Issue 115 articlesThe Toxic Response in Modern Psychoanalysisp. 3Stanley HaydenModern Psychoanalysis and Intimacy: Treatment of the Narcissistic Personalityp. 17Jacob H. KirmanThe Object-Oriented Question: A Contribution to Treatment Techniquep. 35Benjamin D. MargolisThe Role of Aggression in Pregnancy: A Case Studyp. 47Eleanor Morin DavisFantasy in the Countertransferencep. 67Herbert S. RipinThe Madness of Shakespeare's King Lear: Retributive or Restitutive?p. 81Elliott P. SchumanThe Modern Psychoanalytic Treatment of a Case of Gilles de la Tourette's Syndromep. 93Laura S. SternBook ReviewsThe Mind in Conflict. Charles Brenner, M.D., New York: International Universities Press, 1982, 266 pp.p. 103Phyllis W. MeadowYonata Feldman: Master Teacher and Supervisor in Clinical Social Work. Katherine Gabel, ed. Southhampton, Mass.: Smith College for Social Work, 1982, 217 pp.p. 104Leslie RosenthalFact and Fantasy in Freudian Theory 2nd Edition. Paul Kline. London and New York: Methuen, 1981, 510 pp.p. 107Muriel L. SacklerPsychoanalyzing Psychoanalysis: Freud and the Hidden Fault of the Father. Marie Balmary. Translated by Ned Luckacher. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 1982. 184 pp. $15.95.p. 109Anna RaitiereThe Standing of Psychoanalysis. B. A. Farrell. New York, Oxford University Press, 1981, 232 pp.p. 112Howard RuttenbergPsychologists Caught: A Psycho-Logic of Psychology. Lewis Wolfgang Brandt. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1982, 298 pp.Book BriefsBook Briefs Agoraphobia—Multiple Perspectives on Theory and Treatment. Dianne L. Chambless & Alan J. Goldstein, eds. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1982. 227 pp.p. 118H. R.Suicide in America. Herbert Hendin. N.Y.: W.W. Norton & Co., 1982. 252 pp. $16.95p. 118J. R.
Issue 219 articlesOn Countertransferencep. 129Ethel L. Goldwater ClevansOn Maturityp. 131Ethel L. Goldwater ClevansA Teaching Relationshipp. 135Ethel L. Goldwater ClevansMy Mother's Three Contributions to Psychoanalysisp. 161W. Eugene GoldwaterA Portrait of Ethel L. Goldwater Clevansp. 163