Issue 133 articlesEditorialp. 1Jean ArundaleArticlesIn Praise of Once-Weekly Work: Making a Virtue of Necessity or Treatment of Choice?p. 3Gertrud ManderAn Analysis of Intellectual Dysfunctionp. 15Robert RoystonOn Touching a Patientp. 29Viqui RosenbergThe Use of TransferenceProblems with Transference Interpretations in Short-Term Dynamic Therapyp. 37Mark PearsonThe Concept of Transference: A Critiquep. 49Nick HandleyCritique of a Kleinian Case StudyDefensive Organizations or Collusive Interpretations? A Further Critique of Kleinian Theory and Practicep. 60Anthony RyleResponse to ‘Defensive Organizations or Collusive Interpretations?’ by Anthony Rylep. 69Meira LikiermanPsychoanalysis and Feminism: 20 Years onIntroductionp. 73Juliet MitchellDiversity and Psychoanalysisp. 78Joanna RyanPsychoanalysis and Feminismp. 81Margot WaddellPsychoanalysis and Feminismp. 84Joan Raphael-LeffFrom Objects to Subjectsp. 89Susie Orbach & Luise EichenbaumNational Vocational QualificationsDoes Psychotherapy Need ‘NVQs’?p. 98Rosemary RandallTraining IssuesA View from the Receiving Endp. 103Kirsty HallResponse to ‘Teaching Klein’ by Linda Buckinghamp. 107Juliet MillerResponsesResponse to M. and M. Rustin on Julius Caesarp. 109Meg Harris WilliamsReader's Resistance or Author's Communication Failure?p. 112Tirril HarrisReply to Langs and Badalamentip. 115Bernard BurgoyneReportThe Greenwich Consortium of Psychotherapistsp. 118Book ReviewsPsychoanalysis in Transition: A Personal View by Merton M. Gill. Published by The Analytic Press, New Jersey, 1994; 200 pages; $29.95.p. 119Susan BuddEssentials of Psychoanalysis by Herbert Strean. Published by Brunner/Mazel, New York, 1994; 162 pages; £14.95.: An Introduction to the Therapeutic Frame by Anne Gray. Published by Routledge, London 1994; 162 pages; £12.95.p. 121Sue GerhardtThe Newborn in the Intensive Care Unit: A Neuropsychoanalytic Prevention Model by Romana Negri. Published by The Roland Harris Memorial Library, Clunie Press (Karnac Books), London, 1994; 260 pages; £18.95.p. 123Maria RhodeTreating Survivors of Satanist Abuse edited by Valerie Sinason. Published by Routledge, London, 1994; 320 pages; £18.95.p. 125David M. BlackPatients as Victims: Sexual Abuse in Psychotherapy and Counselling edited by Derek Jehu. Published by John Wiley and Sons, 1994; 214 pages; £17.95 (paperback).p. 127David MannDoing Supervision and Being Supervised by Robert Langs. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1994; 269 pages; £19.95.CorrespondenceNHS Psychotherapyp. 132Alasdair J MacDonaldGrunbaum, Philosophy and Psychoanalysisp. 132Neville SinghMourning Becomes …p. 134Ian CraibMore on Mourningp. 135Andrew SamuelsAbstracts from other Journalsp. 136
Issue 227 articlesEditorialp. 145Jean ArundaleArticlesLoss of the Loved Object: Tragic and Moral Motifs in Melanie Klein's Concept of the Depressive Positionp. 147Meira LikiermanThe Dream of Psychoanalysis: Irma's Dream, Some Commentaries, and a Contemplation of its Navelp. 160Sian MorganGroup Analysis, Transculturality and Ethicsp. 170Dennis G. Brown
Issue 331 articlesEditorialp. 289Jean ArundaleArticlesThe Working Alliance: A Re-Appraisalp. 291Charlotte Wynn Parry & Diana BirkettMatricide and Destructiveness: Infantile Anxieties and Technological Culturep. 300Christina WielandAbiding Values and the Creative Present: Psychoanalysis in the Spectrum of the Sciencesp. 314David M. Black
Issue 424 articlesEditorialp. 433Jean ArundaleArticlesWhat Do We Mean by ‘Psychodynamic’? A Contribution to the Development of a Modelp. 435Alan LidmilaPostmodernism and its Discontents: Therapeutic Discoursep. 447Ian ParkerBJP Student Essay.-First Prize 1995Unravelling Countertransference