Issue 111 articlesPrefacep. iiiPeter L. RudnytskyThe Devil's Elixirs, Jung's “Theology,” And The Dissolution of Freud's “Poisoning Complex”p. 1John KerrThe Riddle of the Riddle of the Sphinxp. 35Theodore LidzThe Body of Oedipusp. 51Lowell EdmundsThe Troubled House of Oedipus and Chrétien's Néo-Tristan: Re-Writing the Mythologies of Desirep. 67Daniel RubeyLate Medieval Representations of Saint Mary Magdalenep. 95Edmund LeachThe Artistic Image and the Inward Gaze: Toward a Merging of Perspectives*p. 111Ellen Handler SpitzDoubling, Mythic Difference, and the Scapegoating of Female Power in MACBETHp. 129Dianne Hunter“Here Only Weak”: Sexuality and the Structure of Trauma in Paradise Lost*p. 153Peter L. RudnytskyBook ReviewsOedipus: a Folklore Casebook. Lowell Edmunds and Alan Dundes (Eds.). New York: Garland, 1983. 266 pp.p. 177Ruth KayePrimal Scenes: Literature, Philosophy, Psychoanalysis. Ned Lukacher. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1986. 342 pp.p. 179Jeffrey Berman
Issue 216 articlesEssentials of Psychoanalytic cure: A SymposiumIntroduction and Survey of some previous viewsp. 195Marvin P. Osman & Norman D. TabachnickPsychoanalytic Curep. 217Allan ComptonAspects of Psychoanalytic Curep. 231Donald M. MarcusTransference and the Therapeutic Processp. 245Robert D. Stolorow
Issue 316 articlesSymposium: The Question of Lay Analysis: Sixty Years Afterp. 355The Psychoanalytic Review and Lay Analysisp. 356Leila LernerWho is a Lay Analyst?p. 361Martin S. BergmannEarly Struggles in lay Psychoanalysis: New York in the Thirties, Forties, and Fiftiesp. 373Esther MenakerTheodor Reik and Lay Analysisp. 380
Issue 413 articlesChild Survivors of the HolocaustIntroductionp. 495Judith S. KestenbergFacing War, Murder, Torture, and Death in Latencyp. 499Yolanda GampelThe Experience of Catholicism for Jewish Children During World War Iip. 511Flora HogmanThe Sense of Belonging and Altruism in Children who Survived the Holocaustp. 533Milton Kestenberg & Judith S. Kestenberg