Issue 1107 articlesIntroductionIntroductionp. vJohn A. LindonForum 1: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 1Forum 1: ArticleRadical and Militant Youth: A Study of Columbia Undergraduatesp. 3Robert S. LiebertForum 1: DiscussionDiscussion of Robert S. Liebert's Article, Radical and Militant Youth: A Study of Columbia Undergraduatesp. 39James Simon KunenDiscussion of Robert S. Liebert's Article, Radical and Militant Youth: A Study of Columbia Undergraduatesp. 40Robert ColesDiscussion of Robert S. Liebert's Article, Radical and Militant Youth: A Study of Columbia Undergraduatesp. 45Immanuel WallersteinDiscussion of Robert S. Liebert's Article, Radical and Militant Youth: A Study of Columbia Undergraduatesp. 47Martin WanghDiscussion of Robert S. Liebert's Article, Radical and Militant Youth: A Study of Columbia Undergraduatesp. 52Robert S. WallersteinForum 1: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 58Robert S. LiebertForum 1: ReferencesRadical and Militant Youth: A Study of Columbia Undergraduates: Referencesp. 61Robert S. LiebertForum 2: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 63Forum 2: ArticleThoughts on King Lear and the Current Generation Gapp. 64Kurt O. SchlesingerForum 2: DiscussionDiscussion of Kurt O. Schlesinger's Article, Thoughts on King Lear and the Current Generation Gapp. 84Eric SolomonDiscussion of Kurt O. Schlesinger's Article, Thoughts on King Lear and the Current Generation Gapp. 86John DonnellyDiscussion of Kurt O. Schlesinger's Article, Thoughts on King Lear and the Current Generation Gapp. 88Joseph M. NattersonDiscussion of Kurt O. Schlesinger's Article, Thoughts on King Lear and the Current Generation Gapp. 89Gerald H. J. PearsonForum 2: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 94Kurt O. SchlesingerForum 2: ReferencesThoughts on King Lear and the Current Generation Gap: Referencesp. 99Kurt O. SchlesingerForum 3: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 100Forum 3: ArticleMourning as a Way to Maturity: Thinking in Normal and Psychopathic Adolescentsp. 102Arminda Aberastury, Mauricio Knobel & Gela RosenthalForum 3: DiscussionDiscussion of Arminda Aberastury, Mauricio Knobel, and Gela Rosenthal's Article, Mourning as a Way to Maturity: Thinking in Normal and Psychopathic Adolescentsp. 117Albert H. SchrutDiscussion of Arminda Aberastury, Mauricio Knobel, and Gela Rosenthal's Article, Mourning as a Way to Maturity: Thinking in Normal and Psychopathic Adolescentsp. 120Donald MeltzerDiscussion of Arminda Aberastury, Mauricio Knobel, and Gela Rosenthal's Article, Mourning as a Way to Maturity: Thinking in Normal and Psychopathic Adolescentsp. 121James S. GrotsteinDiscussion of Arminda Aberastury, Mauricio Knobel, and Gela Rosenthal's Article, Mourning as a Way to Maturity: Thinking in Normal and Psychopathic Adolescentsp. 124Mortimer OstowForum 3: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 126Arminda Aberastury, Mauricio Knobel & Gela RosenthalForum 3: ReferencesMourning as a Way to Maturity: Thinking in Normal and Psychopathic Adolescents: Referencesp. 134Arminda Aberastury, Mauricio Knobel & Gela RosenthalForum 4: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 135Forum 4: ArticleThe Effects of the Analyst's Personality on Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 137Ernst A. TichoForum 4: DiscussionDiscussion of Ernst A. Ticho's Article, The Effects of the Analyst's Personality on Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 152Paula HeimannDiscussion of Ernst A. Ticho's Article, The Effects of the Analyst's Personality on Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 157Douglass W. OrrDiscussion of Ernst A. Ticho's Article, The Effects of the Analyst's Personality on Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 160Herbert F. WaldhornDiscussion of Ernst A. Ticho's Article, The Effects of the Analyst's Personality on Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 163Catherine Lillie BaconDiscussion of Ernst A. Ticho's Article, The Effects of the Analyst's Personality on Psychoanalytic Treatmentp. 165Ralph R. GreensonForum 4: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 168Ernst A. TichoForum 4: ReferencesThe Effects of the Analyst's Personality on Psychoanalytic Treatment: Referencesp. 172Ernst A. TichoForum 5: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 173Forum 5: ArticleGroup Rivalry Between Analysts and Its Influence on Candidates in Trainingp. 175Angel GarmaForum 5: DiscussionDiscussion of Angel Garma's Article, Group Rivalry Between Analysts and Its Influence on Candidates in Trainingp. 186Wilfred R. BionDiscussion of Angel Garma's Article, Group Rivalry Between Analysts and Its Influence on Candidates in Trainingp. 187John A. P. MilletDiscussion of Angel Garma's Article, Group Rivalry Between Analysts and Its Influence on Candidates in Trainingp. 191Marjorie BrierleyDiscussion of Angel Garma's Article, Group Rivalry Between Analysts and Its Influence on Candidates in Trainingp. 192Joan FlemingDiscussion of Angel Garma's Article, Group Rivalry Between Analysts and Its Influence on Candidates in Trainingp. 194Marie LangerDiscussion of Angel Garma's Article, Group Rivalry Between Analysts and Its Influence on Candidates in Trainingp. 196Forum 5: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 199Angel GarmaForum 5: ReferencesGroup Rivalry Between Analysts and Its Influence on Candidates in Training: Referencesp. 204Angel GarmaForum 6: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 205Forum 6: ArticleThe Hermaphroditic Ideal and the Voicep. 207Hilda S. Rollman-Branch & Paul J. MosesForum 6: DiscussionDiscussion of Hilda S. Rollman Branch and Paul J. Moses's Article, The Hermaphroditic Ideal and the Voicep. 221T. C. SinhaDiscussion of Hilda S. Rollman Branch and Paul J. Moses's Article, The Hermaphroditic Ideal and the Voicep. 224Charles W. SocaridesDiscussion of Hilda S. Rollman Branch and Paul J. Moses's Article, The Hermaphroditic Ideal and the Voicep. 225Robert J. StollerForum 6: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 228Hilda S. Rollman-Branch & Paul J. MosesForum 6: ReferencesThe Hermaphroditic Ideal and the Voice: Referencesp. 231Hilda S. Rollman-Branch & Paul J. MosesForum 7: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 232Forum 7: ArticleCongealment and Fluidity: Two Basic Patterns of the Defective Ego Dealing with Introjectsp. 234Gustav BychowskiForum 7: DiscussionDiscussion of Gustav Bychowski's Article, Congealment and Fluidity: Two Basic Patterns of the Defective Ego Dealing with Introjectsp. 248Edith WeigertDiscussion of Gustav Bychowski's Article, Congealment and Fluidity: Two Basic Patterns of the Defective Ego Dealing with Introjectsp. 251Lajos SzékelyDiscussion of Gustav Bychowski's Article, Congealment and Fluidity: Two Basic Patterns of the Defective Ego Dealing with Introjectsp. 253Lewis L. RobbinsDiscussion of Gustav Bychowski's Article, Congealment and Fluidity: Two Basic Patterns of the Defective Ego Dealing with Introjectsp. 254Edward D. HoedemakerForum 7: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 258Gustav BychowskiForum 7: ReferencesCongealment and Fluidity: Two Basic Patterns of the Defective Ego Dealing with Introjects: Referencesp. 260Gustav BychowskiForum 8: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 261Forum 8: ArticleMultiple Pregnancies in Multiproblem Families: The Chronic Postpartum Reactionsp. 263Joshua M. PermanForum 8: DiscussionDiscussion of Joshua M. Perman's Article, Multiple Pregnancies in Multiproblem Families: The Chronic Postpartum Reactionsp. 277Connie LitmanDiscussion of Joshua M. Perman's Article, Multiple Pregnancies in Multiproblem Families: The Chronic Postpartum Reactionsp. 279William H. GrierDiscussion of Joshua M. Perman's Article, Multiple Pregnancies in Multiproblem Families: The Chronic Postpartum Reactionsp. 280Hector GarbarinoDiscussion of Joshua M. Perman's Article, Multiple Pregnancies in Multiproblem Families: The Chronic Postpartum Reactionsp. 282Edith JacobsonDiscussion of Joshua M. Perman's Article, Multiple Pregnancies in Multiproblem Families: The Chronic Postpartum Reactionsp. 283Ignacio Matte BlancoForum 8: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 287Joshua M. PermanForum 8: ReferencesMultiple Pregnancies in Multiproblem Families: The Chronic Postpartum Reactions: Referencesp. 291Joshua M. PermanForum 9: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 292Forum 9: ArticleRegressed States, Timelessness, and Ego Synthesisp. 294Peter L. GiovacchiniForum 9: DiscussionDiscussion of Peter L. Giovacchini's Article, Regressed States, Timelessness, and Ego Synthesisp. 308Beryl SandfordDiscussion of Peter L. Giovacchini's Article, Regressed States, Timelessness, and Ego Synthesisp. 310Anne HaymanDiscussion of Peter L. Giovacchini's Article, Regressed States, Timelessness, and Ego Synthesisp. 315David LibermanDiscussion of Peter L. Giovacchini's Article, Regressed States, Timelessness, and Ego Synthesisp. 318Hanna SegalDiscussion of Peter L. Giovacchini's Article, Regressed States, Timelessness, and Ego Synthesisp. 320Heinz LichtensteinForum 9: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 326Peter L. GiovacchiniForum 9: ReferencesRegressed States, Timelessness, and Ego Synthesis: Referencesp. 333Peter L. GiovacchiniForum 10: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 335Forum 10: ArticleThe Role of Mental Representation of the Genitalia: A Contribution to Female Sexualityp. 336Karolina BeinForum 10: DiscussionDiscussion of Karolina Bein's Article, The Role of Mental Representation of the Genitalia: A Contribution to Female Sexualityp. 348Alberta B. SzalitaDiscussion of Karolina Bein's Article, The Role of Mental Representation of the Genitalia: A Contribution to Female Sexualityp. 351Editha SterbaDiscussion of Karolina Bein's Article, The Role of Mental Representation of the Genitalia: A Contribution to Female Sexualityp. 353Hilde BruchForum 10: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 354Karolina BeinForum 10: ReferencesThe Role of Mental Representation of the Genitalia: A Contribution to Female Sexuality: Referencesp. 359Karolina BeinForum 11: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 360Forum 11: ArticleSplit-off Male and Female Elements Found Clinically in Men and Women: Theoretical Inferencesp. 362D. W. WinnicottForum 11: DiscussionDiscussion of D. W. Winnicott's Article, Split-off Male and Female Elements Found Clinically in Men and Women: Theoretical Inferencesp. 380Margaret MeadDiscussion of D. W. Winnicott's Article, Split-off Male and Female Elements Found Clinically in Men and Women: Theoretical Inferencesp. 384M. Masud R. KhanDiscussion of D. W. Winnicott's Article, Split-off Male and Female Elements Found Clinically in Men and Women: Theoretical Inferencesp. 386Richard SterbaDiscussion of D. W. Winnicott's Article, Split-off Male and Female Elements Found Clinically in Men and Women: Theoretical Inferencesp. 387Herbert A. RosenfeldDiscussion of D. W. Winnicott's Article, Split-off Male and Female Elements Found Clinically in Men and Women: Theoretical Inferencesp. 390Decio Soares De SouzaForum 11: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 392D. W. WinnicottForum 11: ReferencesSplit-off Male and Female Elements Found Clinically in Men and Women: Theoretical Inferences: Referencesp. 398D. W. WinnicottForum 12: ContributorsAbout the Contributorsp. 399Forum 12: ArticleSupervision by Tape: A New Method of Case Supervisionp. 401John A. LindonForum 12: DiscussionDiscussion of John A. Lindon's Article, Supervision by Tape: A New Method of Case Supervisionp. 418Bertram D. LewinDiscussion of John A. Lindon's Article, Supervision by Tape: A New Method of Case Supervisionp. 419Michael BalintDiscussion of John A. Lindon's Article, Supervision by Tape: A New Method of Case Supervisionp. 422Joan FlemingDiscussion of John A. Lindon's Article, Supervision by Tape: A New Method of Case Supervisionp. 426Merton GillDiscussion of John A. Lindon's Article, Supervision by Tape: A New Method of Case Supervisionp. 428Leon GrinbergDiscussion of John A. Lindon's Article, Supervision by Tape: A New Method of Case Supervisionp. 431Harold F. SearlesForum 12: Author's ResponseAuthor's Responsep. 442John A. LindonForum 12: ReferencesSupervision by Tape: A New Method of Case Supervision: Referencesp. 451John A. Lindon