Issue 113 articlesPost-Oedipal Psychodynamicsp. 1Carlos J. DalmauOedipus and the Sphinx: The Linguistic Approach to Unconscious Fantasiesp. 10Theodore Thass-ThienemannThe Role of the Body-Image in Psychotherapy with the Physically Handicappedp. 34Stanley H. Cath, Erik Glud & Howard T. BlaneNeurosis in Speakingp. 41Dominick A. BarbaraExistential Analysis: L. Binswanger's Daseinsanalysep. 51Jacob BlaunerGeneric Relations Between Anxiety and Fearp. 65Harry C. LeavittRelations Between Conditioned Patterns and Superego Developmentp. 73Harry C. LeavittSocial Anxiety, Early Sexual and Aggressive Theories as Revealed Through Hypnoanalysisp. 81Edith KlempererCommon Forms of Resistance in Group Psychotherapyp. 88Benjamin KotkovThe Psychological Nature of Sexp. 97Chandler BennittA Case of Phobia of Darknessp. 106V. K. AlexanderBooksBook Notes and Reviewsp. 110Notes and Newsp. 117Alexander Retires
Issue 213 articlesFears and Defensive Adaptations to the Loss of Anal Sphincter Controlp. 121Charles E. Orbach, Morton Bard & Arthur M. SutherlandA New Technique of Psychosomatic Consultations: Some Illustrations of Teamwork Between an Internist and a Psychiatrist: A Practical Approach to Psychosomatic Medicinep. 176Martin Grotjahn & Jerome V. TreuschBlame: Its Motive and Meaning in Everyday Lifep. 193Herbert FingaretteTeleological Contributions of Dreams to the Waking Egop. 212Harry C. Leavitt
Issue 311 articlesThe id and the ego: A Developement Interpretation: Part Ip. 235Emanuel GoldbergerThe id and the ego: A Developement Interpretation: Part IIp. 244Emanuel GoldbergerThe id and the ego: A Developement Interpretation: Part IIIp. 274Emanuel GoldbergerThe id and the ego: A Developement Interpretation: Part IVp. 280Emanuel GoldbergerThe Structure of Emotion: I. Lust and Rage
Issue 415 articlesRepresentative and Typical Dreams with Emphasis on the Masculinity-Feminity Problemp. 363Max FriedemannThoughts on the Latency Periodp. 390Fred S. FriedenbergHypocrisy, Detachment and Adaptationp. 401Melitta SchmidebergRevolution and Drivep. 410M. WoolfThe Symptom, Fear of Deathp. 433