

  pp. 303-309

• The Second Look: The Reconstruction of Personal History in Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis. Samuel Novey. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins Press, 1968. xiii+162 pp.

  Sidney M. Jourard

  pp. 318-319

• The basic fault. Michael Balint. London: Tavistock, 1968. vii+205 pp.

  Reuben Fine

  pp. 319-321

• Psychiatry and its history. George Mora and Jeanne L. Brand (Eds.). Springfield, Illinois: Charles C Thomas, 1970. 283 pp.

  Murray H. Sherman

  pp. 321-323

• New Approaches in Child Guidance. Herbert S. Strean (Ed.). Metuchen, N. J.: The Scarecrow Press, 1970. 313 pp.

  Louis R. Ormont

  pp. 323-326

Special Book Review

• A Modern Dialogue with Freud: Freud and Philosophy. Paul Ricoeur. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1970. 573 pp.

  Gerald J. Gargiulo

  pp. 295-301

Book Reviews

• The Writings of Anna Freud, Volume IV, 1945-1956: Indications for Child Analysis and Other Papers. New York: International Universities Press, 1968. xv+690 pp.

  Ruth F. Lax

  pp. 316-317

• Grudges: A Psychoanalytic Study

  Burton N. Wixen

  pp. 333-344

• Negative Identity in Homosexuals

  Jay Y. Gonen

  pp. 345-352

• Some Dynamics of Resistance and Therapeutic Management in Adolescent Group Therapy

  Leslie Rosenthal

  pp. 353-366

• The Genesis of Obsessional Phenomena

  David A. Freedman

  pp. 367-384

• Objections to Involuntary Admission to Mental Hospitals: New York Civil Liberties Union

  pp. 385-394

• Keats's Depressive Poetry

  Stephen A. Reid

  pp. 395-418

• Shame and Guilt in Neurosis

  Helen B. Lewis

  pp. 419-438

• The Quest for Father and Identity in “The Rime of the Ancient Mariner”

  Leon Waldoff

  pp. 439-453

• Mother-Child Symbiosis: Cradle of Esp

  Jan Ehrenwald

  pp. 455-466

• A More Positive View of Perversions

  Richard C. Robertiello

  pp. 467-471

• An Empirical Investigation of Freud's Theory of Jokes

  George W. Kelling

  pp. 473-485

• Psychotherapy and Counseling: Studies in Technique. William S. Sahakian (Ed.). Chicago, Illinois: Rand McNally and Company, 1969. xx+568 pp.

  pp. 488

• I'm Glad I was Analyzed. Pefronella Fox. London and New York: Pergamon Press, 1968. xi+141 pp.

  Margaret H. Ray

  pp. 489

• Hypnosis: A Scientific Approach. Theodore Xenophon Barber. New York: Van Nostrand, Reinhold, 1970. iv+282 pp. (Paperback)

  Bernard Berkowitz

  pp. 489-490

Book Reviews

• How Psychotherapy Heals: The Process of Intensive Psychotherapy. Richard D. Chessick New York: Science House, 1969. 227 pp.

  Gerald Appel

  pp. 487-488

• Some Social uses of the Forbidden

  Amelie Oksenberg Rorty

  pp. 497-510

• Role Titles, Vocations, and Psychotherapy

  Murray H. Sherman

  pp. 511-527

• Psychological Techniques and Role Relationships

  Joseph Bensman & Robert Lilienfeld

  pp. 529-552

• Pro-Freud and Pro-Nazi: The Paradox of George S. Viereck

  Niel M. Johnson

  pp. 553-562

• Incest and Culture: A reflection on Claude Levi-Strauss

  Richard Schechner

  pp. 563-572

• On Transference-Love and Generativity

  Donald M. Kaplan

  pp. 573-579

• Social Change and the Proliferation of Regressive Therapies

  Herbert S. Strean

  pp. 581-594

• Hysteria Revisited

  Reuben Fine

  pp. 595-615

• A Note on Stephen Reid's Essay, “I am Misanthropos—A Psychoanalytic Reading of Shakespeare's ‘Timon of Athens’”

  T. C. Seward & M. D. Faber

  pp. 617-623

• Introjection of the Therapist

  Richard C. Robertiello

  pp. 625-629

• The Devil has Slippery Shoes. Polly Greenberg. New York: Macmillan Co., 1969. 704.

  Martin Gittleman

  pp. 642-643

• Rationale of the Dirty Joke. An Analysis of Sexual Humor, First Series. G. Legman. New York: Grove Press, 1968, 811

  pp. 643-644

• Psychoanalysis as an Art and a Science. OttO Rank, Hanns Sachs, A. Bron-son Feldman, Benjamin B. Wolman, Harry Slochower, and Ludwig Eidelberg. Detroit: Wayne State University Press, 1968. 179.

  Moss L. Rawn

  pp. 644

• Games Analysts Play. Martin Shepard and Marjorie Lee. New York: Putnam's Sons, 1970. 189

  Helen Goldberg

  pp. 644-645

• A Dynamic Psychology of Religion. Paul W. Pruyser. New York: Harper and Row, 1968. 367

  Charles Wesley Shike

  pp. 645-646

• Schizoid Phenomena, Object Relations and the Self. Harry Guntrip. New York: International Universities Press, 1968. 437

  Richard C. Robertiello

  pp. 646-647

• Cold Turkey. Mac Hammond. Chicago: Swallow Press, 1969.

  H R. Wolf

  pp. 647-648

• Sex and Society in Sweden, Birgitte Linnér, with Richard J. Litell. New York: Pantheon Books, 1967. xvii+ 204.

  pp. 649

Special Book Review

• Psychoanalysis and History: A Quest for Integration: Gandhi's Truth: On the Origins of Militant Nonviolence. Erik H. Erikson New York: W. W. Norton, 1969. 448.

  Alan Roland

  pp. 631-639

Book Reviews

• Why Men Rebel Ted Robert Gurr. Princeton, New Jersey: Princeton University Press, 1970. 420.

  Herbert J. Freudenberger

  pp. 641-642