Issue 117 articlesTermination, Death and Destructive ImpulsivityEditors Introductionp. 3Discovering New Truths: How to Channel Destructivityp. 5Hyman SpotnitzThe Contagion of Deathp. 13Jane G. GoldbergA Case Study: The Terminal Illness and Death of the Analyst's Mother—Its Effect On Her Treatment of a Severely Regressed Patientp. 31Rhoda ShapiroCountertransference and the Continual Fantasy of Patient Terminations: A Modern Psychoanalytic Study of One Therapist's Resistancep. 47Vicki Granet SemelHopelessness: A Narcissistic Resistancep. 65Faye N. MillerAre Freudian Slips in Trouble?p. 81Siamak MovahediBook ReviewsModern Psychoanalysis of the Schizophrenic Patient: Theory of the Technique. Second Edition. Hyman Spotnitz. New York: Human Sciences Press, 1985. 245 pp.p. 91Phyllis W. MeadowThe Future of Psychoanalysis. Arnold Goldberg, ed. New York: International Universities Press, 1983. 490 pp.p. 93Muriel L. SacklerThe Structure of Freudian Thought. Melvin Feffer. New York: International Universities Press, 1982. 298 pp.p. 96Paul GeltnerThe Words to say it. Marie Cardinal (tr. Pat Goodheart). Preface and afterword by Bruno Bettelheim. Cambridge, MA: Van Vactor and Goodheart, 1983. 308 pp.p. 98Anna RaitièreLandscapes of the Night: How and why we Dream. Christopher Evans. New York: Viking Press, 1984. 246 pp.p. 100Carol BrodThe Structural Hypothesis: An Evolutionary Perspective. Arnold Rothstein. New York: International Universities Press, 1983. 193 pp.Book BriefsCries of the Wolf Man. Patrick J. Mahony. (History of Psychoanalysis Monograph Series, Edited by The Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis; Monograph 1). New York: International Universities Press, 1984. 185 pp.p. 107G. E.The Concordance to the Standard Edition of the Complete Psychological works of Sigmund Freud. Samuel A. Guttman. N.Y.: International Universities Press, 1984. 6 volumes, lxiii + 5512 pages.p. 108M. S.Film and the Dream Screen. Robert T. Erberwein. Princeton University Press, 1984. 247 pp.p. 108R. G.
Issue 210 articlesEditors Introductionp. 117Large Group Analysis: Regression, Progression, Creativityp. 119Hyman SpotnitzBreaking Taboos in Group Analysisp. 137Phyllis W. MeadowA Modern Analytic Approach to Group Resistancep. 165Leslie RosenthalSomatization, Schizophrenia, and Spirituality as Defenses in the Case of a Young Womanp. 183