Issue 116 articles1 Clinical TheoryOn the Clinical Psychoanalytic Theory and Its Role in the Inference and Confirmation of Particular Clinical Hypothesesp. 3Benjamin B. RubinsteinHow Does the Analyst Listen?: On Models and Strategies in the Psychoanalytic Processp. 59Emanuel PeterfreundThought, Theory, and Therapyp. 103Jerome NeuThe Contribution of Narcissistic Vulnerability to Frustration-Aggression: A Theory and Partial Research Modelp. 145Robert D. Stolorow & Adrienne M. HarrisonMasochistic Character Development and Infantile Amnesia: A Consideration of the Infantile Roots of Masochismp. 159Gilbert C. Morrison2 Clinical StudiesESP-Like Experiences in a Psychoanalyst: A Possible Psychological Mechanismp. 189Philip F. D. SeitzAn Experimental Approach to the Study of Repression: Effects of a Hypnotically Induced Fantasyp. 211David L. Wolitzky, George S. Klein & Samuel F. DworkinDisturbances of Object Representations in Schizophreniap. 235Sidney J. Blatt, Cynthia M. Wild & Barry A. Ritzler3 Linguistic StudiesLanguage: Waking and Sleepingp. 291Bonnie E. LitowitzThe Grammar of Altered States of Consciousness: A Semiotic Reinterpretation of Aspects of Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 331Colin MartindaleKinesic Internalization and Language Constructionp. 355Norbert Freedman & Irving SteingartSome Aspects of Freud's Theory of Schizophrenic Language Disturbance: A Re-examination in the Light of Linguistic Theories of Meaningp. 405Victor H. RosenThe Organization of Body-Focused Kinesic Behavior and Language Construction in Schizophrenic and Depressed Statesp. 423Irving Steingart & Norbert Freedman4 Developmental StudiesChildhood Neurosis: The Past 75 Yearsp. 453Theodore ShapiroToddler Play: Some Comments on Its Functions in the Developmental Processp. 479Jan DruckerThe Development of Play and Fantasy in Boys and Girls: Empirical Studiesp. 529Phebe Cramer