Issue 118 articlesIntroductory Remarksp. 3Sara S. SheftelAnger: Impulse and Inhibition— Impressions and Reflections of a Modern Analystp. 7June BernsteinImpulsivity, Aggression, Fantasy, Space, and Timep. 19Eugene GoldwaterThe Role of Aggression in Impulse Disorders: Discussant's Remarksp. 27Phyllis W. MeadowThe Recent Shift in Attitudes toward “Acting Out”p. 33Suzanne H. BowmanThe Mechanisms and Meanings of Self-Cuttingp. 45Susan Kay HibbardFreud and Jonesp. 55Deborah P. MargolisYou may never See Me Againp. 73B. D. MargolisNotes on the Anaclitic Countertransferencep. 75Andrew MorrelThe Directed Daydream: A Contribution to Treatment Techniquep. 89Paul Avila MayerBook ReviewsBorderline Patients, the Psychosomatic Focus, and the Therapeutic Process. Peter L. Giovacchini. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 1993. 296 pp.p. 105Muriel L. SacklerBefore I was I: Psychoanalysis and the Imagination. Enid Balint. Juliet Mitchell & Michael Parsons, eds. New York: Guilford Press, 1993. 248 pp.p. 108Vicki Granet SemelPsychic Structure and Psychic Change. Mardi J. Horowitz, Otto F. Kernberg and Edward M. Weinshel, eds. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1993. 373 pp.p. 110Ruth S. MeyersHealing Homosexuality: Case Stories of Reparative Therapy. Joseph Nicolosi, with the assistance of Lucy Freeman. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 1993. 230 pp.p. 112Lucy Holmes JohnsonPersistent Shadows of the Holocaust: The Meaning to those not Directly Affected. Rafael Moses, with a foreword by Albert J. Solnit. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1993. 277 pp.p. 113Marion P. PritchardArt and Psychoanalysis. Laurie Schneider Adams. New York: HarperCollins, 1993. 366 pp.Book BriefsStrategies for Therapy with the Elderly: Living with Hope and Meaning. Claire M. Brody and Vicki G. Semel. NY: Springer Publishing Company, 1993. 168 pp.p. 119Leonard M. LiegnerThe Truama of Transgression. Selma Kramer and Salman Akhtar, eds. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson, 1991. 186 pp.p. 120Joan LaNoue Lippincott
Issue 210 articlesIntroductory Remarksp. 131Robert J. MarshallClinical ConceptsNarcissistic Transference: The Product of Overlapping Self and Object Fieldsp. 139B. D. MargolisNarcissistic Transference: Further Considerationsp. 149B. D. MargolisNarcissistic Countertransference: Emotional Availability and Case Managementp. 161B. D. Margolis