Issue 110 articlesPsychoanalysis and Violencep. 3Phyllis W. MeadowBeyond Armageddon: New Patterns of Ultimate Violencep. 17Robert Jay LiftonThe Goals of Modern Psychoanalysis: The Therapeutic Resolution of Verbal and Preverbal Resistances for Patient and Analystp. 31Hyman SpotnitzA Dynamic and Structural Model of the Triad in Supervisionp. 41Robert J. MarshallBridging in Group Analysisp. 59Louis R. OrmontWhen the Patient Devalues the Analystp. 79Eva M. SilverBook ReviewsThe Talking Cures: The Psychoanalyses and the Psychotherapies. Robert S. Wallerstein. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1995. 542 pp.p. 109William J. HurstThe Many Faces of Eros. Joyce McDougall. New York: W.W. Norton & Company. 1995. 257 pp.p. 113Muriel L. SacklerPsychotherapy of the Quiet Borderline Patient: The As-If Patient Revisited. Vance R. Sherwood and Charles P. Cohen. Northvale, NJ: Jason Aronson Inc., 1994. 304 pp.p. 120Jack K. BurlisonParanoia: New Psychoanalytic Perspectives. John M. Oldham & Stanley Bose, eds. Madison, CT. International Universities Press, 1994. 174 pp.p. 122Alex Bernstein
Issue 218 articlesLetter to Freudp. 131B. D. MargolisEditor's Introductionp. 133Elizabeth DorseyRole of TemperamentWhat Do Infants Want?p. 137Phyllis W. MeadowIn the Beginning: The Contribution of Temperament to Personality Developmentp. 145Jerome Kagan