Issue 117 articlesThe Psychotherapy of the Schizophrenic Patient: An Interview With Dr. Silvano Arietip. 1Milton M. BergerTransference and Countertransference Contributions Toward Understanding the Phenomenon of Institutionalization of Schizophrenic Patientsp. 17Robert St. JohnWounded Healer: The Impact of a Therapist's Illness on the Therapeutic Situationp. 33Barbara L. E. CristyFacing Mortality While Treating Patients: A Plea for a Measure of Authenticityp. 43Ann-Louise S. SilverPsychoanalytic Perspectives on Theories Regarding the Development of Antisocial Behaviorp. 57Hector R. BirdCountertransference and Ethnicity: The Analyst's Psychic Changesp. 73Ruth M. Lijtmaer,Adolescent Trauma in Japanese Schools: Two Case Studies of Ijime (Bullying) and School Refusalp. 85Naoto KawabataFranz Alexander: A Unique Outstanding Pioneerp. 105Marianne Horney EckardtAndrogyny in Indian Art and Culture: Psychoanalytic Implicationsp. 113Bertram SchaffnerIdealization and Reverencep. 127Leah DavidsonMourning and Adaptation Following the Death of a Parent in Childhoodp. 137Francine CournosThe Complexity of Evilp. 147Jules R. BemporadA Tear Is an Intellectual Thing: The Meanings of Emotion: Jerome Neu, Oxford University Press, New York, 2000, 342 pp., $45.00p. 173Marianne Horney EckardtFreud's Models of the Mind (An Introduction): Joseph Sandler, Alex Holder, Christopher Dare, and Anna Ursula Dreher, with a Foreword by Robert S. Wallerstein, number 1 in the Monograph Series of the Psychoanalysis Unit of University College, London, and The Anna Freud Centre, London, International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1997, 203 pp. $32.50.p. 175Victor BloomMomma and the Meaning of Life: Tales of Psychotherapy: Irvin D. Yalom, Basic Books, New York, N.Y., 1999, 247 pp. US $24.00, CAN $35.00.p. 179Althea J. HornerOpen Minded: Working Out the Logic of the Soul: Jonathan Lear, Harvard University Press, Cambridge, 1998, 345 pp., $15.95 (paperback)p. 181Marianne Horney EckardtThe Interpretation of Dreams: Sigmund Freud, translated by Joyce Crick with an introduction by R. Robertson, Oxford University Press, New York, 1999, pp. 458, $27.50.p. 184Richard D. Chessick
Issue 215 articlesPerversion: Erotic Form of Hatred or Exciting Avoidance of Reality?p. 195Jon JureidiniPatterns of Patient Disclosure in Psychotherapyp. 213Desnee A. Hall & Barry A. FarberA Review of the Psychoanalytic Literature on Abortionp. 231Ginta V. RemeikisA Cost-Effective Psychoanalytic Treatment of a Severely Disturbed Womanp. 245Ronald AbramsonLife and Death in the Nursery: A Soft Sell for Hard Lessons
Issue 314 articlesWhy Psychoanalytic History?p. 379Phyllis GrosskurthThreshold and Impasse: Excavating the Maternal Defense in Sandor Ferenczi's Clinical Diaryp. 387Katherine SchwarzenbachThe Secret Life of the Psychoanalystp. 403Richard D. ChessickSplitting and Nostalgia in Recent Immigrants: Psychodynamic Considerationsp. 427Ruth M. LijtmaerSoul Death: A Brief Study of Some Familial Murderers
Issue 417 articlesA Fond Farewellp. 531Jules R. BemporadOn the frame of reference in psychotherapy and psychoanalysisp. 533Emmanuel G. CassimatisPsychoanalysis and Creativity: Beyond Freud and Waelderp. 543Ronald TurcoCluster B Personality Traits and Attachmentp. 551Donna S. Bender, Barry A. Farber & Jesse D. GellerCountertransference Factors in the Psychology of Psychopharmacology