Issue 113 articlesTwo Methods of Assessing Unconscious Communication in Psychotherapyp. 1Robert J. Langs, Wilma Bucci, Andrea L. Udoff, Gail Cramer & Lenore ThomsonNormal and Pathological Aspects of Self-Descriptions and Their Change Over Long-Term Treatmentp. 17Susan A. Bers, Sidney J. Blatt, Helen K. Sayward & Rebecca S. JohnstonFantasy: A Consolidationp. 39Doris K. Silverman & Ruth GruenthalRepetition and Incomplete Mourning: The Intergenerational Transmission of Traumatic Themesp. 61Peter ShabadEarly Object Loss and “Secret Anniversaries of the Heart”p. 77James W. Hull, Robert C. Lane & Beverly GibbonsPsychoanalysis in Education: Attitude and Processp. 93Harriette KaleyThe Limitation of a Positivistic Approach to Psychoanalytic History: A Reply to Naso's Commentaryp. 105Era A. LoewensteinThe Holt .45 Misfires: Yet Another Round of Lament and Ridicule Aimed at Psychoanalytic Theorizingp. 113Charles J. SpezzanoRiposte to Spezzanop. 117Robert R. HoltJacques Lacan & Co.: A History of Psychoanalysis in France, 1925-1985: Elisabeth Roudinesco (translated, with a foreword, by Jeffrey Mehlman). Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1990, xxii + 766 pp., $40p. 119Edith KurzweilSaying Goodbye: A Casebook of Termination in Child and Adolescent Analysis and Therapy: Anita G. Schmukler. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1991, 400 pp., $42.95.p. 133Ann B. KaplanThe Manifest Dream and Its Use in Therapy: Roy M. Mendelsohn. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1990, x + 266 pp., $35.p. 137Martin H. SteinAnnouncementp. 145
Issue 212 articlesShadow and Substance: A Relational Perspective on Clinical Processp. 147Philip M. BrombergConflicts Over Selfishness: One Aspect of Some Women's Wish for a Babyp. 169F. Diane BarthReading the Transference in Adolescent Psychotherapy: A Comparison of Novice and Experienced Therapistsp. 187Elizabeth ChurchAspects of the Therapeutic Action in Child Analytic Treatmentp. 207Arthur C. Caspary“The Mass of Disputing Doctors”: Some Implications of Theoretical Diversity for Psychoanalytic Practicep. 221Stephen Richard FriedlanderEmotions, Defenses, Coping Mechanisms, and Symptomsp. 237Louis A. Gottschalk, Janny Fronczek & Lennart AbelProjective Identification and Bulimiap. 261Diane Laughrun RozenFreud's Rationale for Abandoning the Seduction Theoryp. 275Joel KupfersmidFreud's Shift From the Seduction Theory: Some Overlooked Reality Factorsp. 291Johanna Krout TabinPersonology: Method and Content in Personality Assessment and Psychobiography: Irving E. Alexander. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1990, xiii + 280 pp., $42.50 (hardcover), $18.95 (paperback)p. 299M. Brewster SmithToddlers and Their Mothers: A study in Early Personality Development: Erna Furman. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1992, viii + 414 pp., $49.50p. 303Paul V. TradPsychoanalytic Group Theory and Therapy: Essays in Honor of Saul Scheidlinger: (American Group Psychotherapy Association Monograph 7), edited by Saul Tuttman. Madison, CT: International Universities Press, 1991, xvii + 443 pp., $55p. 307Marvin L. Aronson
Issue 317 articlesSpecial Issue on Women, Psychoanalysis, and Gender: Editors' Introductionp. 315Adria E. Schwartz & Donna BassinLetter From the Section Presidentp. 316Randy S. MildenOn Feminism and Psychoanalysis—In the Case of Anorexia Nervosap. 317Elisabeth Young-BruehlThoughts on the Constructions of Maternal Representationsp. 331Adria E. SchwartzThe Mystery of Homosexualityp. 345Ken CorbettGender Identities, Lesbianism, and Potential Spacep. 359Beverly BurchCupid's Misses: Relational Vicissitudes in the Analyses of Single Womenp. 377Naomi RuckerErotic Transference Through Countertransference: The Female Therapist and the Male Patientp. 393Helene RussPostpartum Depression and Symbiotic Illusionp. 407Hendrika C. Halberstadt-FreudCulture and PsychoanalysisNostalgic Objects of our Affection: Mouring, Memory, and Maternal Subjectivityp. 425Donna BassinFemale Perversions: The Temptations of Emma Bovary: Louise J. Kaplan. New York: Doubleday, 1991, 580 pp., $24.95.p. 441Adrienne HarrisSexual Personae: Art and Decadence From Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson: Camille Paglia. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1990, xiv + 718 pp., $30.p. 451Muriel DimenFemale Homosexuality: Choice Without Volition—A Psychoanalytic Study: Elaine V. Siegel. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1988, xxiii + 239 pp., $32.50.p. 463Margaret Buttenheim & Susan ContrattoMen Masquerading as Women: Imposture, Illusion, and Dénouement in the Play, M. Butterflyp. 469Helen K. GedimanThe Double Life of Véronique: An Inquiry Into the Existence of Womanp. 481Ellie Ragland & Elizabeth WrightThelma & Louise: Trouble in Paradisep. 487Therese LichtensteinAnnouncementp. 499
Issue 411 articlesDreaming is Playp. 501Kelly BulkeleySignificance of the Unconscious Plan for Psychoanalytic Theoryp. 515Thomas RosbrowPrimitive Defenses and the Borderline Patient's Perceptions of the Psychiatric Treatment Teamp. 533Les R. GreeneBorderline Personality Organization and Prognosis in Eating Disordersp. 551Claes NorringPathological Narcissism in an Eight-Year-Old Boy: An Example of Bellak's TAT and CAT Diagnostic Systemp. 573David M. AbramsOn Shulman's “The Quantitative Investigation of Psychoanalytic Theory and Therapy: A Bibliography 1986-1992”p. 593Horst U. KäResponse to Flaks's “Homophobia and the Psychologist's Role in Psychoanalytic Training Institutes”p. 597Ralph E. RoughtonHomophobia and Psychoanalysis: A Reply to Roughtonp. 599David K. FlaksOn Hull, Lane, and Gibbons's “Early Object Loss and ‘Secret Anniversaries of the Heart’”p. 601Richard M. WaugamanPsychotherapy After Kohut: A Textbook of Self Psychology: Ronald R. Lee and J. Colby Martin. Hillsdale, NJ: The Analytic Press, 1991, vi + 344 pp., $36.p. 605Miriam ElsonVision and Separation: Between Mother and Baby: Kenneth Wright. Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1991, xvii + 370 pp., $40.p. 611Paul C. Horton