Issue 1-221 articlesPart OneHarry Slochower: “The Laughing Philosopher”p. 1Mark KanzerHarry Slochower in Cathedrap. 7Richard WinstonHarry Slochower's Mythopoesis: Some Personal and Social Reflectionsp. 11Donald M. KaplanHarry Slochower: Der Springende Punktp. 16Sophie WilkinsSome Thoughts about Harry Slochower's Mythopoesis: Rebellion and Authenticityp. 23Leon WurmserThe Creative Thrust—A Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 27Leo RangellAmerican Imago on Psychoanalysis, Art, and Creativity: 1964–1976p. 45Hans KleinschmidtPart TwoRemarks on an Aspect of Creativityp. 59K. R. EisslerNietzsche and the Psychology of Geniusp. 77John E. GedoKafka and Kierkegaard: The Function of Ambiguityp. 92Stanley R. HopperThe Birth of H. G. Wells's: Time Machine*p. 106William G. NiederlandOthellop. 113Joel KovelOn Beethoven's Deafnessp. 120Maynard SolomonChildhood Autism, Its Process, as Seen in a Victorian Fairy TalePart ThreePublications of Harry Slochowerp. 215
Issue 36 articlesVaslav Nijinsky: Genius and Schizophrenicp. 221Anne Wilson WanghHugo von Hofmannsthal: “Letter of Lord Chandos”—The Writer's Relationship to His Languagep. 238Judith M. BrettPinter, Albee, and “The Maiden in the Shark Pond”p. 259Kristin MorrisonThe Detective Film as Myth: The Maltese Falcon and Sam Spadep. 275Stephen F. Bauer, Leon Baiter & Winslow HuntWilliam Inge
Issue 47 articlesFRANZ KAFKA: A Country Doctor: The Narrator as Dreamerp. 331Katherine StockholderMetamorphosisp. 347Jean JofenA Hunger Artist: Content and Formp. 357Patrick MahonyCinderella: Family Pathology, Identity-Sculpting and Mate-Selectionp. 375Stanley RosenmanEmerson's Nature Oral Merger Fantasyp. 397