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Volume 4 (1995)

Journal of Clinical Psychoanalysis

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Issue 1

18 articles

Editors' Introductionp. 5
Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

States of Mind a Symposium in Honor of Martin H. Stein, M.D

Introductionp. 7
Milton H. Horowitz

The Clinical Use of Daydreams in Analysisp. 11
Marianne Goldberger
Response to Marianne Goldberger, M.D.p. 23
Martin H. Stein
On Thralldom: A Psychoanalytic Study of Men Enslaved to Womenp. 25
Stephen M. Rittenberg
Response to Stephen M. Rittenberg, M.D.p. 43
Martin H. Stein
How Character Shapes Transferencep. 45
Milton H. Horowitz
Response to Milton Horowitz, M.D.p. 53
Martin H. Stein
Dilemmas of Sexuality and Identity: A Case of Multiple Identificationsp. 55
Susan Rosbrow-Reich
Response to Susan Rosbrow-Reich, Ph.D.p. 75
Martin H. Stein
Response to Martin H. Stein, M.D.p. 77
Susan Rosbrow-Reich

Proceedings of the New York Psychoanalytic Institute and Society: Affiliated Staff Conference, January 11, 1993

Editors' Introduction to Case Historyp. 83
Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

Part I: Treatment Center Intake Process, New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Intake Interview Ip. 85
Athanasia Balkoura

Intake Interview IIp. 95
John Donadeo
Intake Committee Discussion, January 7, 1985p. 99
Klaus Angel

Part II: Affiliated Staff Meeting, New York Psychoanalytic Institute

Case Presentationp. 103
Renee Welner

Discussion of Renee Welner's Presentationp. 119
Dorothy Lieberman
Affiliated Staff Discussion, January 11, 1993p. 125
Steven Wein

Issue 2

9 articles

Editors' Introductionp. 135
Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

How Long the Analysis?

The “Interminable” Analysis (Excerpts)p. 139
Carl P. Adatto

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder? Or, a Narcissistic Solution in an Obsessional Man? A Nineteen-Year Treatment in Progressp. 149
Martin S. Willick
A Clinical Study of the Effect of the Introduction of Antidepressant Medication on the Psychoanalytic Process in an Analysis of Long Durationp. 169

Issue 3

10 articles

Editors' Introductionp. 267
Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg

Female Psychology and Psychoanalytic Education

Female Psychology: Historical Myths, Conceptual Ambiguities, and Current Views: Notes on the Need for Revision of the Psychoanalytic Curriculump. 269
Ronda R. Shaw

Course Number 408: Current Views of Female Psychologyp. 277
Ronda R. Shaw

Papers on Female Psychosexuality

Issue 4

12 articles

Editors' Introductionp. 411
Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. Rittenberg
Some Remarks on Psychoanalytic Techniquep. 413
Charles Brenner
Notes on Psychoanalytic Theory and Its Consequences for Techniquep. 429
Arnold D. Richards & Arlene Kramer Richards

Discussions

The Challenge of Comparing Competing Psychoanalytic Theoriesp. 457
Francis Baudry

Jack L. Solomon

Resistances and Obstructions: Their Distinction in Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 185

Harold W. Wylie & Mavis L. Wylie

The Benefits of Vacations/Interruptions in Psychoanalysisp. 209

Edward J. Rhoads & John M. Rhoads

How Wide the Scope? Perversions and Homosexuality

A Fetish as a Creative Attempt to Master Trauma: A Report of a Psychoanalysisp. 223
George S. Klavens

Book Reviews

Being Homosexual: Gay Men and Their Development, by Richard A. Isay, M.D. Farrar, Straus & Giroux, New York, New York, 1989, 159 pp., $14.95. Reviewed by T. Wayne Downey, M.D.p. 253
T. Wayne Downey

The Homosexualities and the Therapeutic Process, edited by Charles W. Socarides, M.D. and Vamik Volkan, M.D. International Universities Press, Madison, CT, 1991, 315 pp. $42.502. Reviewed by Lowell Rubin, M.D.p. 260
Lowell Rubin

Observations on the Female Negative Oedipal Phase and its Significance in the Analytic Transferencep. 283

Maria V. Bergmann

Motives and Determinants of Girls’ Penis Envy in the Negative Oedipal Phasep. 297
Ruth F. Lax
Female Genital Anxieties: An Integration of New and Old Ideasp. 315
Ronda R. Shaw
The Secret in the Constitution of Female Sexuality: The Effects of the Adult's Sexual Look upon the Subjectivity of the Girlp. 331
Emilce Dio Bleichmar
The Defensive Aspect of Feminism and its Resistance Function in Psychoanalysisp. 343
Mary C. Lamia

Case Studies

Unconscious Fantasy and Compromise Formation in a Case of Adolescent Female Homosexualityp. 361
Wendy Olesker

Effect of Therapist's Pregnancies on Transference and Countertransference: A Case Historyp. 383
Margery Adelson

Comments on “Notes on Psychoanalytic Theory and Its Consequences for Technique”p. 465

Theory and Technique: What is Psychoanalysis?p. 471

Elizabeth T. de Bianchedi

How Theory Affects Techniquep. 483

James L. Fosshage

Self Psychology is Not What You Think It Isp. 491

Paul H. Ornstein

Some Notes on Psychoanalytic Theory and its Consequences for Techniquep. 507

Irving Steingart

The Strawman Comethp. 519

Robert D. Stolorow

The Relation of Theory to Techniquep. 527

Robert S. Wallerstein

Response

Response to Our Respondentsp. 543
Arlene Kramer Richards & Arnold D. Richards