Issue 17 articlesApplication of Horney Theory in the Treatment of a Traumatized Childp. 3Meryl BrownLove and Authenticityp. 21Julius E. HeuscherMirror Hunger in the Psychodynamics of Sexually Abusing therapistsp. 35Jeffrey M. ClamanCurrent Psychoanalytic theory and Practice: can there Be any one Valid Unitary Approach?p. 41Carl T. RotenbergLacan and Post-Structuralismp. 51Jan MartaPessimistic mood in Narcissistic Decompensationp. 58Dragan M. ŠvrakićLillian Hellman: The Uses of Ragep. 72Leo Schneiderman
Issue 212 articlesEditorialResearch in Horney's Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 99Leland van den DaeleSome Contributions of Horneyan Theory to Enhancement of the Type A Behavior Constructp. 105Steven A. HamonAn Application of the Interpersonal Models Developed by Karen Horney and Timothy Leary to Type A-B Behavior Patternsp. 116Walter W. RoemerUnderstanding Social Roles from a Horneyan Perspectivep. 131Diane RendonAttitudes toward Disability: Horney's Theory Appliedp. 143Norma JabinHorneyan and Kohutian Theories of Psychic Trauma: A Self-Psychological Reexamination of the Work of Harold Kelmanp. 154Richard B. UlmanThe Phylogenesis of the “Ego,” with Remarks on the Frontal Lobesp. 161Arthur W. EpsteinClinical Approach to the Grandiose Selfp. 167Dragan M. ŠvrakićErratump. 182Book ReviewsPsychotherapist's Casebook, by Irwin L. Kutash and Alexander Wolf, editors. San Francisco: Jossey-Bass, 1986, 552 pp.p. 183Joyce A. LernerThe Real Self, by James F. Masterson, M.D. New York: BrunnerlMazel, 1985, 174 pp.p. 185Jill Stultz,In Memoriamp. 187Henry A. Paul & Harry Gershman
Issue 39 articles“Death of a Salesman”: Arthur Miller's Play in the Light of Psychoanalysisp. 195Benjamin J. BeckerThe “Voice”: The Dual Nature of Guilt Reactionsp. 210Robert W. FirestoneSupervision of Psychotherapy East and Westp. 230Leah DavidsonFreud's Self-Analysis and the Inner Life of Contemporary Refugeesp. 237Ales Wotruba & Zdenek CernovskyLimit Setting and the Analyst's Working Throughp. 243Joyce A. LernerTransitional Phenomena in a Dreamp. 250Polly CrispMaternal Destructiveness in the Life of Franz Kafkap. 262Arthur ScherrBrief CommunicationsFreud, Vergil, and Aeneas: An Unnoticed Classical Influence on Freudp. 279Justin GlennBook ReviewsSevere Personality Disorders: Psychotherapeutic Strategies, by Otto Kernberg. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1984, 381 pp.p. 283Joyce A. Lerner
Issue 412 articlesForewordp. 293Norman KelmanEthics and Desirep. 296William J. RichardsonDesire and the Loss of Objectp. 302Thomas EwensThe Thing for Freud and the Freudian Thingp. 309Francois PeraldiLacan's View of Sublimationp. 315John MullerSublimation and the Ethical Traditionp. 324W. ver EeckeIntegration and Learning In the Supervisory Processp. 331Leah DavidsonParticipatory Experience: The Participant Observer Paradoxp. 342Warren WilnerLoose, Tight, and Free Associationsp. 358Theodore Isaac RubinBrief CommunicationsA Psychotherapeutic Relationship: Ten Minutes a Month, or Close Encounters of the Real Kind (with Apologies to Steven Spielberg)p. 365Jane SimonLetters to the EditorTo the Editorp. 368Joyce A. LernerBook ReviewsThe Feminist Legacy of Karen Horney, by Marcia Westkott. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1986, 242 pp.p. 370Susan Rudnick Jacobson