Issue 15 articlesThe Myth of the Birth of the Hero Revisited: Disasters and Brutal Child Rearingp. 1Stanley RosenmanPeter Shaffer's Amadeus: The Making and Un-Making of the Fathersp. 45William J. SullivanJohn Fowles: The Psychological Complexity of The Magusp. 61Julius Rowan RaperBeckett's Unnamables: Schizophrenia, Rationalism, and the Novelp. 85Eileen H. WattsThe Confessions of Augustine: Narcissistic Elementsp. 107William R. Beers
Issue 27 articlesAlice James: “Neither Dead nor Recovered”p. 127Mary CappelloUncivil Wars: The Reproduction of Mother-Daughter Conflict and Rosellen Brown's Autobiography of My Motherp. 163Merla WolkShame in Edith Wharton's The Mother's Recompensep. 187Lev RaphaelWho is Arnold Friend? The Other Self in Joyce Carol Oates's “Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?”p. 205G. J. WeinbergerThe Incest Taboo in Wuthering Heights: A Modern Appraisal
Issue 37 articlesFreudian Hermeneuticsp. 239Marsha AbramsThe Psychotherapy of the Dead: Loss and Character Structure in Freud's Metapsychologyp. 251Greg MogensonYankev Glatshteyn: Mourning the Yiddish Languagep. 271Janet R. HaddaThe Grief Behind the Spots of Timep. 287Don JohnsonKing Lear, King Leir, and Incest Wishesp. 309
Issue 45 articlesThe Last Four Shots: Problems of Intention and Camus' The Strangerp. 359George J. MakariThe Black Man's Part in Crane's Monsterp. 375Joseph ChurchSir Gawain and the Green Knight: An Anatomy of Chastityp. 389Adam Freeman & Janet Thormann“Old Mr. Prickle-pin”: Simon Gray's Butleyp. 411John A. MillsThomas Jefferson: Relationships with Women