Issue 111 articlesSymposium: The Making of a Modern Group Analystp. 3Phyllis W. Meadow, Louis Ormont, Leslie Rosenthal, Arnold Bernstein & Hyman SpotnitzCommentary on the Making of a Modern Group Analystp. 31Hyman SpotnitzThe Making of a Modern Analyst (The Supervisory Process): Discussant's Introductionp. 33Evelyn LiegnerThe Supervisor as the Liberatorp. 37Oscar SternbachPerspectives on Supervision: Tea and/or Supervisionp. 45Robert J. MarshallSupervision: A Bridge to the Training of the Modern Psychoanalystp. 59Benito M. PerriUsing the Countertransference Resistancep. 71June BernsteinThe Prognostic Intervention in Group Therapy: A Tool for Managing Group-Destructive Resistancep. 81David RosenthalBook ReviewsValidation in the Clinical Theory of Psychoanalysis. Adolf Grünbaum. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1993. 417 pp.: Motivation and Explanation: An Essay on Freud's Philosophy of Science. Nigel Mackay. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1993. 254 pp.p. 101Phyllis W. MeadowThe Diary of Sigmund Freud: 1929-1939. Translated, Annotated, with an Introduction by Michael Molnar. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1992.p. 109Deborah P. MargolisMelanie Klein, Volume I: First Discoveries and First System, 1919-1932. Jean-Michel Petot. Trans. Christine Trollope. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1990. 314 pp.: Melanie Klein, Volume II: The Ego and the Good Object, 1932-1960. Jean-Michel Petot. Trans. Christine Trollope. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1991. 282 pp.p. 118Siamak Movahedi
Issue 210 articlesDiscomfort as a Resistancep. 131Evelyn J. LiegnerMother and Child as Therapists to Each Other: A Psychoanalytic Version of Filial Therapyp. 143Robert J. MarshallIatrogenic Blocks to Therapeutic Progress: A Study of Countertransference Resistancesp. 157Stanford E. BazilianThe Mirror of Silence: A Method of Treating a Preverbal Schizophrenic Patientp. 179Susan R. BlumensonThe Language of Life and Death: How the Drives are Expressed in the Treatment of a Terminally III Patient