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INDEX (A = Abstract; B = Book Review; CR = Case Report; E = Editorial; GA = Guest Article; GE = Guest Edito- rial; N = Notes and Comments; O = Original Article; P = Proceedings; R = Reviewer; S = Software Re- view; SPS = Special Section) A Confidentiality, betrayal of, in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, (B) 377 ABRAMS, S., (B) 374 COOMARASWAMY, R.P. (R) 383, 384 Abuse, ritual, and cult, (B) 383 “Creative aspect of dynamic psychotherapy: parallels Achievement and addiction: a guide to the treatment between the construction of experienced reality in of professionals, (B) 380 the literary and the psychotherapeutic process,” (O) Acting out, an evolving dyadic concept, (O) 194 360 Addiction, achievement and, (B) 380 Creativity, cultivating, in a culture of conformity, (B) ADLER, L.L., (B) 381 254 Adolescents, Heidegger’s authenticity in the psycho- CROWDER, A., (B) 129 therapy of, (O) 208 Cult and ritual abuse: its history, anthropology and “Aim of psychoanalytic therapy,” (O) 513 recent discovery in contemporary America, (B) 383 AMADA, G, (R) 374 “Cultural psychopathology and the ‘false memory “Analysis of transference as an interpersonal pro- syndrome” debates: a view from psychoanalysis,” cess,” (O) 499 (O) 167 “Anti-psychoanalytic cultural factors in the develop- ment of Western civilization,” (O) 459 ARIETI, S., (O) 459 D Authenticity, Heidegger’s, in the psychotherapy of DAVID, P., (B) 375 adolescents (O) 208 Death, pleasures of, essays on (B) 153 Defying the crowd: cultivating creativity in a culture B of conformity, (B) 254 DEWALD, P., (C) 525 BERGER, L.S., (O) 167 DOWLING, A:S., (B) 374 BLOCH, S., (SPS) 258, 274 Dynamic psychotherapy, creative aspect of, (O) 360 BLOTCKY, M.J. (O) 347 BLUMBERG, M., (In Memoriam), | E BOLLAS. C. (B) 377 BOSTIC, J.Q., (O) 347 Editorial, (O) 391 Boundary violations, sexual, study of, (SPS) 311 EHRENWALD, J., (O) 481 BRENNER, I., (O) 154 Emotion-processing mind, evolution of, mental Dar- BUCKLEY, P. (SPS) 45, (O) 370 winism and, (O) 103 BUGENTAL, J.F.T. (GE) 133 “Enactments: an evolving dyadic concept of acting out,” (O) 194 Cc Erotic transferences and countertransferences, (B) 252 “Essays on the pleasures of death: from Freud to CARY, G.L., (R) 376, 386 Lacan,” (B) 253 “Character and psychotherapy,” (O) 3 “Ethical dimensions of psychotherapy: a personal “Characterological basis of multiple personality,” (O) perspective,” (SPS) 298 154 “Ethical issues in the search for repressed memories,” CHESSICK, R.D., (O) 208; (R) 127, 132 (SPS) 323 CHITALKAR, Y., (CR) 243 “Ethics and psychotherapy,” (SPS) 257 CHODOFF, P., (SPS) 298 CLAMAN, L., (R) 129 F COEN, S.J., (O) 14 “Collusion and entanglement in the therapy of a “False memory syndorme”’ debates, cultural psycho- patient with multiple personalities,” (CR) 243 pathology and the, (O) 167 Comic books, psychopathology of, (O) 417 Family, working with the, (SPS) 274 “Communication difficulties among psychiatrists,” FIELD, M.G., (R) 255 (O) 543 FRANK, J.D. (C) 473 “Concept of identification in group psychotherapy,” FRAYN, D., (O) 194 (O) 529 FREUD, S., (C) 557 “Concept of resistance in self psychology,” (SPS) 66 “From the literature,” (O) 370 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY, Vol. 50, No. 4, Fall 1996 564 INDEX (A = Abstract; B = Book Review; CR = Case Report; E = Editorial; GA = Guest Article; GE = Guest Edito- rial; N = Notes and Comments; O = Original Article; P = Proceedings; R = Reviewer; S = Software Re- view; SPS = Special Section) A Confidentiality, betrayal of, in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, (B) 377 ABRAMS, S., (B) 374 COOMARASWAMY, R.P. (R) 383, 384 Abuse, ritual, and cult, (B) 383 “Creative aspect of dynamic psychotherapy: parallels Achievement and addiction: a guide to the treatment between the construction of experienced reality in of professionals, (B) 380 the literary and the psychotherapeutic process,” (O) Acting out, an evolving dyadic concept, (O) 194 360 Addiction, achievement and, (B) 380 Creativity, cultivating, in a culture of conformity, (B) ADLER, L.L., (B) 381 254 Adolescents, Heidegger’s authenticity in the psycho- CROWDER, A., (B) 129 therapy of, (O) 208 Cult and ritual abuse: its history, anthropology and “Aim of psychoanalytic therapy,” (O) 513 recent discovery in contemporary America, (B) 383 AMADA, G, (R) 374 “Cultural psychopathology and the ‘false memory “Analysis of transference as an interpersonal pro- syndrome” debates: a view from psychoanalysis,” cess,” (O) 499 (O) 167 “Anti-psychoanalytic cultural factors in the develop- ment of Western civilization,” (O) 459 ARIETI, S., (O) 459 D Authenticity, Heidegger’s, in the psychotherapy of DAVID, P., (B) 375 adolescents (O) 208 Death, pleasures of, essays on (B) 153 Defying the crowd: cultivating creativity in a culture B of conformity, (B) 254 DEWALD, P., (C) 525 BERGER, L.S., (O) 167 DOWLING, A:S., (B) 374 BLOCH, S., (SPS) 258, 274 Dynamic psychotherapy, creative aspect of, (O) 360 BLOTCKY, M.J. (O) 347 BLUMBERG, M., (In Memoriam), | E BOLLAS. C. (B) 377 BOSTIC, J.Q., (O) 347 Editorial, (O) 391 Boundary violations, sexual, study of, (SPS) 311 EHRENWALD, J., (O) 481 BRENNER, I., (O) 154 Emotion-processing mind, evolution of, mental Dar- BUCKLEY, P. (SPS) 45, (O) 370 winism and, (O) 103 BUGENTAL, J.F.T. (GE) 133 “Enactments: an evolving dyadic concept of acting out,” (O) 194 Cc Erotic transferences and countertransferences, (B) 252 “Essays on the pleasures of death: from Freud to CARY, G.L., (R) 376, 386 Lacan,” (B) 253 “Character and psychotherapy,” (O) 3 “Ethical dimensions of psychotherapy: a personal “Characterological basis of multiple personality,” (O) perspective,” (SPS) 298 154 “Ethical issues in the search for repressed memories,” CHESSICK, R.D., (O) 208; (R) 127, 132 (SPS) 323 CHITALKAR, Y., (CR) 243 “Ethics and psychotherapy,” (SPS) 257 CHODOFF, P., (SPS) 298 CLAMAN, L., (R) 129 F COEN, S.J., (O) 14 “Collusion and entanglement in the therapy of a “False memory syndorme”’ debates, cultural psycho- patient with multiple personalities,” (CR) 243 pathology and the, (O) 167 Comic books, psychopathology of, (O) 417 Family, working with the, (SPS) 274 “Communication difficulties among psychiatrists,” FIELD, M.G., (R) 255 (O) 543 FRANK, J.D. (C) 473 “Concept of identification in group psychotherapy,” FRAYN, D., (O) 194 (O) 529 FREUD, S., (C) 557 “Concept of resistance in self psychology,” (SPS) 66 “From the literature,” (O) 370 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY, Vol. 50, No. 4, Fall 1996 564 G LUDWIG, A.M. (C) 435 LUNDY, M.S., (R) 256 GABBARD, G.O., (SPS) 311 GARFIELD, D.A.S., (O) 178 M GLICKAUF-HUGHES, C., (R) 386 GOLDBERG, A. (B) 384 MARTINEZ-TABOAS, A., (O) 217 GROTSTEIN, J.S., (R) 253 MAY, M., (SPS) 32 Group analysis, phenomena of resistance in, (SPS) 75 ‘Mental darwinism and the evolution of the emotion- Group psychotherapy, concept of identification in (O) processing mind,” (O) 103 529 MEERLOO, J., (O) 475 GUTHEIL, E.A. (E) 390 Memories, repressed, ethical issues in search for, (SPS) 323 H MERSKEY, H., (SPS) 323 MEYER D.J., (B) 375 HALASZ, G., (SPS) 285 MOORE, T., (B) 386 HAMBURG, P., (R) 254 MUKHERIJI, R.R., (B) 381 HARARI, E., (SPS) 274 Multiple personalities, collusion and entanglement in HAYNAL, A., (B) 126 the therapy of a patient with, (CR) 243 “Heidegger's authenticity in the psychotherapy of Multiple personality, characterological basis of, (O) adolescents,” (O) 208 154 HEIMBERG, R.G., (B) 373 “Highly personal reflections,” (GE) 133 N HOLM-HADULLA, R.. (O) 360 HOLMES, J., (SPS) 259 NACE, E.P., (B) 380 HOPE, D.A., (B) 373 Narration of desire: erotic transferences and counter- “Hypnosis and psychoanalytic therapy (hypnoanaly- transferences, (B) 252 sis),” (O) 393 NEMIAH, J., (C) Hysterical psychosis: a historical survey, (B) 378 NEUBAUER, P., (B) 374 New informants: a betrayal of confidentiality in I psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, (B) 377 NEY, T., (B) 127 Identification, concept of, in group psychotherapy (O) NOBLITT, J.R., (B) 383 529 Neurotic interaction, patterns of, (O) 481 Index, 564 “Insecurity in search of security,” (O) 437 O Introduction, (O) 390 “Object relations perspective on the nature of J resistance and therapeutic change,” (SPS) 45 Opening the door - a treatment model for therapy with JACOBS, D., (B) 375 male survivors of sexual abuse, (B) 129 “Jokes as a projective technique: the humor of “Our time is up: forced terminations during psycho- psychiatric patients,” (O) 336 therapy training,” (O) 347 K P KARASU, T.B., (E) 392 Karl Marx's theory of ideas, (B) 130 PANDE, N., (CR) 243 KARPF, R.J. (R) 378 Patient and therapist, love between, (O) 14 KARPMAN, B., (O) 437 “Patterns of neurotic interaction,” (O) 481 KERNBERG, P.F., (C) Perilous calling, (B) 379 KISSEN, M., (SPS) 54 PERSKIN, P.S. (B) 383 KOEGLER, R.R. (R) 375 Perversion, problem of, (B) 384 KURPIUS ROBINSON, S.E., (B) 128 ‘Phenomena of resistance in modern group analysis,” (SPS) 75 L Phobia, social, (B) 373 “Posttraumatic re-experiencing in older people: work- LANGS, R., (O) 103 ing through or covering up?” (O) 231 “Lessons to be learned from the study of sexual Problem of perversion - the view from self psychology, boundary violations,” (SPS) 311 (B) 384 LAZARUS,A . C., (C) 414 PREVEN, D.W., (R) 381 LEVIN, K., (O) 137 Proceedings, (P) 125 LIBBRECHT, K.., (B) 378 “Projective identification: a resistance in couples,” LIEBOWITZ, M.R., (B) 373 (SPS) 54 Literature, from the, (O) 370 Psychoanalysis and the sciences: epidemiology- “Love between therapist and patient: a review,” (O) history, (B) 126 14 Psychoanalytic study of the child, (B) 374 LUBART, T.L., (B) 254 Psychoanalytic therapy, aim of, (O) 513 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOTHERAPY Psychoanalytic therapy, hypnosis and, (O) 393 SHETTY, J., (CR) 243 “Psychopathology of comic books: a symposium (O) SIGMAN, M., (SPS) 90 417 SIPE, A.W.R., (B) 255 Psychosis, selfobjects in, (O) 178 Social phobia: diagnosis, assessment, and treatment, Psychotherapy, character and, (O) 3 (B) 373 dynamic, creative aspect of, (O) 360 SOLNIT, A., (B) 374 ethical dimensions of, (SPS) 298 “Some psychological processes in the supervision of ethics and, (SPS) 257 therapists,” (O) 475 of adolescents, Heidegger’s authenticity in the Soul mates: honoring the mysteries of love and psychotherapy, (O) 208 relationship, (B) 386 rights of the child in, (SPS) 285 Spirit versus scalpel: traditional healing and modern training, forced terminations during, (O) 347 psychotherapy, (B) 381 unconscious fantasy in, (O) 137 STERNBERG, R.J., (B) 254 values in, (SPS) 259 STOLOROW, R., (C) 510 STREAN, H.S., (GE) 29 R STROCHAK, R.D. (R) 130 Supervision of therapists, some psychological pro- RABKIN, L.Y., (R) 379 cesses in, (O) 475 RAGLAND, E., (B) 253 Supervisory encounter, (B) 375 Re-experiencing, posttraumatic, in older people, (O) SUNDELSON, D., (B) 377 231 SUSSMAN, M.B., (B) 379 “‘Repressed memories: some clinical data contributing toward its elucidation,”’ (O) 217 “Resistance: friend or foe?” (SPS) 32 sy Resistance in self psychology, concept of (SPS) 66 Resistance, phenomena of, in modern group analysis, Terminations, forced, during psychotherapy training, (SPS) 75 (O) 347 “Resistance viewed from different perspectives,” Theory of ideas, Karl Marx’s, (B) 130 (GE) 29 TOLPIN, M., (O) 178 “Resistances in a hospital setting: Issues in resolu- TOOLAN, J.M., (R) 128 tion,” (SPS) 90 TORRANCE, J., (B) 130 REZLER, A.G., (R) 380 Transference, analysis of, (O) 499 RICHMAN, J., (O) 336 Transferences and countertransferences, erotic, (B) “Rights of the child in psychotherapy,” (SPS) 285 252 ROSENTHAL, L., (SPS) 75 True and false allegations of child sexual abuse, (B) ROTH, N., (O) 513 127 ROWE, JR., C.E., (SPS) 66 RUESCH, J., (O) 543 U S “Unconscious fantasy in psychotherapy,” (O) 137 SCHEIDLINGER, S., (C) 540; (O) 529 SCHNEIER, F.R., (B) 373 SCHREUDER, J.N., (O) 231 Vv Sciences, psychoanalysis and the, (B) 126 Security, insecurity in search of, (O) 437 “Values in psychotherapy,” (SPS) 259 “Self-objects in psychosis - the twinship compensa- Volume Index, 560 tion,” (O) 178 Self psychology, resistance in (SPS) 66 Sex, priests, and power: anatomy of a crisis, (B) 255 Ww Sexual abuse, child, true and false allegations of, (B) 127 WEINER, N., (B) 128 Sexual abuse, therapy with male survivors of, (B) 129 WELLES, J.K., (B) 252 SHADID, L.G., (O) 347 WERTHAM, F., (O) 417 SHAPIRO, D., (O) 3 “Working with the family: the role of values,” (SPS) SHAPIRO, T., (C) 478 274 Shattered innocence: a practical guide for counseling WOLBERG, L.R., (O) 393 women survivors of childhood sexual abuse, (B) WOLSTEIN, B., (O) 499 128 WRYE, H.K., (B) 252