Issue 118 articlesSpecial Section: Two Early Papers of Frieda Fromm-ReichmannIntroduction to Fromm-Reichmann's “Female Psychosexuality” and “Jewish Food Rituals”p. 1Ann-Louise S. SilverJewish Food Ritualsp. 7Frieda Fromm-Reichmann & Christopher T. BeverFemale Psychosexualityp. 19Frieda Fromm-Reichmann & Ann-Louise SilverThe Myth of Masochismp. 33Walter BonimePoststructural Psychoanalysis or Wild Analysis?p. 47Richard D. ChessickThe Illusion of Theory: Discussion of R. D. Chessick & “Poststructural Psychoanalysis or Wild Analysis?”p. 63Michelle PriceThe Place of the Signifier in Psychoanalytic Object Relations Theoryp. 71Althea J. HornerA Latino Perspective on the Role of Ethnicity in the Development of Moral Values: Implications for Psychoanalytic Theory and Practicep. 79Rafael Art. Javier & Marcela B. Yussef**Internalized Homophobia and the Negative Therapeutic Reactionp. 99Richard C. Friedman & Jennifer Downey“Madness” in the Countertransference: Evocative Encounters in Hospital Treatmentp. 115Ira StammOne Analyst's Journey into Darkness: Countertransference Resistance to Recognizing Sexual Abuse, Ritual Abuse, and Multiple Personality Disordersp. 137Stuart D. PerlmanSuccessful and Unsuccessful Marriages in Borderline Patientsp. 153Joel Paris & Shirley BravermanFreud's Brain: Neuropsychodynamic Foundations of Psychoanalysis: Laurence Miller, Ph.D., Guilford Press, New York, and 1991, 286 pp., $30.00.p. 167Nathan RothAdolescence and Culture: Aaron H. Esman, M.D., Columbia University University Press, New York, 1990, 118, pp., $25.00.p. 168John D. O'BrienFreud and Forbidden Knowledge: Peter K. Rudnytsky and Ellen Handler Spitz, New York University Press, New York, 1994, 186 pp., $40.00.p. 170Jay LeferWhat Constitutes the Patient in Psychotherapy: Alternative Approaches to Understanding: Richard D. Chessick, M.D., Ph.D., Jason Aronson, Northvale, NJ and London, 1992, 248 pp., $30.00 hardcover.p. 172Mario I. RendonThe Evolution of Character: Birth to 18 Years—A Longitudinal Study: Sylvia Brody, Ph.D., and Miriam G. Siegel, Ph.D., International Universities Press, New York, 1993, 557 pp., $70.00.p. 175Nina R. LiefThe First Session in Brief Psychotherapy: Simon H. Budman, Michael F. Hoyt, and Steven Friedman, The Guilford Press, New York and London, 1992, 370 pp., $35.00.p. 177Josef H. Weissberg
Issue 214 articlesPsychodynamics and Neurobiology: An Integrated Approachp. 179Myron L. GlucksmanThe Social “Instinct”p. 197Norman HoffmanThe Application of Psychotherapeutic and Self Psychology Principles to Hostage Negotiationsp. 207Theodore B. Feldmann & Phillip W. JohnsonThe Moral Perspective and The Psychoanalytic Questp. 223Nancy ShermanThe Psychoanalytic Treatment of Ulcerative Colitis Revisited
Issue 316 articlesIntersubjectivitiy, Creative Uncertainty, and Systems Theory: An Approach to the Clinical Use of Empathyp. 369Roman N. AnshinIntegenerational Work as an Adjunct to Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapyp. 379Shirley BravermanPatients' Posttermination Representations of Their Psychotherapistsp. 395Nancy Wzontek, Jesse D. Geller & Barry A. FarberFusion States, Collective Countertransference, and Mutual Dependencep. 411Peter L. GiovacchiniNonsexual Exploitation of Patients: An Ethical Perspective
Issue 416 articlesMethod as Madness: Science, Hermeneutics, and Art in Psychoanalysisp. 525Murray L. WaxThe Psychoanalytical Foundations of a Dialectical Approach to the Victim/Victimizer Relationshipp. 545Stuart W. TwemlowTraumatic Object Relations Configurations Seen in Victim/Victimizer Relationshipsp. 563Stuart W. TwemlowNothingness, Meaninglessness, Chaos, and the “Black Hole” Revisitedp. 581Richard D. ChessickSchizophrenia, Perception, and Empathy