Issue 16 articlesKing Kong: A Myth for Modernsp. 1Mark RubinsteinRobert Frost's “‘Out, Out’—”p. 12Archibald HendersonBilly Budd: A Psychological Autopsyp. 28Nathaniel M. FloydStephen Crane's Maggie: The Death of the Selfp. 50Robert J. BegiebingJames Jackson Putnam: Philosophy and Psychoanalysisp. 72David S. WermanCarroll's Alices: The Semiotics of Paradoxp. 86Alwin L. Baum
Issue 27 articlesFreud, Michelangelo's Moses and Conrad Ferdinand Meyerp. 109Robert PlankThe Confessions of T. E. Lawrence: The Sadomasochistic Herop. 115Thomas J. O'DonnellBeowulf and the Psychohistory of Anglo-Saxon Culturep. 133John Miles FoleyGeorge Herbert's “A Parodie”: Its Double Meaningsp. 154Raymond J. WilsonFaustus' Dream of Punishment
Issue 35 articlesMarcel Duchamp: Fantasies and Symbolismp. 205Eleanor JagodaJames' The Turn of the Screw: Its “Fine Machinery”p. 224H. Robert HuntleyArthur Schnitzler's The Last Letter of a Litterateur: the Artist as Destroyerp. 238Ursula MahlendorfNorman Mailer: The Family Romance and the Oedipal Fantasyp. 277Howard SilversteinYeats and the Steinach Operation
Issue 46 articlesProust's Draft Copy-Books: Sketches of his Dreamsp. 297Claude GandelmanA. A. Milne: Sources of His Creativityp. 313Geoffrey CocksFaulkner's the Sound and the Fury: Object Relations and Narrative Structurep. 327M. D. FaberBaldwin's Going to Meet the Man: Racial Brutality and Sexual Gratificationp. 351Roger WhitlowThe Amphitryon Legend in Plautus, Molière, Dryden, Kleist, Giraudoux and Kaiser