Issue 115 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 5Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergClinical Issues in Psychoanalytic Training: A Forum for CandidatesIntroductionp. 7Maxine Fenton Gann & William GloverBeginning AnalysisMaking the First Move: A Candidate's Step-by-Step Guide to Recommending Psychoanalysisp. 9Maxine Fenton GannWhere Do Analysands Come From? A Candidate's Experience in Recommending Psychoanalysisp. 21William C. GloverThe Training NeurosisThrough the Looking Glass (Darkly): The “Training Neurosis” and the Development of an Analytic Identityp. 39Barbara RosenThe Training Neurosis: Transferential Acting Out within Psychoanalytic Training: Psychoanalytic Training as a Form of Transferential Acting Outp. 51Alexander LermanClass Unconsciousness in Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 65Deborah BarchatClinical StudyWhat are the Essential Characteristics of the Analvtic Attitude? Insight, the Use of Enactments, and Relationshipp. 75Jane CurrinClinical PaperMale Patient/Female Analyst: Elucidation of a Controversyp. 93Shahrzad SiassiThe Analyst's NotepadListening Kinesthetically: A Clinical Application from a New Theory of Emotionp. 113Stephen RushDisplacement of the Countertransference from One Patient to Anotherp. 119Richard M. WaugamanDealing with Aging Parentsp. 127Margery J. AdelsonReaders' ResponsesCommentary on “Bridging the Gap: Technical Aspects of the Analvsis of an Asian Immigrant”p. 137Mi Kyum KimResponse to Dr. Kim's Commentaryp. 143Andrew SmolarScience and Psychoanalysis in the Twenty-first Century: Introductory PaperRemembrances of Things Pastp. 149Donald P. Spence
Issue 28 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 171Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergThe Mysterious Leap: New Psychoanalytic Ideas about the Mind-Body ConnectionPsyche and Soma: Leaps and Continuitiesp. 173Leo RangellThe Possible Role of Hallucinations in Conversionp. 201Mark J. AdairDiscussionp. 220Theo L. Dorpat
Issue 317 articlesIn Memoriamp. 283Martin H. SteinEditors' Introductionp. 285Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergSymposium: Psychoanalysis and HomosexualityWhich Homosexuality?p. 289Stephen A. AppelbaumOn Homosexuality and Psychoanalysisp. 291Rhoda S. Frenkel
Issue 422 articlesEditors' Introductionp. 407Herbert M. Wyman & Stephen M. RittenbergCurrent Controversies in Psychoanalytic Technique: Practice and TheoryForewordp. 409Carl H. KlebanIntroduction to the Symposiump. 411Albert SaxOpening Remarksp. 414Manuel Furer