Issue 110 articlesThe Time Unity of Personalityp. 3Andrew TershakovecHorney's Theory of Neurosis: A Developmental-Structuralist Interpretationp. 23Leland D. van den DaeleDiscussion of “Horney's Theory of Neurosis: A Developmental-Structuralist Interpretation”p. 37Mario RendonFamily Character Analysisp. 41Michael E. MurrayThe Wife as the Professionalp. 55Alexandra SymondsPsychodynamic Conflicts in Female Law Studentsp. 65Hallie FrankOther VoicesSocial and Cultural Influences on the Doctor's Familyp. 71Miriam PerrBrief CommunicationsInner Space and the Einsteinian Concept of Timep. 81Robert A. FaguetThe Psychiatric Clerkship: Its Effect on Medical Studentsp. 85Paula F. Eagle & Luis R. MarcosBook ReviewsKaren Horney: Gentle Rebel of Psychoanalysis, by Jack L. Rubins, M.D., New York: The Dial Press, 1978, 362 pages, $9.95.p. 91Andrew K. Ruotolo
Issue 212 articlesAggression in Everyday Lifep. 99Claude H. MillerThe Hysterical Facadep. 113S. Zisook, R.A. DeVaul & E. GammonNarcissistic Dyadic Relationshipsp. 125David Rubinstein & Joan F. TimminsChildhood Ego States and Adult Clinical Practicep. 137Howard R. Barton & Robert A. KovanUnconscious Communication in the Mother-Child Dyadp. 147
Issue 312 articlesOf Slings and Arrows and Outrageous Fortunep. 195Jack WeinbergThe Role of Dreams in the Construction of Psychoneurotic Symptomsp. 211Harold LevitanThe Swing of the Pendulum—From Anorexia to Obesityp. 225Natalie ShainessThe Antisocial Characterp. 235Louis R. HottDiscussion of “The Antisocial Character”p. 245
Issue 412 articlesCharacter, Cognition, and Therapeutic Processp. 291Joseph BarnettThe Learning Process in Combined Psychotherapyp. 303Henry GreenbaumDiscussion of “The Learning Process in Combined Psychotherapy”p. 311Jack L. RubinsTime and Timekeeping in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapyp. 319Douglas H. IngramDiscussion of “Time and Timekeeping in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy”