Issue 119 articlesFantasy and the Fear of Infanticidep. 5Dorothy Bloch“Desire with Loathing Strangely Mixed”: The Dream Work of Christabelp. 33James TwitchellToward A Body Therapyp. 45Herman WeinerPsychoanalysis and the Mind-Body Problemp. 53Michael Jerome CarellaEpiphany in Phoenix Park: A Psychoanalytic Look at a Dublinerp. 63Francis E. CrowleyPsychoanalysis and Women's Liberationp. 71Betty YorburgA Research Method for Investigating the Effectiveness of Psychoanalytic Techniquesp. 79Phyllis Whitcomb MeadowExperiments in Psychoanalysisp. 95Lewis W. BrandtAn Approach to the Treatment of Schizoid Phenomenap. 99Gerald AppelSleep and Dreams in the Analytic Hour: The Analysis of An Obsessional Patientp. 115Lillian H. RobinsonA Psychoanalytic Addition to Human Naturep. 133Harold FeldmanMoral Indignation and Repressed Sexuality: The Sociosexual Dialectics of Antipornography Crusadesp. 141R. George KirkpatrickBook ReviewsTeaching and the Unconscious Mind. John C. Hill. New York: International Universities Press, 1971. 165 pp.p. 151H. R. WorfVarieties of Delinquent Experience. Bernard Rosenberg and Harry Silverstein. Waltman, Mass.: Blaisdell Publishing Company, 1969. 165 pp.p. 152Irving ShurenMary Barnes: Two Accounts of a Journey Through Madness. Mary Barnes and Joseph Berke. New York: Harcourt, Brace, Jovanovich, Inc., 1971. 351 pp.p. 154Montague UllmanPsycho-Imagination Therapy: The Integration of Phenomenology and Imagination. Joseph E. Shorr. New York: Intercontinental Medical Book Corp., 1972. vii + 255 pp.p. 156Herbert S. StreanNon-Verbal Communication. Robert A. Hinde (Ed.). Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1972. xiii + 443 pp.p. 157Ernest G. BeierFocus on the Horror Film. Roy Huss and T. J. Ross (Eds.). Englewood Cliffs, N.J.: Prentice-Hall, Inc. 1972. 184 pp.
Issue 225 articlesThe Concept of the Family Romancep. 169Linda Joan KaplanNarcissistic Trauma, Object Loss, and the Family Romancep. 203Helen K. GedimanFreud's Death Instinct and Sartre's Fundamental Projectp. 217Peter GabelThe Silent Patientp. 229Evelyn LiegnerSpecial Book Review
Issue 315 articlesThe Unconscious Organizationp. 333George A. FieldSuicide and Alienation: Martyrdom in Tudor Englandp. 355Seymour BymanPsychological Aspects Of Shakespeare's Tempestp. 375Charles K. HoflingThe Casuist: A Study in Unconscious Ironyp. 397W. N. EvansPinter's Homecoming: Imagoes in Dramatic Actionp. 415
Issue 418 articlesSin and Madness: A Transformation of Consciousnessp. 497Shirley SugermanSymbiotic Psychosis and The Need for Famep. 517Michael A. SperberSubmission and Autonomy: Identity Patterns in Joyce's Portraitp. 535William A. GordonThe Discontinuity in the Ontogeny of Self: Possibilities for Integration or Destructivenessp. 557Arno GruenSome Psychodynamics in Sons and Lovers: A New Look at the Oedipal Theme