Issue 113 articlesTherapeutic Countertransference: Interventions with the Schizophrenic Patientp. 3Hyman SpotnitzPsychosis of the Body, Cancer of the Mind: The Isomorphic Relation Between Cancer and Schizophreniap. 21Jane G. GoldbergFreud and his Motherp. 37Deborah P. MargolisObject Relations in a Drive Theory Modelp. 57Phyllis W. MeadowWhat Do Men Want?p. 75Eugene GoldwaterRevenge and Accommodation in the Familyp. 89William J. KirmanThe Modern Psychoanalytic perspective on Maladaptive Family Tiesp. 97Lawrence EpsteinBook ReviewsFreud: A Life for our Time. Peter Gay. New York: W.W. Norton & Company, 1988. 810 pp.p. 105Deborah P. MargolisModels of the Mind. Arnold Rothstein, ed. Madison, Ct.: International Universities Press, 1985. 160 pp.p. 113Ron LieberAnna Freud: A Biography. Elisabeth Young-Bruehl. New York; Summit Books, 1988. 527 pp.p. 116Patricia J. RobertsA Secure Base: Parent-Child Attachment and Healthy Human Development. John Bowlby. New york: Basic Books, 1988.p. 118Richard CheneyBook BriefsSigmund Freud's Christian Unconscious. Paul C. Citz. New York: The Guilford Press, 1988. 287 pp.p. 121Genevieve IzinickiCaring for The Alzheimer Patient: A Practical Guide. R.L. Dippel and J.T. Hutton. Buffalo: Prometheus Books, 1988. 182 pp.p. 122Joy Rich
Issue 212 articlesResearch in Modern Psychoanalysisp. 131Benjamin D. MargolisHow We Aim to be with Patientsp. 145Phyllis W. MeadowProblems of Insight in Psychoanalysisp. 163Oscar SternbachRe-analysis After the Death of the Analyst: The Problem of Countertransference in Re-analysisp. 171Gisela TauberA Psychoalytic Perspective on the Opposing Forces in Human Development