Issue 117 articlesA Dialogue on Psychoanalysisp. 3Harold F. SearlesResearch: The Training of Psychoanalystsp. 13The Early History of Modern Psychoanalysisp. 15Yonata FeldmanA New Approach to Psychoanalytic Teachingp. 29Phyllis Whitcomb Meadow & Ethel Goldwater ClevansExploring the Parameters of Psychoanalytic Trainingp. 45Who Shall be Trained?p. 59Deborah P. MargolisPhilosophy of Education in Institute Trainingp. 73Isabelle HanigsbergClinical Studies: Observation and Treatmentp. 83Attachment Behavior and Contact Functioningp. 85Estelle BorowitzNews and Notesp. 111June Bernstein & Jane GoldbergBook ReviewsThe Therapeutic Interaction, Volumes I & II, By Robert Langs. New York: Jason Aronson, 1976, 1239 pp.p. 115Claire ErnsbergerObject Relations Theory and Clinical Psychoanalysis. By Otto Kernberg. New York: Jason Aronson, 1976, 299 pp.p. 118Gerald M. LucasTo be a Therapist. By Jerry M. Lewis. New York: Brunner/Mazel, 1978, 186 pp.p. 122William KirmanBook BriefsThe World of Emotions: Clinical Studies of Affects and Their Expression. Ed. by Charles W. Socarides, M.D. New York: International Universities Press, 1977.p. 125C. E.The Myth of Psychotherapy. By Thomas Szasz. New York: Anchor Press, 1978.p. 126E. D.“I Dreamt Last Night …”: A New Approach to the Revelations of Dreaming and its Uses in Psychotherapy. By Medard Boss. Trans. by Paul J. Stern. New York: Gardner Press, 1977.p. 126E. D.Divided Consciousness. By Ernest R. Hilgard. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 1977.p. 127E. D.
Issue 220 articlesNarcissistic Countertransference: Emotional Availability and Case Managementp. 133Benjamin D. MargolisIntroductionClinical Observations: Treatment Issues in the Impulse Disordersp. 153Sustaining Transference in the Treatment of Alcoholismp. 155Robert UngerA Model for Understanding and Treating the Impulsive Patientp. 173W. Eugene Goldwater