Issue 114 articlesPsychoanalysis and Character Developmentp. 1Jacob A. ArlowFemale Fetishes and Female Perversions: Hermine Hug-Hellmuth's “A Case of Female Foot or More Properly Boot Fetishism” Reconsideredp. 11Arlene Kramer RichardsErotized Transference Reconsidered: Expanding the Countertransference Dimensionp. 25Milton EberA Training Analysis for Psychoanalytic Psychotherapistsp. 41Edwin FancherA Psychoanalyst Takes the Turing Testp. 59Gerald AlperBeyond The future of an Illusion: Further Reflections on Freud and Religionp. 69Joel KovelReel Significations: An Anatomy of Psychoanalytic Film Criticismp. 89Harvey R. Greenberg & Krin GabbardEmily Dickinson: The Interweaving of Poetry and Personalityp. 111Simon A. GrolnickBooksThe I. Norman N. Holland. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1985, 390 pp.p. 133Mitchell A. LeaskaIn The Circles of Fear and Desire: A Study of Gothic Fantasy. William Patrick Day. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1985.p. 137Virginia R. HymanTechniques of Working with Resistance. Donald S. Milman and George D. Goldman (Eds.) Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1987, 417 pp.p. 140Edith SchwartzHomosexuality, Heterosexuality, Perversion (Translated by Andreas Aebi. Edited by Paul Moor. Introduction by Werner Muensterberger). Fritz Morganthaler. Hillsdale, NJ: Analytic Press, 1988, 148 pp.p. 142Abraham FreedmanThe Uses of Countertransference Michael Gorkin Northvale, NJ: Aronson, 1987, viii + 312 pp.p. 146Donald W. WhippleThe Talking Cure: Literary Representations of Psychoanalysis. Jeffrey Berman. New York: New York University Press, 1985, 362 pp.
Issue 216 articlesInterview with André Greenp. 157Virginia Hunter & André GreenIs There a Future for American Psychoanalysis?p. 175Douglas KirsnerA Note on the Possibility of a Paranoia of Everyday Lifep. 201Louis DiamantWhat Else Did the Obsessive Hummer Hum About? A Contribution to Samuel Juni's Casep. 219Cora L. Díaz de ChumaceiroTheoretical and Transferential Debacles in Analysis of Humming: or, Play it Again, Sam
Issue 313 articlesSelf-Analysis: A Fool for a Patient?p. 311Richard D. ChessickThe Debate Over Freud's Self-Understandingp. 341Margaret NashEinstein's Three Dreams: Moral Conflicts and Life Crises of the New Prometheusp. 351Joseph KatzUncanny Update and Henry Jamesp. 375Richard A. HutchLiving and Dying for the Ideal: A Study of Willy Loman's Narcissism
Issue 417 articlesPrefacep. 467Psychoanalytic Contributions of Susan K. Derip. 469Saul TuttmanMemories of Susan Derip. 475Muriel ZimmermanMetapsychology, Symbol Formation, and the Work of Susan Derip. 479Peter DeriGreat Representatives of Hungarian Psychiatry: Balint, Ferenczi, Hermann, and Szondip. 491Susan Deri