Issue 18 articlesEssays on the Relationship of Author and Reader: Transference Implications for Psychoanalytic Literary CriticismIntroductionp. 3Stanley J. CoenPsychoanalysis and Literary Criticism: A Limited Partnershipp. 17Aaron H. EsmanWhy This Is Transference, Nor Am I out of Itp. 27Norman N. HollandThe Literary Use of Transferencep. 35Murray M. SchwartzSome Persistent Issues in Psychoanalytic Literary Criticismp. 45Arnold M. CooperThe Emergence of Warded-Off Contentsp. 55Suzanne Gassner, Harold Sampson, Joseph Weiss & Suzanne BrumerA Comparative Study of Defensive Structure in Neurotic, Borderline, and Schizophrenic Patientsp. 77Howard D. Lerner & Paul M. LernerBook Essay: Understanding Adultsp. 117Stuart T. Hauser & William W. Kates
Issue 23 articlesCan Psychoanalytic Theory Be Cogently Tested “On the Couch”?: Part Ip. 155Adolf GrünbaumCognitive Psychology and the Ego: Lacanian Theory and Empirical Researchp. 257John P. MullerThe Return of Childhood in Autobiography: Freud's “Screen Memories”p. 293Eric Laguardia
Issue 35 articlesCan Psychoanalytic Theory be Cogently Tested “On the Couch”?: Part IIp. 311Adolf GrünbaumMethodological Issues in the Psychoanalytic Study of an Artistp. 438Robert S. LiebertCommentsp. 462Hellmut Wohl“A Case of History.” A Review of The White Hotel by D.M. Thomasp. 467John A. GlusmanSelf Psychology and the Psychoanalytic Movement: An Interview with Dr. Heinz Kohut
Issue 44 articlesIntroduction to The New Ego: Pitfalls in Current Thinking About Patients in Psychoanalysisp. 501Robert J. StollerWhy Freud's Research Methodology Was Unscientificp. 549Barbara Von EckhardtThe Concept of Transference: I. Empathy, Knowledge, and the Approximate Valence of Transference Contentp. 575J. G. MaguireThe Activating Aspect of Emotionsp. 605Henry Krystal