Issue 17 articlesPsychoanalysis and Art: Their Body Languagep. 1Harry SlochowerThe Freud/Jung Conflict: Yahweh and the Great Goddessp. 7Tristan O. CornesT.S. Eliot's The Waste Land: Death Fear, Apathy, and Dehumanizationp. 23Giles MitchellHumpty Dumpty: A Screen Memory and Some Speculations on the Nursery Rhymep. 35Renato J. AlmansiShakespeareThe Winter's Tale: A Question of Motivep. 51Maydee G. LandeMeasure for Measure: Isabella's Beating Fantasiesp. 67Carolyn E. BrownThe Tempestp. 81Michael L. Shakman
Issue 24 articlesDavid Bradley's The Chaneysville Incident: The Belly of the Textp. 97Martin J. GlisermanKeats' “Ode on a Grecian Urn”: The Use of The Worldp. 121Brooke HopkinsThe “Invisible Presence” in the Creative Process of Virginia Woolfp. 133Ellen RosenmanSophocles' Antigone and Freud's Civilization and its Discontentsp. 151Debra B. Bergoffen
Issue 36 articlesErratump. iiThe Specimen Dream as a Childhood Traumap. 171Timothy AndersonRevenge and Forgivenessp. 191Donald B. MossBeltraffio: Henry James' Secrecyp. 211Melissa KnoxPredatory Germanic Implants and Jewish Identity in Psychoanalysisp. 229Stanley Rosenman
Issue 45 articlesMysticism as Defense in Javanese Shadow-Play Theater: The Story of Dewa Rucip. 273Jeanette DeBouzekFig Leaf, Pudica, Nudity, and other Revealing Concealmentsp. 289Seymour HowardRobert Frost's “The Subverted Flower”p. 295Margaret StorchArchetypes of Apocalypse in Dreams and Fantasies, and in Religious Scripturep. 307Mortimer OstowShakespeare's Dream-Stuff: A Forerunner of Freud's “Dream-Material”