The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, Volume LXIV 1995, No. 1 - 4.

Guter Zustand / good condition. - Contents: No. 1: JAY GREENBERG � Psychoanalytic Technique and the Interactive Matrix MARIANNE GOLDBERGER � The Couch as Defense and as Potential for Enactment MARK SOLMS � New Findings on the Neurological Organization of Dreaming: Implications for Psychoanalysis JUDITH L. MITRANI � Toward an Understanding of Unmentalized Experience EDWARD NERSESSIAN � Some Reflections on Curiosity and Psychoanalytic Technique KLAUS FINK � Projection, Identification, and Bi-Logic No. 2: JACOB A. ARLOW � Stilted Listening: Psychoanalysis as Discourse RICHARD C. FRIEDMAN and JENNIFER I. DOWNEY � Biogy and the Oedipus Complex SUDHIR KAKAR � Clinical Work and Cultural Imagination MICHAEL J. BADER � Authenticity and the Psychology of Choice in the Analyst ARNOLD ROTHSTEIN � Psychoanalytic Technique and the Creation of Analysands: On Beginning hnique and the Creation of Analysands: On Beginning Analysis with Patients Who Are Reluctant To Pay the Analyst's Fee FRED BUSCH � Neglected Classics: M. N. Searl's "Some Queries on Principles of Technique" BRIEF COMMUNICATION ERIC J. NUETZEL � UncJonscious Phenomena in the Process of Theater: Preliminary Hypotheses No. 3: JAMES T. MC LAUGHLIN � Touching Limits in the Analytic Dyad 'OWEN RENIK � The Ideal of the Anonymous Analyst and the Problem of Self-Disdosure ROY SCH�ER � Aloneness in the Countertransference MARIA V. BERGMANN � The Nature and Function of a Pathological Oedipal Constellation in a Female Patient SHELLEY ORGEL � A Classic Revisited: K. R. Eissler's "The Effect of the Structure of the Ego on Psychoanalytic Technique" No. 4: STEVEN T. LEVY, BETH J. SEELIG, and LAWRENCE B. INDERBITZIN. � On Those Wrecked by Success: A Clinical Inquiry BARBARA STIMMEL � The Written Dream: Action, Resistance, and Revelation 658 BENJAMIN KILBORNE � Of Creatures Large and Small: Size Anxiety, Psychic Size, Shame, and the Analytic Situation MILTON VIEDERMAN � An Artist's Defense against the Fear of Loss of Creativity toward the End of Life JOSEPH WEISS � Bernfeld's "The Facts of Observation in Psychoanalysis": A Response from Psychoanalytic Research MARC-ANDRE BOUCHARD, LINA NORMANDIN, and MARIE HELENE S�UIN � Countertransference as Instrument and Obstacle: A Comprehensive and Descriptive Framework BRIEF COMMUNICATION LEE GROSSMAN � A Woman with a Nipple Fetish