Psychoanalytic Social Work

• Editor's Introduction

  Jerrold R. Brandell

  pp. 1-3

• The Mutative Impact of a Transference Interpretation with a Masochistic Male Patient Exhibiting Sexual Sadism: A Case Study

  Susan Gill

  pp. 19-33

• Some Thoughts on our Conception of Transference and the Nature and Role of Transference Interpretation: A Discussion of Two Papers

  Jerrold R. Brandell

  pp. 35-41

• For Better, for Worse: Marital and Family Therapy and the Personality Disorders

  Nora Dougherty

  pp. 43-59

• Self-Analysis and Resistance to Self-Analysis of Countertransference

  Gildo M. Consolini

  pp. 61-82

• The Language of Perversion and the Language of Love. Bach, Sheldon. Northvale, NJ/London: Jason Aronson, 1994, 202 pages, $40.00.

  Ezra Teitelbaum

  pp. 98-102

Screen Memories, Early Memories, and Transference on the Path to Change: Three Contributions

• Maria's Second Chance: Resolving Oedipal Conflict in the Transference

  Roberta Ann Shechter

  pp. 5-17

Featured Review

• The Good-Enough Social Worker: Understanding and Applying Winnicott's Concepts: The Facilitating Partnership: A Winnico'itian Approach for Social Workers and other Helping Professionals. Applegate, Jeffrey S. and Jennifer M. Bonovitz. New Jersey: Jason Aronson, Inc., 1995, 290 pages.

  Judith R. Schore

  pp. 83-91

Book Reviews

• The Supervisory Encounter. Jacobs, Daniel, Paul David, and Donald Jay Meyer, New Haven, CT: Yale University, 1995, 285 pages, $32.50.

  Constance C. Hendrickson

  pp. 93-97

• Editor's Introduction

  Jerrold R. Brandell

  pp. 1-3

• Projective Identification in Sexual Abuse Survivors and Their Partners: Couple Treatment Implications

  Dennis Miehls

  pp. 5-22

• Dehumanization as an Enactment of Serial Killers: A Sadomasochistic Case Study

  Barrie M. Biven

  pp. 23-49

• Self Psychology and Cognitive Therapy: A Comparison of Two Treatment Models

  Arlene N. Weisz

  pp. 51-67

• Balancing Empathy and Interpretation: Relational Character Analysis. Josephs, Lawrence. New Jersey: Jason Aronson, Inc., 1995, 435 pages, $48.00.

  Donna Jacobs

  pp. 72-74

• The Birth of Hatred. Akhtar, Salman, Selma Kramer, and Henri Parens (Eds.) Northvale, NJ/London: Jason Aronson, Inc., 1995, 184 pp., $27.50.

  Yaffa Weitzman

  pp. 75-76

• Creating the Capacity for Attachment Treating Addictions and the Alienated Self. Walant, K. Northvale, New Jersey/London: Jason Aronson, Inc., 1996, 320 pages, $40.00.

  Maryellen Noonan

  pp. 76-79

Book Reviews

• The Analyst in the Inner City Race, Class, and Culture Through a Psychoanalytic Lens. Altman, N. Hillsdale, New Jersey/London: The Analytic Press, 1995, 188 pages. $29.95.

  Robin MacDonald

  pp. 69-71

• Editor's Introduction

  Jerrold R. Brandell

  pp. 1-3

• Who is Father? Where is Father? Some Facts, Fantasies, and Fallacies

  Herbert S. Strean

  pp. 5-22

• Sándor Ferenczi: Forerunner of Modern Short-Term Psychotherapy

  Carol Tosone

  pp. 23-41

• Creating Harmony Out of Dissonance: Applying Theories of Intersubjectivity to Therapy with Couples

  Mary McMahon

  pp. 43-61

• Enhancing Therapeutic Intervention During Divorce

  Peggy Beck & Nancee Biank

  pp. 63-81

• Reshaping the Self: Reflections on Renewal Through Therapy. Eigen, M. Madison, Connecticut: Pychosocial Press, 198 pages, $27.50.

  Donna Jacobs

  pp. 97-99

Featured Review

• Hope Beyond the Void: Containing Rage, Terror, and Despair: An Object Relations Approach to Psychotherapy. Seinfeld, Jeffrey. Northvale New Jersey: Jason Aronson, 1996, 240 pages, $35.

  William Borden

  pp. 83-89

Book Reviews

• Love Relations-Normality and Pathology. Kemberg, O. F. New Haven, Connecticut: Yale University Press, 1995, 203 pages, $30.00.

  Barbara H. Gold

  pp. 91-96

• When the Father is Passive: His Impact on the Development of Masculinity

  Lucia Imbesi

  pp. 1-19

• Recapturing the Lost Father: Transference and Memory Retrieval in a Case of Childhood Object Loss

  Roberta Ann Shechter

  pp. 21-36

• An Absent Father and His Son: A Case Illustrating the Importance of the Father's Role in the Development of Boys

  Bernard J. Ott

  pp. 37-51

• Modes of Interaction in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy with Borderline and Non-Borderline Clients: A Qualitative Analysis

  Brian Rasmussen & Lynne Angus

  pp. 53-73

Featured Review

• A Hopeful Response to the Crisis of Psychoanalysis: Fostering Healing and Growth: A Psychoanalytic Social Work Approach. Edward, Joyce and Jean Sanville. Editors. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, Inc., 1996, $30.00.

  Edward Hama

  pp. 75-89