The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, Volume LVIII 1989, No. 1 - 4.

Guter Zustand / good condition. - Contents: No. 1: VANN SPRUIELL � The Future of Psychoanalysis RICHARD M. GOTTLIEB � Technique and Countertransference in Freud's Analysis of the Rat Man LEON HOFFMAN � The Psychoanalytic Process and the Development of Insight in Child Analysis: A Case Study GERALD ADLER � Transitional Phenomena, Projective Identification, and the Essential Ambiguity of the Psychoanalytic Situation No. 2: MORTON F. REISER � The Future of Psychoanalysis in Academic Psychiatry: Plain Talk EUGENE HALPERT � Cardiac Preoccupations LEONARD SHENGOLD � Further Thoughts about "Nothing" VANN SPRUIELL � Neglected Classics: Twenty-Nine Years after Hartmann's "Psychoanalysis and Moral Values" BRIEF COMMUNICATIONS WAYNE A. MYERS � Cognitive Style in Dreams: A Clue to Recovery of Historical Data WAYNE A. MYERS � A Transference Resistance in Male Patients with Inhibition of Urination in Public Places No. 3: ROBERT S. WALLERSTEIN and EDWARD M. WEINSHEL � The Future of Psychoanalysis SANDER M. ABEND � Countertransference and Psychoanalyse Technique MARIANNE GOLDBERGER * On the Analysis of Defenses in Dreams GERALD I. FOGEL � The Authentic Function of Psychoanalyse Theory: An OverView of the Contributions of Hans Loewald No. 4: HARTMANN'S "EGO PSYCHOLOGY AND THE PROBLEM OF ADAPTATION"�FIFTY YEARS LATER MARIANNE YOUNG � Heinz Hartmann, M.D.: An Introduction and Appreciation LAWRENCE FRIEDMAN � Hartmann's "Ego Psychology and the Problem of Adaptation" MORRIS L, PELTZ � On the Origins of Contemporary Structural Theory: An Appreciation of "Ego Psychology and the Problem of Adaptation" ERNEST KAFKA � The Contribution of Hartmann's Adap-tational Theory to Psychoanalysis, with Special Reference to Regression and Symptom Formation RONDA R. SHAW � Hartmann on Adaptation: An Incomparable or Incomprehensible Legacy? HERBERT M. WYMAN � Hartmann, Health, and Homo-sexuality: Some Clinical Aspects of "Ego Psychology and the Problem of Adaptation"