Issue 123 articlesEditorialp. 1Jean ArundaleArticlesThe Stifled Cry or Truby King, the Forgotten Prophetp. 3Gertrud ManderThe Analyst in the Counting House: Money as Symbol and Reality in Analysisp. 14Jane Haynes & Jan WienerFerenczi RevisitedSandor Ferenczi and Patients' Perceptions of Analysisp. 26Piers MyersWhat is the Difference between A ‘Psychoanalytic’ and A So-Called ‘Normal’, Everyday Relationship? The Controversy between Freud and Ferenczip. 37Carla RussellBjp/Freud Museum Conference - ‘Science’ and PsychoanalysisWhat is Science? What is Psychoanalysis? What is to Be Done?p. 53Joseph SchwartzShould Psychoanalysts Believe What They Say?p. 64David L. SmithScience, Transference and the Unconsciousp. 75Karl FiglioPsychoanalytic and Scientific Reasoningp. 86Jim HopkinsThe Future of an Empirical Psychoanalysis'p. 106Peter FonagyChairman's Comments: Psychoanalysis - A Disreputable Profession?p. 119Michael ConranClinical CommentaryClinical Commentary XIXp. 123Commentary by a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Sap-Trained Analytical Psychologistp. 125Richard CarvalhoCommentary by a Psychoanalyst, Member of the Independent Groupp. 129Leon KleimbergCommentary by a Psychoanalytic Psychotherapistp. 131Joanna RyanBook ReviewsThe New Informants: Betrayal of Confidentiality in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy by Christopher Bollas and David Sundelson. Published by Karnac Books, London, 1995; 204 pages; £16.95.p. 133Paul GordanIf Someone Speaks It Gets Lighter: Dreams and the Reconstruction of Infant Trauma by Linda Share. Published by Analytic Press, Hillsdale, NJ, 1994; 277 pages; £28.80.p. 135Phil MollonThe Narration of Desire: Erotic Transferences and Countertransferences by H.K. Wrye and J.K. Welles. Published by The Analytic Press, New Jersey, 1994; 237 pages; £29.00 hardback.p. 136David MannLost for Words: The Psychoanalysis of Anorexia and Bulimia by Em Farrell. Published by Process Press, London, 1995; 104 pages; £9.95 paperback.p. 138Athol HughesClinical Practice and the Architecture of the Mind by Robert Langs. Published by Karnac, London, 1995; 149 pages; £15.95.p. 140Adrian DickinsonHeresy: SAndor Rado and the Psychoanalytic Movement by Paul Roazen and Bluma Swerdloff. Jason Aronson Inc., New York and London, 1995; $35.00 219 pages.
Issue 218 articlesEditorialp. 161Jean ArundaleArticlesLove in the Time of Psychotherapyp. 163Jackie GerrardThe Abuse of Power Within the Analytic Settingp. 174Marguerite ValentineRace and Colour in Internal and External Realityp. 183Sami B. Timimi
Issue 326 articlesEditorialp. 305Jean ArundaleArticlesCatastrophe, Objects and Representation: Three Levels of Interpretationp. 307R. D. HinshelwoodDemeter and Persephone: Fears of Cannibalistic Engulfment in Bulimiap. 318Patricia MarsdenProtective-Identification: A Narcissistic Defence against Primary Object Lossp. 327Michael S. Leibowitz
Issue 423 articlesEditorialp. 449Jean ArundaleArticlesThe Saviour in the Gap: A Comparison of Lacan with Freud and Laingp. 451Judy Tame Wall & Del LoewenthalIn two Minds about Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy: Talking to Patients about Why They Do Not Do Their Homeworkp. 461Paul MarchForensic Psychotherapy with a Potential Serial Killerp. 473Patricia Polledri