Psychoanalytic Review

• Interview with John Gedo

  Emma Piccioli

  pp. 1-15

• The Healing Presence, Part ii: What the Analyst Says

  Henry M. Seiden

  pp. 17-26

• Homophobia in the Supervisory Relationship: An Invisible Intruder

  Glenda M. Russell & Ellen M. Greenhouse

  pp. 27-42

• Feminism, Feminist Cinema, and Thelma and Louise: A View from Cybernetics

  G. A. Cody & W. J. Swift

  pp. 43-54

• Moral Outrage: Virtue as a Defense

  Harvey A. Kaplan

  pp. 55-71

• T. S. Eliot: His Religion, his Poetry, his Roles

  Murray H. Sherman

  pp. 73-107

• Psychoanalytic and Literary Perspectives on Procreation Conflicts in Women

  Muriel Gold Morris

  pp. 109-128

• The Analyst's Use of the Lost-and-Found Metaphor in Psychoanalysis

  Sharon Hymer

  pp. 129-147

• A Thing Apart: Love and Reality in the Therapeutic Relationship. By Irving Steingart. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, Inc., 1995, xxvi + 291 pp.

  Jeffrey H. Golland

  pp. 156-158

• Self-Analysis: Critical Inquiries, Personal Visions. Edited by James W. Barron, with a foreword by Stephen A. Mitchell. Hillsdale, NJ and London: The Analytic Press, 1993, 291 pp.

  Charles Spezzano

  pp. 158-161

Film Notes

• Bertolucci's Stealing Beauty

  T. Jefferson Kline

  pp. 149-152

Books

• Inside Out and Outside in: Psychodynamic Clinical Theory and Practice in Contemporary Multi-Cultural Contexts. By Joan Berzoff, Laura Melano, and Patricia Hertz. Northvale, NJ & London: Jason Aronson, 1996, xx + 451 pp.

  Neil Altman

  pp. 153-156

• Introduction

  Gilbert Herdt, Lucia Viliela-Minnerly & Waud Kracke

  pp. 165-168

• Discussion: The Heritage of Imagination

  Douglass Price-Williams

  pp. 169-172

• Symbols, Dreams, and Self-Reflection: Some Cases from African Suriname in Europe

  Ineke van Wetering

  pp. 189-216

• Male Birth-Giving in the Cultural Imagination of the Sambia

  Gilbert Herdt

  pp. 217-226

• Spiritual Healing and Human Development in the Native American Church: Toward a Cultural Psychiatry of Peyote

  Joseph D. Calabrese

  pp. 237-255

• Emotion Of Hazukashh in Reunion Situations for the Japanese

  Anna Hirata

  pp. 257-271

• Dreams, Ghosts, Tales: Parintintin Imagination

  Waud Kracke

  pp. 273-280

• From the Sway of the Pleasure Principle: Ghost of a Tiger

  Lucia Villela

  pp. 281-294

• The Religious and Romantic Origins of Psychoanalysis. S. Kirschner, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1996. Pp. xi + 240.

  William Meissner

  pp. 297-300

• Moses and Civilization—the Meaning Behind Freud's Myth. Robert A. Paul. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 1996. Pp. 268.

  Emanuel Rice

  pp. 300-308

I: Culture and Imagination

• Dramatization: How Dream Work Shapes Culture

  H. U. E. Thoden van Velzen

  pp. 173-188

II: Applications: Emotional Expression and Culture

• The Imaginative use of Religious Symbols in Subjective Experiences of Anorexia Nervosa

  Caroline Giles Banks

  pp. 227-236

Books

• Self-Envy: Therapy and the Divided Inner World. Rafael E. Lopez-Corvo. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 1993. Pp. 233.

  Jaime Stubrin

  pp. 295-297

Erik Erikson's Clinical Contributions: A Symposium in Memorial Tribute

• Introduction

  Jeffrey H. Golland

  pp. 325-328

• The Legacy of Erik Homburger Erikson

  Margaret Brenman-Gibson

  pp. 329-335

• Contributions of Erik Erikson

  Morris Eagle

  pp. 337-347

• Erik Erikson's Work: Clinical Implications and Applications

  Irving Steingart

  pp. 349-362

• Erik Erikson's Work: Clinical Implications and Applications a Symposium in Memorial Tribute Discussion

  Jeffrey H. Golland

  pp. 363-364

• Beauty and the Beast: A Myth of Sadness, Madness, and Hope in Anaclitic Depression

  Jenai Wu

  pp. 365-380

• Collective Will: A Reformulation of Otto Rank's theory of Personality Individuation

  Robert Hamm

  pp. 381-396

• The Search for the Authentic Self

  Seymour E. Coopersmith

  pp. 397-416

• Arthur Miller's Drama from the Standpoint of Self Psychology

  Leo Schneiderman

  pp. 417-435

• Audience as Analyst: Dennis Potter's The Singing Detective

  William Jeffrey

  pp. 437-452

• Guy Films: A New Subgenre?

  Daniel Dervin

  pp. 459-467

• The Fragile Self: The Structure of Narcissistic Disturbance and its Therapy. Phil Mollon. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson. 1994, 221 pp.

  Doris K. Silverman & Ruth Gruenthal

  pp. 475-479

Film Notes

• Paranoia and Spectatorship in 12 Monkeys

  B. K. Faunce

  pp. 453-459

Books

• The Psychoanalytic Vocation: Rank, Winnicott and The Legacyl Of Freud. By Peter L. Rudnytsky. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1991, 220 pp. Transitional Objects and Potential Spaces; Literary Uses of D. W. Winnicott. Peter L. Rudnytsky, ed. New York: Columbia University Press, 1993, 315 pp.

  Jane Kupersmidt

  pp. 469-475

Symposium

• Classics Revisited: The Ego in Anxiety (Max Schur, 1953) and, An Addendum to Freud's Theory of Anxiety (Charles Brenner, 1953)

  Marvin Hurvich

  pp. 483-504

• Discussion

  Austin Silber

  pp. 505-512

• Current View on Anxiety

  Charles Brenner

  pp. 513-515

• Response to Austin Silber

  Marvin Hurvich

  pp. 517-518

• Response to Charles Brenner

  Marvin Hurvich

  pp. 519-521

• Masochism and the Inner Mother

  Doryann Lebe

  pp. 523-540

• The Minyan As A Psychological Support System

  Saul Scheidlinger

  pp. 541-552

• “History is not the Past”: Lacan's Critique of Ferenczi

  Shuli Barzilai

  pp. 553-572

• Figures of Entrapment: The Labyrinth and the Web

  Jill Immerman

  pp. 573-591

• The Gambler as Case History and Literary Twin: Dostoevsky's False Beauty And the Poetics of Perversity

  Richard J. Rosenthal

  pp. 593-616

• Food as Selfobject in Eating Disorder Patients

  David Krueger

  pp. 617-630

• Kansas City: Altman's Jazz History Lesson

  Krin Gabbard

  pp. 635-639

• Psychoanalysts Talk. By Virginia Hunter. New York: The Guilford Press, 1994. ix + 450 pp.

  Edwin Fancher

  pp. 644-648

• Subjects of Analysis. By Thomas H. Ogden, M.D. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 1994. 230 pp.

  Harold N. Boris

  pp. 648-654

Flim Note

• Vertigo

  George Mott

  pp. 631-635

Books

• The Freedom to Inquire. By Esther Menaker with the editorial assistance of Claude Barbre. Northvale, NJ, and London: Jason Aronson, 1995. 317 pp.

  Leila Lerner

  pp. 641-643

• Introduction To The Special Issue: Film And Violence

  Robert Benton & Isaac Tylim

  pp. 657-665

• Interrogations

  Robert B. Ray

  pp. 667-680

• Projections Of Domestic Violence And Erotic Terror On The Film Screen

  Harriet Kimble Wrye

  pp. 681-699

• Double Indemnity: Creation And Destruction Of A Femme Fatale

  William D. Jeffrey

  pp. 701-715

• Images Of Children In Films: Idealization And Filicide

  Isaac Tylim

  pp. 717-725

• Axe The Piano Player

  Tania Modleski

  pp. 727-742

• Violence The Western Way

  Bennett E. Roth

  pp. 743-751

• Faces Of Abuse: Portrait Of A Couple A Psychoanalytic Study Of The Film: A Woman Under The Influence

  Anita Weinreb Katz

  pp. 753-767

• Gambling, Death, And Violence: Hollywood Looks At Las Vegas

  Arlene Kramer Richards & Arnold David Richards

  pp. 769-788

• Killing Representation: Feminism And Violence At The Limit

  Lynda Hart

  pp. 789-812

• Letters to Jacques: Selected Letters of Heinz Kohut to Jacques Palaci

  Joseph Reppen & Francesca Reppen

  pp. 815-841

• Some Roots of Persistent Homosexual Fantasy and The Quest For Father's Love: Conflicted Parental Identifications in a Male Patient: Fragment of an Analysis

  Ruth F. Lax

  pp. 843-863

• Psychoanalysis and The Myths We Work by: A Burkean View

  Rona Bank

  pp. 865-889

• Deadly Unconscious Logics in Joseph Heller's Catch-22

  Robert M. Young

  pp. 891-903

• Hurtful Presences

  Dianne W. Trumbull

  pp. 905-924

• Goodnight Moon: Repetition and The Mastery of Separation

  Helen Stein

  pp. 925-940

• Crash: Sex and Death at The Millennium

  Isaac Tylim

  pp. 947-952

• Some Mother's Son

  T. Jefferson Kline

  pp. 952-955

• Danger and Defense: The Technique of Close Process Attention. By Marianne Goldberger. Northvale, N.J.: Jason Aronson, 1996. xxii + 386 pp.

  Moss L. Rawn

  pp. 960-961

• The Artist and The Emotional World. By John E. Gedo. New York: Columbia University Press, 1996, x + 255 pp.

  Donald Kuspit

  pp. 962-965

• Psychoanalysis And The Postmodern Impulse. By Barnaby B. Barratt. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1993, 262 pp.

  Kareen Ror Malone

  pp. 966-968

Film Notes

• The Mirror of Choice: The English Patient And The Mirror Has Two Faces

  George Mott

  pp. 941-947

Books

• Psychoanalysis And The Philosophy of Science, by Benjamin Rubinstein, Robert Holt, ed. (Psychological Issues Monograph 62/63). Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1997 xvi + 715 pp. No price listed.

  John E. Gedo

  pp. 957-960