Issue 114 articlesMessages From the IDThe Clinical Practice of Modern Psychoanalysis: An Interview with Hyman Spotnitzp. 3Phyllis W. MeadowA Commentary on Spotnitz's “The Clinical Practice of Modern Psychoanalysis”p. 21Marvin HurvichResponse to Hurvich's Discussion of Spotnitz's “The Clinical Practice of Modern Psychoanalysis”p. 33Phyllis W. MeadowAddressing the Unconscious: Trout Reflectionsp. 37Murray H. ShermanThe Case of Henryp. 41Leslie RosenthalThe Use of Symbols and Metaphors in Psychoanalysisp. 45Robert J. MarshallListening to the Unconsciousp. 53Evelyn J. LiegnerWhat about the Voices?p. 57R. J. VigerFrom Paranoia through Phobia to the Beginnings of Lovep. 75Sandra Fox AizleyWasting Time in Analysis: The Lure of Repetitionp. 87June BernsteinPrimary Maternal Preoccupation: Maternal-Child Transference and Countertransference in the Analysis of a Pregnant Patientp. 97Judith MerbaumBook ReviewsA Clinical Introduction to Lacanian Psychoanalysis: Therory and Technique. Bruce Fink. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1997. 220. ppp. 107William J. HurstThe Contemporary Kleinians of London. Roy Schafer, ed. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1997. 441 pp.p. 112Siamak MovahediPsychoanalysis, Literature and War: Papers 1972-1995. Hanna Segal, edited and introduced by John Steiner. London and New York: Routledge, 1997. 178 pp.p. 117Claire Ernsberger
Issue 212 articlesPsychic Change in Group Analysisp. 131Phyllis W. MeadowEstablishing Transient Identification in the Group Settingp. 143Louis R. OrmontThe Thermostatic Function of the Group Analyst: Regulating the Degree of Stimulation in the Groupp. 157Leslie RosenthalNarcissism and the Resistance to Groupsp. 165Arnold BernsteinThe Use of Group Analysis in the Resolution of Primitive Regression