Issue 114 articlesAnalytic Listening, Transference Interpretation, and the Emergence of Infantile Dependency: Do we Really Need to “Educate” Patients About Analysisp. 1Judith L. MitraniFostering Tolerance and Creativity in the Culture of Psychoanalysisp. 15Jeffrey RubinToo Rankian for the Freudians, or too Freudian for the Rankians: Otto Rank's Contributions to Psychoanalysis in the 1920sp. 37Marina LeitnerOn Love and Lust in the Countertransferencep. 71Marion F. SolomonPsychoanalytic Treatment of the Borderline Patientp. 91Richard D. ChessickSupport Groups for Professional Caregivers: A Role for the Contemporary Psychoanalystp. 111Joseph P. MerlinoModifying Psychoanalytic Methods when Treating the Hiv-Positive Patientp. 123Bertram H. SchaffnerObsessive-Compulsive Disorders in Neurosis and Psychosisp. 143Hermann LangThe Embedment-in-the-Brain-Circuitry Phenomenon: Implications for Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 151Richard A. GardnerBook ReviewsReconstruction in Psychoanalysis: Childhood Revisited and Recreated: Harold P. Blum, M.D., International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1994, 196 pp.p. 177Ildiko MohacsyHealing the Gender Wars — Therapy with Men and Couples: Samuel Slipp, M.D., Jason Aronson, Northvale, NJ, 1996, 248 pp.p. 178Roman N. AnshinThe Artist and the Emotional World: John E. Gedo, Columbia University Press, New York, 1996, 255 pp. Part of the series, “Psychoanalysis and Culture,” edited by Arnold M. Cooper and Steven Marcus.p. 179Carl T. RotenbergDreaming and Other Involuntary Mentation: An Essay in Neuropsychiatry: Arthur W. Epstein, M.D., International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1995, 179 pp.p. 183Montague UllmanA New Psychology of Men: Edited by Ronald F. Levant and William S. Pollack, Basic Books, New York, 1995, 402 pp., $40.00.p. 186Samuel Slipp
Issue 214 articlesThe Aesthetic Aspects of Psychoanalysisp. 189Nathan M. SzajnbergIn Electra's Voice: Gilligan's Debt to Freudp. 211Arnold KrugerMalignant Eroticized Countertransferencep. 219Richard D. ChessickInstitutional Countertransference: The Matrix of Social Structure and Psychic Structurep. 237Allan M. EisenbergMoral Values: Development and Gender Influences
Issue 317 articlesInterracial Psychotherapy: A Report of the Treatment of an Inner-City Adolescentp. 347Brian A. AslamiThe Relationship of Patients' Pretreatment Representations of Mother to Early Treatment Representations of Their Therapistp. 357Margery Singer Honig, Barry A. Farber & Jesse D. Geller†Perspectivism, Constructivism, and Empathy in Psychoanalysis: Nietzsche and Kohutp. 373Richard D. ChessickUsing the Rorschach to Define Differences in Schizophrenics and the Implications for Treatmentp. 399Ramon Greenberg, Chester Pearlman & Wynn Schwartz
Issue 422 articlesA Message from the President of the Academyp. 545Douglas H. IngramThe Journal at 25: Looking Back, Looking Aheadp. 547Jules R. BemporadD. H. Lawrence's Views on the Development of the Infant's Interpersonal worldp. 553Roland A. PierlootPatients' Representations of Therapist, Parents, and Self in the Early Phase of Psychotherapyp. 571Donna S. Bender, Barry A. Farber & Jesse D. GellerThe Investigation of Self-Representational Fantasies and Its Impact on the Psychoanalytic Process