Issue 120 articlesThe Case Conference as a Reflection of Unconscious Patient-Therapist Interactionp. 1John J. HartmanThree Conflict Levelsp. 18Angel FiascheReply to Dr. Fiaschep. 28John J. HartmanThe Relevance of Family Interviewing for Psychoanalysisp. 31Alberta B. SzalitaDiscussionp. 44Sanford N. ShermanDiscussionp. 47Earl G. WitenbergYouth in Turmoil: An Interpersonal Perspectivep. 48Edwin KasinDiscussionp. 60Edgar Z. FriedenbergNotes on Sullivan's Approach to the Science of Manp. 64Ralph M. CrowleyTwo of Sullivan's Conceptionsp. 71David E. SchecterInterpersonal Relations without Individualityp. 75Benjamin WolsteinReply to Drs. Schechter and Wolsteinp. 80Ralph M. CrowleyTheoretical Implications of Imagery and Fantasy Techniquesp. 82Jerome L. SingerA Brief Introduction to Jacques Lacanp. 97Octave MannoniKingsley Hall: The Politics of Madnessp. 107Morton SchatzmanBowline, Square, and Grannyp. 122Gilead NachmaniHarry Bone, Ph.D.p. 127Seymour H. FuchsmanKey Concepts in Psychotherapy: Erwin Singer. Second edition. New York/London: Basic Books, 1970. 402 pages, $7.50.p. 129Allan CooperComments and Criticisms on "The We-Self of Identical Twins"p. 134Henry M. FoxResponse to Comments and Criticisms on "The We-Self of Identical Twins"p. 134Dale H. Ortmeyer
Issue 219 articlesHoroscopes and Other Scientific Phenomenap. 139Earl G. WitenbergIntensive Psychotherapy with Schizophrenic Patientsp. 149Stanley H. EldredSupervision as Experiencep. 165Benjamin Wolstein"Devi" and Transcultural Psychiatry—Introduction: Themes and Parallelsp. 173Leah DavidsonTraditional Indian Textures and Contextsp. 179