Issue 117 articlesAcknowledgmentsp. viiIntroductionp. xiiiGeneral TheoreticalFreud's Mechanistic and Humanistic Images of Manp. 3Robert R. HoltThe Nature of Psychological Change in Individuals and Its Relation to Cultural Changep. 25Lawrence S. KubieQuestions about Man's Attempt to Understand Himselfp. 38Frederic G. WordenPsycholinguisticOn hearing, Oral Language, and Psychic Structurep. 57David A. FreedmanOn Metaphor and Related Phenomenap. 70Benjamin B. RubinsteinThe Role of Verbal Clues in Clinical Listeningp. 109Donald P. Spence & Marta LugoA Language Construction Approach for the Examination of Self/Object Representation in Varying Clinical Statesp. 132Irving Steingart & Norbert FreedmanDevelopmentalThe Vital Pleasuresp. 181George S. KleinThe Stimulus Barrier in Early Infancy: An Exploration of Some Formulations of John Benjaminp. 206Katherine Tennes, Robert Emde, Anthony Kisley & David MetcalfClinical and QuantitativeA Quantitative Study of a Psychoanalysisp. 237Hartvig DahlCognitive Response to Stress: Experimental Studies of a “Compulsion To Repeat Trauma”1p. 258Mardi J. Horowitz & Stephanie Scharf BeckerDrive Stimulation and Psychopathology: On the Conditions Under Which Drive-Related External Events Evoke Pathological Reactions1p. 306Lloyd H. SilvermanDepression as Affect, Character Style, and Symptom Formationp. 327Arthur H. SchmalePsychohistorical And PsychobiographicalOn Psychohistoryp. 355Robert Jay LiftonSome Reflections on the Contribution of Psychoanalysis to Biographyp. 373Bernard C. Meyer