Issue 115 articlesPrefacep. 5Leila LernerHalf a Century Later: Current Status of Freud's Controversial Views on Women*p. 7Zenia Odes FliegelFemale Self Representation and the Unconscious: A Reply to Amy Galen*p. 29Elizabeth A. WaitesA Brief Rejoinder to Elizabeth Waitesp. 42Amy F. GalenNarcissism and Female Gender Identity: A Reformulation*p. 43Frank M. LachmannIndividuation of Womenp. 63Doryann LebeFemale Identity in Psychosocial Perspectivep. 75Esther MenakerEarly and Later Determinants of Lesbian Choicep. 85Ruth-Jean EisenbudDelivering the Woman Artist from the Silence of the Womb: Otto Rank's Influence on Anais Ninp. 111Sharon SpencerThe Alpha and Omega of Psychoanalysis: Reflections on Anna O. and Freud's Viennap. 131Sidney BolkosySPECIAL BOOK REVIEWChodorow's Reproduction of Mothering: An Appraisalp. 151Leila LernerMary Brown Parleep. 152Mary Brown ParleeCarol Nadelsonp. 155Carol NadelsonJessica Benjaminp. 158Jessica BenjaminBOOKSCareer and Motherhood: Struggles For a New Identity Alan Roland and Barbara Harris, with contributors. New York: Human Sciences Press, 1979, 212 pp.p. 163Mary C. Hicks
Issue 219 articlesMerton Gill: An Interviewp. 167Joseph ReppenTherapeutic Techniques for the Treatment of Certain Infantile Personality Disorders in Ego Disturbed Childrenp. 191Robert M. FriedmanAnnals of Psychoanalysis: Ella Freeman Sharpep. 207Carol NetzerThe Therapeutic Fantasy of a Psychohistorianp. 221Howard M. FeinsteinSymposium
Issue 310 articlesCreativity, Instincual Fantasy and Ideal Imagesp. 317Michael EigenFreud, Rief, and the Critique of American Culturep. 341Yiannis GabrielDiffering Adaptive Roles of PSI in Primitive and Nonprimitive Societiesp. 367Jule EisenbudSadomasochism and Developmental Stagesp. 379Robert MollingerSpecial Book Review
Issue 417 articlesA Contribution to The Theory and Practice of Supervisionp. 423Selwyn LedermanFreud's Mother Conflict and The Formulation of The Oedipal Fatherp. 441Ruth AbrahamThe Repetition Compulsionp. 455Edwin R. WallaceFamily Secretsp. 471Nicholas C. AveryThe Problem of Treating an Intensely Suffering Patient: To Gratify or Frustrate?