Psychoanalytic Review

• Transitions: Introduction

  Larry Sullivan

  pp. 1-2

• Process

  John Montague

  pp. 3

• Dream as a Metaphor of Survival

  Jim Harrison

  pp. 5-14

• The Ways of Desire

  John S. Dunne

  pp. 15-35

• The Sweet Way: an Interview with John Montague

  Larry Sullivan

  pp. 37-55

• The Etiquette of Freedom

  Gary Snyder

  pp. 57-75

• Essay

  Hayden Carruth

  pp. 77-77

• Traditions and Transitions

  George Allan

  pp. 79-100

• Transitions: Ploughman, Pilgrim, Conqueror

  Erazim Kohák

  pp. 101-124

• The Body and the Earth

  Wendell Berry

  pp. 125-169

• Man-Made Space Junk in Permanent Orbit

  pp. 171-173

• The Unseen Design1

  Larry Sullivan

  pp. 175-198

• The Unknown Freud: On the Creativity of the Octogenarian

  Oskar Sternbach

  pp. 201-215

• Analytic Reconstruction in the Treatment of an Incest Survivor

  Judith L. Alpert

  pp. 217-235

• The Jewish Heritage of Sigmund Freud

  Emanuel Rice

  pp. 237-258

• On Limit and Limit Setting

  James E. Gorney

  pp. 259-278

• What Brings About Change in Psychoanalytic Treatment?

  Richard D. Chessick

  pp. 279-300

• Stalemates in Therapy and the Notion of Gratification

  Mark Sehl

  pp. 301-321

• Farewell My Concubine

  E. Ann Kaplan

  pp. 323-328

• The Age of Innocence: Layers of Containment

  Amy Lawrence

  pp. 328-331

• Shortcuts

  Tom Conley

  pp. 331-336

• Mr. Jones: Déja Vu All Over Agsain

  Glen O. Gabbard

  pp. 336-339

• The Piano, or Wuthering Heights Revisited, or Separation and Civilization Through the Eyes of the (Girl) Child

  Beth Althofer

  pp. 339-342

• Mothers Of Psychoanalysis: Helene Deutsch, Karen Horney, Anna Freud, Melanie Klein. Janet Sayers. New York: W. W. Norton, 1991, 336 pp.

  Paul Roazen

  pp. 348-351

• The Diary Of Sigmund Freud: 1929-1939. Translated, annotated, with an introduction by Michael Molnar. New York: Scribner's, 1992, xxvi + 326 pp.

  Jeffrey Berman

  pp. 351-357

• Dream Portrait: A Study Of Nineteen Sequential Dreams As Indicators Of Pretermination. A. H. Bond, D. Franco, and A. K. Richards. New York: International Universities Press, 1992, xi + 177 pp.

  Janice S. Lieberman

  pp. 358-361

• Psychoanalysis And Ethics. Ernest Wallwork. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1991, xiii + 344 pp.

  Charles Evans

  pp. 361-365

• Erratum

  pp. 368

Films

• Film Notes

  Robert J. Benton

  pp. 323

Books

• Surviving Trauma: Loss, Literature, And Psychoanalysis. David Aber-bach. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1989, xi + 192 pp.

  Stanley Rosenman & Irving Handelsman

  pp. 343-349

• Introduction

  Paul Marcus & Alan Rosenberg

  pp. 371-378

• Bruno Bettelheim's Unrecognized Contribution to Psychoanalytic Thought

  Elio J. Frattaroli

  pp. 379-409

• Bruno Bettelheim: The Mysterious Other. Historical Reflections on the Treatment of Childhood Psychosis

  D. Patrick Zimmerman

  pp. 411-450

• Bruno Bettelheim'S Contribution to our Understanding of Child Abuse

  Alvin A Rosenfeld & Saul Wasserman

  pp. 451-468

• Freud And Man'S Soul: Its Significance To Psychoanalysis

  Johanna Krout Tabin

  pp. 469-490

• Bruno Bettelheim: Culture in Man, Man in Culture, and a Language for Both

  Nathan M. Szajnberg

  pp. 491-507

• Bettelheim Among the Folklorists

  Dan Ben-Amos

  pp. 509-535

• Reevaluating Bruno Bettelheim'S Work on The Nazi Concentration Camps: The Limits Of His Psychoanalytic Approach

  Paul Marcus & Alan Rosenberg

  pp. 537-563

• Bettelheim on Education

  Steven A. Luel

  pp. 565-579

Review Essay

• Enchantment and Disenchantment with Bruno Bettelheim: A Review of Six Works

  Samuel L. Pauker

  pp. 581-597

• “The Scenes Themselves Which Lie at the Bottom of the Story:” Julius, Circumcision, and the Castration Complex

  Wendy Colman

  pp. 603-625

• A Theory for the 90s: Traumatic Seduction in Historical Context

  Douglas A. Davis

  pp. 627-639

• Castrating the Phallic Mother: The Influence of Freud's Repressed Developmental Experiences on the Conceptualization of the Castration Complex

  John M. Hartke

  pp. 641-657

• On Not Knowing What You Know: Object-Coercive Doubting and Freud's Announcement of the Seduction Theory

  Ann Salyard

  pp. 659-676

• The Schema Model: A Proposed Replacement Paradigm for Psychoanalysis

  Joseph W. Slap & Laura Slap Shelton

  pp. 677-693

• Analytic Work Concerning Motherhood

  Judith Rappaport

  pp. 695-716

• The Suicidal Child. Cynthia R. Pfeffer. New York, London: Guilford Press, 1986 $37.95.

  Margot Tallmer

  pp. 743-745

• Final Analysis: Jeffrey Moussaieff Masson pp 212, Addison-Wesley Publishing Co. $18.95

  Gerald J. Gargiulo

  pp. 746-748

• “The Boy will come to Nothing!”: Freud's Ego ideal and Freud as Ego Ideal. By Leonard Shengold. New Haven and London: Yale University Press. 1993. Pp. xvi plus; 184.

  Peter L. Rudnytsky

  pp. 748-751

• In Search of Glenn Gould: Thirty Two Short Films About Glen Gould.

  Bennett E. Roth

  pp. 756-759

• Bernardo Bertolucci's Little Buddha

  T. Jefferson Kline

  pp. 759-763

• Bad Girls

  Krin Gabbard

  pp. 763-766

Special Book Review

• Psychoanalysis in India and Japan: The Work of Sudhir Kakar and Takeo Doi

  Alan Roland

  pp. 717-737

Books

• Psychodynamic Psychiatry: Theory and Practice 2 Vols, By John Frosch, M.D. Pp Xiv + 864. New York, International Universities Press, 1990.

  Thomas Freeman

  pp. 739-743

Film Notes

• Schindler's List

  Roy Harvey Greenberg

  pp. 753-756