Issue 113 articlesIn these Pages …p. 1Douglas H. IngramClockwork and the Symbolization of Timep. 3Moshe Halevi SperoWho Does He Think He is: Remarks on the Psychology of Jesusp. 29Richard D. ChessickReflections on Psychoanalysis, Creativity, and Jackson Pollockp. 41Paul RoazenFeedback in Dynamic Psychotherapy: Notes on Selected Clinical Issues and Practical Applicationsp. 53Milton M. BergerVisions of the Selfp. 73Althea J. HomerWomen, the Instinctual Self, and the Demon Loverp. 74Susan Kavaler-AdlerScientific Meetings of the Association for the Advancement of PsychoanalysisDealing with Potential Impasse: Interactive Considerations Presenter: Darlene Bregman Ehrenberg, Ph.D. May 26, 1994p. 83Megan L. MarquierThe Third Step: Freud, the Feminists, and Postmodernism Presenter: Muriel Dimen, PhD. Discussant: Michelle Price, C.S.W. April 21, 1994p. 84Anne Wheatley-FlynnCorrespondenceFantasies? Or Insights into Freud's “Childhood” Memories?p. 87Michael T. O'BrienBook ReviewsHope and Dread in Psychoanalysis, by Stephen A. Mitchell, Basic Books, 1993, 285 ps.p. 91Michelle PriceDream Reader: Psychoanalytic Articles on Dreams, ed. by T. Alston, R. Calogeras, and H. Deserno, International Universities Press, 1994.p. 93Richard D. ChessickPresent Past: Modernity and the Memory Crisis, by Richard Terdiman, Cornell University Press, 1993, 389 ps.p. 96Douglas H. Ingram
Issue 214 articlesIn These Pages …p. 101Douglas H. IngramEvolutions of an Orientation Concerning the Nature of the Male Homosexualitiesp. 103Edwin C. WoodMissionary Positions: A Response to Edwin C. Woodp. 121Jonathan GoldbergNarcissistic Characters with Obsessive Features: Diagnostic and Treatment Considerationsp. 129Cheryl Glickauf-Hughes & Marolyn WellsOpening up Blocked Mourning in the Preoedipal Character
Issue 313 articlesIn These Pages …p. 197Douglas H. IngramThe Ambiguity of Transferencep. 199Mario RendonAnalytic Asymmetries and their Discontentsp. 215Uri HadarPostmodernism—Feminism and the Deconstruction of the Feminine: Kristeva and Irigarayp. 231Jane BurenAdolescent Character Formation and Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 245
Issue 416 articlesIn these Pages…p. 301Douglas H. IngramThe Third Step: Freud, the Feminists, and Postmodernismp. 303Muriel DimenGender Talk: Discussion of Muriel Dimen's ‘Third Step’p. 321Michelle PriceThe Consultant's Role When the Analyst Terminates Therapyp. 331Sue Nathanson ElkindConsultation When the Patient Terminates an Impaired Treatment