Issue 110 articlesTheodor Reik: Der Eigene und der Fremde Gott, (First Translation): Excerptsp. 3F. X. Schupper & W. H. H. PlecherTheodor Reik Speaks of his Psychoanalytic Techniquep. 16Theodor ReikA Letter to Theodor Reikp. 21Marvin W. WebbMy Thanks to Theodor Reikp. 27Martin GrotjahnTheodor Reik and Ego Psychologyp. 32Edward FrankelTheodor Reik. A Student's Memoirp. 52Donald M. KaplanA Brief Visit to India: Observations and Psychoanalytic Implicationsp. 59Gustav BychowskiRemarks on Mystic Statesp. 77Richard SterbaOn a Line of Iago'sp. 86M. D. Faber & Alan F. DilnotD. H. Lawrence's The Man Who Died: The Phallic Christp. 91Gerald Fiderer
Issue 210 articlesFreud's Self-Analysis and His Scientific Ideasp. 99John E. GedoEugene Ionesco's The Chairs and the Theater of the Absurdp. 119Marian TolpinTherapy and Antitherapy in Salinger's “Zooey”p. 140Daniel SeitzmanD. H. Lawrence: The Blood-Conscious Artistp. 163Leigh TravisReviews of Current Books
Issue 35 articlesFortinbras and Hamletp. 199K. R. EisslerCoriolanus: The Anxious Bridegroomp. 224Emmett WilsonMacbeth: “Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair”p. 242L. Veszy-WagnerIagop. 258Shelley OrgelOthello's Jealousyp. 274Stephen Reid
Issue 48 articlesDuchamp's Young Man and Girl in Springp. 297Arturo SchwarzPassive Mastery of Helplessness in Gamesp. 309Martin D. CapellEuripides' Hippolytusp. 333Anne Vannan RankinPushkin and Parricide: The Miserly Knightp. 347Carl R. ProfferThe Eagle and the Axe: A Study of Whitman's “Song of the Broad-Axe”p. 354