Issue 111 articlesPsychiatry in 1990p. 1Irving BieberThe Future of Humanismp. 5Leon EdelThe Clinical Interview: A Systems Approach and Method of Analysisp. 21Benjamin C. RiggsMeditation and Psychoanalysisp. 43Patricia Carrington & Harmon S. EphronVariations on the Iphigenia Theme and the Abuses of Parental Powerp. 59Sheila KlebanowCountertransference: The Psychoanalyst's Shared Experience and Inquiry with his Patientp. 77Benjamin WolsteinCross-Cultural Perspectives on Adolescencep. 91Estelle FuchsPossession and Exorcism: Delusion Shared and Compoundedp. 105Jan EhrenwaldEulogy for Janet Rioch Bardp. 121Earl G. WitenbergThe Transforming Self: New Dimensions in Psychoanalytic Process: David Shainberg, M.D., Intercontinental Medical Book Corp., New York, 1973p. 125Irving M. RyckoffErratump. 128
Issue 210 articlesCaveat Emptor et Vendor on Theory-Building in Psychoanalysisp. 129Earl G. WitenbergConsciousness and Psychoanalysisp. 131David ShainbergIncest: Some Clinical Variations on a Classical Themep. 151Gail W. BerryAdolescent Sexuality: A Challenge to Psychiatristsp. 163Warren J. GadpailleJapanese Suicide: Yasunari Kawabata and Yukio Mishima*p. 179Joe Yamamoto & Mamoru IgaAltered States of Consciousness in Therapyp. 187Harold KelmanPsychoanalysis as Altering States of Consciousnessp. 205Marie R. BadaraccoReminiscences of Dr. Roy Grinkerp. 211Roy R. GrinkerWomen and Analysis: Jean Strouse, Ed. Grossman, New York, 1974, 375 pp., and Male Survival Masculinity Without Myth, Harvey E. Kaye, Grosset & Dunlap, New York, 1974, 213 pp.p. 223Jean Baker MillerThe New Sex Therapy: Helen Singer Kaplan, Brunner/Mazel, New York, 1974, 500 pp.p. 230Harris B. Peck
Issue 314 articlesNational Book Award Recipientp. 233Dr. Sllvano Arleti's Responsep. 234Psychoanalysis and Family Systemsp. 235Ian AlgerWerewolf Fantasyp. 239Leon SalzmanThe View from Monkey Mountainp. 257Michael H. BeaubrunNotes on Some Basic Human Developmental Tasksp. 267David E. SchecterA Note on Tension, Creativity, and Therapyp. 277Leon J. SaulPsychoanalytic, Ethical, and Legal Aspects of Confidentialityp. 293Victor J. TeichnerA Characterological Contraindication for Group Psychotherapyp. 301Althea J. HornerWatch Your Languagep. 307Moses NaftalinSymbols and Psychotherapy: The Example of Yoruba Sacrificial Ritual*p. 321Raymond PrinceLetters to the Editorp. 339Heino F. L. Meyer-BahlburgDr. Siomopoulos' replyp. 340V. SiomopoulosThe Schreber Case: Psychoanalytic Profile of a Paranoid Personality: Dr. William Niederland, Quadrangle/The New York Times Book Co., New York, 1974.p. 343David Shraberg
Issue 412 articlesThe Future of Psychoanalysisp. 349Ruth MoultonGenetics, Dualism, and Schizophreniap. 353Robert CancroHomosexuality in Adolescent Malesp. 361W. J. GadpailleFree Association and Creativityp. 373Nathan RothHamlet—The Coup That Failedp. 383Natalie ShainessHamlet and The Family Ideologyp. 405Joseph BarnettHamlet—My Greatest Creationp. 419Norman N. HollandThe Language of Hamletp. 429Albert D. HutterRational Hospital Psychiatry: Jerrold S. Maxmen, Gary J. Tucker, and Michael LeBow, Brunner/Mazel, New York, 1974, 243 pp.p. 439William M. TuckerThe Life and Death of Mary Wollstonecraft: Claire Tomalin, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, New York and London, 1974, 316 pp., $8.95.p. 443Nathan RothPsychoanalytic Studies of the Sighted and the Blind: Dorothy Burlingham, International Universities Press, New York, 1972, 396 pp., $15.00.p. 447Nathan RothCompassion and Self-Hate. An Alternative to Despair: Theodore I. Rubin, David McKay Company, Inc., New York, 1975, 306 pp., $9.95.p. 449Nathan Roth