Psychoanalytic Review

• Dirt, Pollution, and Patina: A Vocabulary of Behavioral Control

  Charlotte O. Kursh

  pp. 5-25

• Lost Children: The Role of the Child in the Psychological Plays of Henrik Ibsen

  Adma d'Heurle & Joel N. Feimer

  pp. 27-47

• New Considerations of the Infantile Acquisition of Language and Symbolic Thought

  David Bleich

  pp. 49-71

• Sigmund Freud and “The Case History of Berganza”: Freud's Psychoanalytic Beginnings

  S. B. Vranich

  pp. 73-82

• Briefing on Inner Space: Doris Lessing and R. D. Laing

  Roberta Rubenstein

  pp. 83-93

• Repression as a Diagrammatic Model

  Robert A. Mednick

  pp. 95-100

• The Extramarital Affair: A Psychoanalytic View

  Herbert S. Strean

  pp. 101-113

• The Ethics of a Therapeutic Man: C. G. Jung

  Clarence J. Karier

  pp. 115-146

• Theory and Technique

  Richard C. Robertiello

  pp. 147-152

• Metapsychological Literary Criticism—Theory and Practice: Essays in Honor of Leonard Falk Manheim. Melvin Goldstein (Ed.). Hartford, Conn.: University of Hartford, 1973. xxi + 186 pp.

  Robert N. Mollinger

  pp. 154-156

• Motivation of Human and Animal Behavior. Konrad Lorenz and Paul Ley-hausen. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1973. xix + 423 pp.

  Richard Geha

  pp. 156-157

• The Character of the Poet: Wordsworth in “The Prelude.” Richard J. Onorato. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 1971. x + 435 pp.

  Howard H. Hinkel

  pp. 157-158

• Confrontation in Psychotherapy. Gerald Adler and Paul G. Myerson (Eds.). New York: Science House, 1973. 392 pp.

  Benito M. Perri

  pp. 158-159

• Social Work Treatment: Interlocking Theoretical Approaches. Francis J. Turner (Ed.). New York: Free Press. 1974. xx + 520 pp.

  Arthur Schwartz

  pp. 159-160

Book Reviews

• The Brain Changers: Scientists and the New Mind Control. Maya Pines. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Inc., 1973. 248 pp.

  Seymour Ethan

  pp. 153-154

Foreword

• Foreword

  Benjamin Nelson

  pp. 169-170

• Freud The Revolutionary

  Joel Kovel

  pp. 171-177

• Freud and the Dilemmas of Late Marxism

  Fred Weinstein

  pp. 179-189

• A Reconsideration of the Psychological Roots of Gandhi's Truth

  Rowland Lorimer

  pp. 191-207

• Erik Erikson: From Luther to Gandhi

  Lewis D. Wurgaft

  pp. 209-233

• 1910: An Essay in Psychohistory

  Roland N. Stromberg

  pp. 235-248

• The Role of Death in Political Conflict

  Michael Blain

  pp. 249-265

• Floyd Dell: The Impact of Freud and Marx on A Radical Mind

  Leslie Fishbein

  pp. 267-280

• Notes on Blindness and Omniscience: From Oedipus to Hitler

  Ernest A. Rappaport

  pp. 281-289

• New Developments in the Psychoanalytic Study of Religion: A Bibliographic Review of the Literature Since 1960

  William Saffady

  pp. 291-299

• Woman Versus Womanliness in India: An Essay in Social and Political Psychology*

  Ashis Nandy

  pp. 301-315

• The Broken Rebel: A Study in Culture, Politics, and Authoritarian Character. Rupert Wilkinson. New York: Harper & Row, 1972. viii + 390 pp.

  Nathan Adler

  pp. 318-319

• The Inability to Mourn. Alexander and Margarete Mitscherlich. New York: Grove Press, Inc., 1975. 322 pp.

  Arthur Robbins

  pp. 319-320

• Treatment of the Narcissistic Neuroses. Hyman Spotnitz and Phyllis W. Meadow. New York: Manhattan Center for Advanced Psychoanalytic Studies, 1975. vii + 254 pp.

  Harold L. Davis

  pp. 320-323

Book Reviews

• The Party of Eros: Radical Social Thought and the Realm of Freedom. Richard King. Chapel Hill: The University of North Carolina Press, 1972. 227 pp.

  Sidney Lipshires

  pp. 317-318

Correspondence

• Correspondence

  Sandor Lorand

  pp. 324-326

Errata

• Errata in Vol. 63, No. 1, 1976

  pp. 326

• Paths of Power: Psychoanalysis and Sorcery

  Marie Coleman Nelson

  pp. 333-360

• Freud's Analysis of American Culture

  Benjamin Brody

  pp. 361-377

• Adolescent Processes in Romeo and Juliet

  Marjorie Kolb Cox

  pp. 379-392

• Freud and Oedipus: A New Look at the Oedipus Complex in the Light of Freud's Life

  Arnold Bernstein

  pp. 393-407

• The Uncommunicative Genius

  Reuben Fine

  pp. 409-425

• Art Between Magic and Revolution

  Jack Jones

  pp. 427-450

• Graffiti: Some Clinical Observations

  Harvey D. Lomas

  pp. 451-457

• The Psychoanalytic Model of A Dream used as Poetic Form: Valéry and Freud

  Dorothy Otnow Lewis & Melvin Lewis

  pp. 459-469

• The Social Worker as Psychotherapist. Herbert S. Strean. Metuchin, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, 1974. xi + 216 pp.

  Ben Lightenberg

  pp. 474-476

• The Underground Stream: New Life Styles and The Antinomian Personality. Nathan Adler. New York: Harper & Row, 1972. xxlv + 135 pp.

  C. William Domhoff

  pp. 476-477

• The Psychological Birth of the Human Infant. Margaret S. Mahler, Fred Pine, and Anni Bergman. New York: Basic Books, 1975. 269 pp.

  Yonata Feldman

  pp. 477-478

• The Language of Psychoanalysis. J. La Planche and J. B. Pontalis. Translated by Donald Nicholson-Smith. New York: W. W. Norton, 1973. xv + 510 pp.

  Harold R. Stern

  pp. 478-479

• Int. J. Psychoanal. Psychother., Vol, 4. Robert Langs and the Editorial Board, Eds. New York: Jason Aronson, 1975. 590 pp.

  Charles Peterson

  pp. 479-481

• Psychotherapeutic Approaches to the Resistant Child. Richard A. Gardner. New York: Jason Aronson, 1975. 384 pp.

  Martin Sylvester

  pp. 482-483

• A Psychohistory of Zionism. Jay Y. Gonen. New York: Mason/Charter, 1975. 374 pp.

  Joseph Katz

  pp. 483-484

• Hamlet's Enemy: Madness and Myth in Hamlet. Theodore Lidz. New York: Basic Books, 1975. xiii + 258 pp.

  Robert N. Mollinger

  pp. 484-486

• Group Psychotherapies for Children: A Textbook. S. R. Slavson and Mortimer Schiffer. New York: International Universities Press, 1975. 459 pp.

  Sidney I. Love

  pp. 486-487

• Psychoanal. Psychol. Reuben Fine. New York: Jason Aronson, 1975. 198 pp.

  Richard Lasky

  pp. 487-489

• I Love You, I Hate You. Leon Phillips. New York: Harper & Row, Publishers, 1975. 211 pp.

  Bertha K. Lashinsky

  pp. 489-490

Book Reviews

• Psychoanal. St. Child, Vol. 29. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1974. 511 pp.

  Abby B. Adams

  pp. 471-473

• Sacrifice, Fire, and the Victory of the Sun:: A Search for the Origins of Hanukkah*

  Benjamin Beit-Hellahmi

  pp. 497-509

• “Fear Death by Water”:: The Boundaries of the Self in Jerzy Kosinski's The Painted Bird

  Gail L. Mortimer

  pp. 511-528

• Audience Awareness and Catharsis in Drama

  Thomas J. Schaff

  pp. 529-554

• Othello's Occupation:: Beyond the Pleasure Principle

  Stephen Reid

  pp. 555-570

• Melville's The Confidence-Man:: A “Poisonous” Reading

  C. Barry Chabot

  pp. 571-585

• The Analysis of a Therapeutic Failure

  Arthur Burton

  pp. 587-614

• Female Sexuality and the Role of the Phallus

  Thomas Ewens

  pp. 615-637

• An Introduction to Feeling Therapy: Going Sane. Joseph Hart, Richard Corriere, and Jerry Binder. New York: Jason Aronson. Inc., 1975. ix + 464 pp.

  Helen Goldberg

  pp. 640-641

• Violence and Victims. Stefan A. Pasternack, Ed. Washington, D.C.: Spectrum Publications, 1975. xiii + 215 pp.

  Lillian A. Jedeikin

  pp. 642

• The Challenge for Group Psychotherapy: Present and Future. Stefan Deschill (Ed). New York: International Universities Press, 1974. 357 pp.

  Leslie Rosenthal

  pp. 642-644

• The Movies on Your Mind. Harvey R. Greenberg. New York: Saturday Review Press/E. P. Dutton and Co., 1975. 273 pp.

  Lee Minoff

  pp. 644-645

Book Reviews

• Personality Theory and Social Work Practice. Herbert S. Strean. Metuchen, N.J.: Scarecrow Press, Inc., 1975. v + 190 pp.

  Benito M. Perri

  pp. 639-640