Psychoanalytic Review

• Fantasy and the Fear of Infanticide

  Dorothy Bloch

  pp. 5-31

• “Desire with Loathing Strangely Mixed”: The Dream Work of Christabel

  James Twitchell

  pp. 33-44

• Toward A Body Therapy

  Herman Weiner

  pp. 45-52

• Psychoanalysis and the Mind-Body Problem

  Michael Jerome Carella

  pp. 53-61

• Epiphany in Phoenix Park: A Psychoanalytic Look at a Dubliner

  Francis E. Crowley

  pp. 63-70

• Psychoanalysis and Women's Liberation

  Betty Yorburg

  pp. 71-77

• A Research Method for Investigating the Effectiveness of Psychoanalytic Techniques

  Phyllis Whitcomb Meadow

  pp. 79-94

• Experiments in Psychoanalysis

  Lewis W. Brandt

  pp. 95-98

• An Approach to the Treatment of Schizoid Phenomena

  Gerald Appel

  pp. 99-113

• Sleep and Dreams in the Analytic Hour: The Analysis of An Obsessional Patient

  Lillian H. Robinson

  pp. 115-131

• A Psychoanalytic Addition to Human Nature

  Harold Feldman

  pp. 133-139

• Moral Indignation and Repressed Sexuality: The Sociosexual Dialectics of Antipornography Crusades

  R. George Kirkpatrick

  pp. 141-149

• Varieties of Delinquent Experience. Bernard Rosenberg and Harry Silverstein. Waltman, Mass.: Blaisdell Publishing Company, 1969. 165 pp.

  Irving Shuren

  pp. 152-154

• Mary Barnes: Two Accounts of a Journey Through Madness. Mary Barnes and Joseph Berke. New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, Inc., 1971. 351 pp.

  Montague Ullman

  pp. 154-156

• Psycho-Imagination Therapy: The Integration of Phenomenology and Imagination. Joseph E. Shorr. New York: Intercontinental Medical Book Corp., 1972. vii + 255 pp.

  Herbert S. Strean

  pp. 156-157

• Non-Verbal Communication. Robert A. Hinde (Ed.). Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1972. xiii + 443 pp.

  Ernest G. Beier

  pp. 157-159

• Focus on the Horror Film. Roy Huss and T. J. Ross (Eds.). Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1972. 184 pp.

  Lee Minoff

  pp. 159-161

• Success and Failure in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy. Benjamin B. Wolman (Ed.). New York: The Macmillan Company, 1972, xii + 260 pp.

  Herbert S. Strean

  pp. 161-162

Book Reviews

• Teaching and the Unconscious Mind. John C. Hill. New York: International Universities Press, 1971. 165 pp.

  H. R. Worf

  pp. 151-152

• The Concept of the Family Romance

  Linda Joan Kaplan

  pp. 169-202

• Narcissistic Trauma, Object Loss, and the Family Romance

  Helen K. Gediman

  pp. 203-215

• Freud's Death Instinct and Sartre's Fundamental Project

  Peter Gabel

  pp. 217-227

• The Silent Patient

  Evelyn Liegner

  pp. 229-245

• The Genital Psychoanalyst

  Arnold Bernstein

  pp. 257-267

• Ideas of Contamination in Postoperative Colostomy Patients

  Charles E. Orbach

  pp. 269-282

• The Pursuit of Happiness and the Epidemic of Depression

  Oscar Sternbach

  pp. 283-293

• Meeting the Resistances of Delinquents

  Robert J. Marshall

  pp. 295-304

• Breavement: Studies of Grief in Adult Life. Colin Murray Parkes. New York: International Universities Press, 1972. 233 pp.

  Lee Schneiderman

  pp. 306-308

• Child Studies Through Fantasy. Rosalind Gould. New York: Quadrangle Books, 1972. xxiii + 292 pp.

  Louise J. Kaplan

  pp. 308-309

• The Fallacy of Understanding. Edgar A. Levenson. New York: Basic Books, 1972. viii + 236 pp.

  Herbert S. Strean

  pp. 310-311

• The Community Mental Health Center. Allen Beigel and Alan I. Levenson (Eds.). New York: Basic Books, 1972. 430 pp.

  Herbert J. Freudenberger

  pp. 311-313

• Clinical Practice in Community Mental Health Centers. H. S. Whitlington. New York: International Universities Press, 1972. 160 pp.

  Herbert J. Freudenberger

  pp. 313

• The Analysis of the Self. Heinz Kohut. New York: International Universities Press, 1971. xvi + 368 pp.

  Harold L. Davis

  pp. 313-317

• Call No Man Normal. Benjamin B. Wolman. New York: International Universities Press, 1973. xi + 338 pp.

  Rubin Blanck

  pp. 317-321

• In a Darkness., James Wechsler. New York: W. W. Norton, 1972. 160 pp.

  Stanley Moldawsky

  pp. 321

• The War Makers., Douglas Waitley. Washington, D.C.: Robert B. Luce, 1971. 302 pp.

  James A. Stegenga

  pp. 321-323

• Suicide., Jacques Choron. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1972. 182 pp.

  Joseph Richman

  pp. 323

• The Sex-Life Letters., Harold Greenwald and Ruth Greenwald (Eds.). Los Angeles: J. P. Tarcher, 1972. xxv + 436 pp.

  Richard C. Robertiello

  pp. 324

• How to be Your own Best Friend. Mildred Newman, Bernard Berkowitz, and Joan Owen. New York: Lark Publishing Co., Inc., 1971. 59 pp.

  Adolf G. Woltmann

  pp. 324

• Art Therapy with Children. Edith Kramer. New York: Schocken Books, 1972. Introduction by Muriel M. Gardiner, xx + 234 pp.

  Adolf G. Woltmann

  pp. 324-325

• The Scope of Child Analysis. Victor Smirnoff. New York: International Universities Press, 1971. xx + 14 pp.

  Dorothy Bloch

  pp. 325

• Psychiatric Case Studies: Treatment, Drugs, and Outcome. Donald F. Klein with the collaboration of Alfreda Howard. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins, 1972. 491 pp.

  Maurice Markewich

  pp. 325-326

Special Book Review

• The Assessment of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis.Otto F. Kernberg, Esther D.Burstein, Lolafaye Coyne, Ann Appelbaum, Leonard Horwitz, and Harold Voth. Topelca: Menninger Foundation, 1972. x + 275 pp.

  Hans H. Strupp

  pp. 247-256

Book Reviews

• The Will to be Human. Sylvano Arieti. New York: Quadrangle Books, Inc., 1972. 279 pp.

  Edrita Fried

  pp. 305-306

• The Unconscious Organization

  George A. Field

  pp. 333-354

• Suicide and Alienation: Martyrdom in Tudor England

  Seymour Byman

  pp. 355-373

• Psychological Aspects Of Shakespeare's Tempest

  Charles K. Hofling

  pp. 375-395

• The Casuist: A Study in Unconscious Irony

  W. N. Evans

  pp. 397-413

• Pinter's Homecoming: Imagoes in Dramatic Action

  Alan Roland

  pp. 415-427

• The Treatment of Pre-Oedipal Resistances in the Group Setting

  Louis R. Ormont

  pp. 429-441

• Progressivism and the Masculinity Crisis

  Joe L. Dubbert

  pp. 443-455

• The Present Utility of Classical Analysis

  Moss L. Rawn

  pp. 457-473

• Kant's Crooked Stick

  Mark Poster

  pp. 475-480

• The Fortunes of The West: The Future of the Atlantic Nations. Theodore Geiger. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1973, xiii + 304 pp.

  Robert W. Daly

  pp. 482-485

• The Female Orgasm: Psychology, Physiology, Fantasy. Seymour Fisher, New York: Basic Books, 1973. x + 533 pp.

  Richard C. Robertiello

  pp. 485-486

• Decision Therapy. Harold Greenwald. New York: Peter H. Wyden, 1973. 312 pp.

  Albert Ellis

  pp. 486-487

• Personal Psychopathology: Early Formulations. Harry Stack Sullivan. New York: W. W. Norton & Company, 1972. xxiii + 390 pp.

  Theodore L. Dorpat

  pp. 487-488

• Psychotherapy. Ralph W. Heine. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice-Hall, 1971. 170 pp.

  Milton S. Gurvitz

  pp. 488-489

Book Reviews

• Sigmund Freud And Lou Andreas-Salome: Letters. Ernst Pfeiffer (Ed.). New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1972. 244. pp.

  Niel M. Johnson

  pp. 481-482

• Sin and Madness: A Transformation of Consciousness

  Shirley Sugerman

  pp. 497-516

• Symbiotic Psychosis and The Need for Fame

  Michael A. Sperber

  pp. 517-534

• Submission and Autonomy: Identity Patterns in Joyce's Portrait

  William A. Gordon

  pp. 535-555

• The Discontinuity in the Ontogeny of Self: Possibilities for Integration or Destructiveness

  Arno Gruen

  pp. 557-570

• Some Psychodynamics in Sons and Lovers: A New Look at the Oedipal Theme

  Shirley Panken

  pp. 571-589

• Telepathic Humoresque

  Berthold Eric Schwarz

  pp. 591-606

• The Case of the Yellow Wheat Field: A Dream-State Explanation of a Broadcast Telepathic Dream

  Charles T. Tart & James Fadiman

  pp. 607-618

• Pseudostupidity: A Study in Masochistic Exhibitionism

  William N. Evans

  pp. 619-632

• Somatic Compliance and Hyposalivation: Physiological Considerations

  Michael Z. Marder & Fred Schwartz

  pp. 633-636

• Phenomenology in Psychology and Psychiatry: A Historical Introduction. Herbert Spiegelberg Evenston: Northwestern University Press, 1972. xiv + 411 pp.

  Richard Geha

  pp. 639-640

• Theory of Psychoanalytic Technique. 2nd ed. Karl A. Menninger and Philip S. Holzman. New York: Basic Books, 1973. 208 pp.

  Marie Coleman Nelson

  pp. 640-642

• The Writings of Anna Freud, VOL. III, 1939-1945. Infants Without Families and Reports on the Hampstead Nurseries. Written in collaboration with Dorothy Burlingham. New York: International Universities Press, Inc., 1973. xxx + 681 pp.

  Leo Schneiderman

  pp. 642-644

• Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Science: An Annual of Integrative and Interdisciplinary Studies. Volume I. Robert R. Holt and Emanuel Peterfreund (Eds.). New York: The Macmillan Company; London: Collier-Macmillan Limited, 1972. i + 399 pp.

  Theodore L. Dorpat

  pp. 645-646

• The Women's Movement: Social and Psychological Perspectives. Helen Wortis and Clara Robinowitz (Eds.). New York: Halsted Press, 1972. 150 pp.

  Edith Schwartz

  pp. 646-647

• Basic Concepts of Psychoanalytic Psychiatry. Elizabeth Zetzel and W. W. Meissner. New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1973. 312 pp.

  Matthew Besdine

  pp. 647-648

• Differential Diagnosis in Clinical Psychiatry: The Lectures of Paul H. Hoch, M.D. Margaret O. Strahl and Nolan D. C. Lewis (Eds.). New York: Science House, 1972. 796 pp.

  Joseph D. Rosen

  pp. 648-649

• Clinical Studies in Childhood Psychoses. S. A. Szurek and I. N. Berlin (Eds.). New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1973. xix + 780 pp.

  Herbert S. Strean

  pp. 649-650

Book Reviews

• Clinical Supervision of the Psychiatric Resident.Deniel B. Schuster, John J. Sandt, and Otto F. Theler. New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1972. xv+334 pp.

  Hyman Spotnitz

  pp. 637-638