Issue 18 articlesEditorialp. 1Helen Block LewisPsychoanalysis as a Natural Sciencep. 7John BowlbyPsychotherapists' Participation in the Conspiracy of Silence About the Holocaustp. 23Yael DanieliFeeling Bad and Feeling Badlyp. 43Kenneth S. IsaacsHypnoanalysis: With Particular Emphasis on the Borderline Patient1p. 61Erika FrommPsychodynamic Research Perspectives on Development, Psychopathology, and Treatment in Later Lifep. 77Nancy E. Miller & Bertram J. CohlerResearch in Dynamic Psychotherapyp. 83Herbert J. SchlesingerCarol and the BeanstalkIn A Different Voice: Carol Gilligan. Harvard University Press, 1981.p. 85Jack M. Barlow
Issue 27 articlesThe Sexually Abused Patient and the Abusing Therapist: A Study in Sadomasochistic Relationshipsp. 89Sydney SmithThe Psychoanalytic Treatment of Narcissismp. 99Joan T. FreybergDimensions of Internalized Object Relations in Borderline and Schizophrenic Patientsp. 113Walter E. Spear & Alan SugarmanMerger Fantasies in Individual Inpatient Therapy with Schizophrenic Patientsp. 131Nanette C. Auerhahn, & Michael B. Moskowitz,Action Language and Clinical Technique: A Reply to Spence
Issue 36 articles200 Years of Psychotherapy: The Common Curative Elements in Suggestion and Affectp. 173Leon ChertokThe Psychology of the Altruistp. 193Nancy McWilliamsBeyond Insight: An Additional Necessary Step in Redressing Intrapsychic Conflictp. 215Lloyd H. SilvermanPrestage Versus Defensive Splitting and the Borderline Personality: A Rorschach Analysisp. 235Steven H. Cooper & David ArnowA Type of Identification with Christ
Issue 47 articlesSex Differences in 2- and 3- Year-Olds: Mother-Child Relations, Peer Relations, and Peer Playp. 269Wendy OleskerPsychoanalysts' and Psychotherapists' Conflicts About Setting Feesp. 289Ella LaskyDiagnostic Issues in Borderline Disordersp. 301Irving RaifmanContaminated Thinking: A Specimen of the Primary Processp. 319Fred Schwartz & Zoe LazarOrality and Field-Dependence