Issue 123 articlesTechniques in Dream Interpretationp. 3Harold KelmanDiscussionp. 20Walter BonimeThe Self-Idealizing and Self-Alienating Process during Late Adolescencep. 27Jack L. RubinsDiscussionp. 38Malvina W. KremerIrrational Complications of the Cancer Problemp. 41Gotthard BoothDiscussionp. 55Lawrence LeshanFinal Integration in the Adult Personalityp. 61A. Reza ArastehThe Open end in the Psychotherapeutic Transactionp. 74Werner M. MendelThe Transference and Countertransference of Acting-Out Behaviorp. 79Arthur BurtonNew Perspectives in Psychoanalysis. Edited and with an introduction by Harold Kelman, M.D. W. W. Norton & Co., Inc., New York, 1965.p. 85Isidore PortnoyBook ReviewsGeneral Psychopathology (Allgemeine Psychopathologie), by Karl Jaspers. University of Chicago Press, 859 Seventh Edition pp., $ 12.50.p. 90Irving FriedmanSigmund Freud: A New Appraisal. ByMaryse Choisy. Philosophical Library, New York, 1963, $4.75.p. 90Frederick A. WeissThe Scope Of Psychoanalysis. ByFranz Alexander. New York: Basic Books, pp. 586, 1962, $ 12.50.p. 91Norman J. LevyThe Vital Balance: The Life Process in Mental Health and ILLNESS. By Karl Menninger, M.D., with Martin Mayman, Ph.D. and Paul Pruyser, Ph.D. New York: The Viking Press, 1963, 531 pp., $ 10.p. 92Irving Friedman,Psychoanalysis and Faith: Dialogues With the Reverend Oskar Pfister. By Sigmund Freud. Edited by Heinrich Meng and Ernst L. Freud. New York: Basic Books, 1963, 152 pp., $ 4.95.p. 94Paul Lussheimer,Group Psychotherapy and Group Function. Edited by Max Rosenbaum, Ph.D. andMilton Berger, M.D. New York: Basic Books, 1963, 690 pp.Annual ReportsAssociation for the Advancement of Psychoanalysisp. 99Melvin BoigonAmerican Institute of Psychoanalysis Board of Trusteesp. 100Nathan FreemanThe Deanp. 101Harold KelmanCandidates Associationp. 102Irving FriedmanKaren Horney Clinicp. 102Louis R. Hott
Issue 218 articlesAnxiety Revisitedp. 115Jules H. MassermanWhat Leads to Basic Change in Psychoanalytic Therapy?: A Round Table Discussionp. 129Melvin BoigonWhat Leads to Basic Change in Psychoanalytic Therapy?p. 130William V. SilverbergWhat Leads to Basic Change in Psychoanalytic Therapy?p. 133Frederick A. WeissWhat Leads to Basic Change in Psychoanalytic Therapy?