Einb�e leicht berieben. - No. 1: Separation-Individuation Theory Revisited: LINDA GUNSBERG, PH.D., Issue Editor. Prologue -- FRED PINE, PH.D. The Era of Separation-Individuation -- GERTRUBE BLANCK, PH.D. and RUBIN BLANCK, M.S. The Relevance of Mahler's Observational Studies to the Theory and Technique of Psychoanalysis -- JOYCE EDWARD, C.S.W., B.C.D. The Interplay between Separation-Individuation and the Oedipus Complex: Clinical Implications -- DIANA SISKIND, M.S.W., B.C.D. Max and His Diaper: An Example of the Interplay of Arrests in Psychosexual Development and the Separation-Individuation Process -- ANNI BERGMAN, PH.D. and MARIA FAHEY Further Inquiry into Negotiation of Separation-Individuation Conflicts: A Boy and a Girl Respond to Fluctuations in Mother's Emotional Availability -- NEWELL FISCHER, M.D. Therapeutic Change: A Clinical Perspective -- SERENA WIEDER, PH.D. The Separation-Individuation Process from a Developmental-Structuralist Perspective: Its Application to Infants with Constitutional Differences -- No. 2 The Clinical Use of Multiple Models -- Possibilities and Dangers in the Approaches of Fred Pine, Ph.D. and John Gedo, M.D -- CAROLE GRAND, PH.D. and DANIEL HILL, PH.D., Issue Editors -- Prologue -- The Multiple Model of Fred Pine, Ph.D. DANIEL HILL, PH.D. A Synopsis of Fred Pine's "Four Psychologies": CHARLES HANLY, PH.D. Clinical Advantages and Disadvantages of Multiple Models -- DONALD M. KAPLAN, PH.D. Theory as Practice, -- ARNOLD MODELL, M.D. Common Ground or Divided Ground? -- FRED PINE, PH.D. Multiple Models, Clinical Practice, and Psychoanalytic Theory: Response to Discussants -- The Multiple Model of John Gedo, M.D. TERRY C. RODGERS, M.D. The Clinical Theories of John Gedo: A Synopsis: ANDREW B. DRUCK, PH.D. Multiple Models and the Psychoanalytic Stance -- GEORGE MORAITIS, M.D. Beyond the Blueprints of Mental Function -- ESTELLE SHANE, Ph.D. and MORTON SHANE, M.D. The Developmental Approach of John Gedo -- JOHN E. GEDO, M.D. Academicism, Romanticism, and Science in the Psychoanalytic Enterprise -- No. 3 Contemporary Kleinian Psychoanalysis: HELEN SCHOENHALS, DR. MED., Issue Editor, Prologue -- ELIZABETH BOTT SPELLIUS, PH.D. Developments in Kleinian Thought: Overview and Personal View -- RONALD BRITTON, M.B.B.S. The Blindness of the Seeing Eye: Inverse Symmetry as a Defense Against Reality -- IGNES SODRE Obsessional Certainty Versus Obsessional Doubt: From Two to Three -- PRISCILLA ROTH Being True to a False Object: A View of Identification -- JOHN STEINER, M.B.CH.B. Patient-Centered and Analyst-Centered Interpretations: Some Implications of Containment and Countertransference -- MICHAEL FELDMAN, F.R.C. PSYCH. Projective Identification in Phantasy and Enactment -- RUTH CYCON Sadomasochism in the Transference/Countertransference as a Defense Against Psychic Pain -- HELEN SCHOENHALS, DR. MED. Kleinian Supervision in Germany: A Clinical Example -- ROY SCHAFER, PH.D. Commentary: Traditional Freudian and Kleinian Freudian Analysis -- No. 4 Erotic Transference: Contemporary Perspectives: EDITH GOULD, M.S., C.S.W. and JUDITHROSENBERGER, PH.D., Issue Editors, Prologue -- DANIEL HILL, PH.D. The Special Place of the Erotic Transference in Psychoanalysis -- MARTIN S. BERGMANN The Challenge of Erotized Transference to Psychoanalytic Technique -- ERNESTS. WOLF, M.D. Narcissistic Lust and Other Vicissitudes of Sexuality -- JESSICA BENJAMIN, PH.D. What Angel Would Hear Me?: The Erotics of Transference -- EDITH GOULD, M.S., C.S.W. A Case of Erotized Transference in a Male Patient: Formations and Transformations -- CHRISTOPHER BOLLAS, PH.D. Aspects of the Erotic Transference -- ELAINE V. SIEGEL, PH. D.Clinical Observations of Sexual and Sensual Aspects of the Transference in Women -- FRANKM. LACHMANN, PH.D. How Can I Eroticize Thee? Let Me Count the Ways -- HAROLD P. BLUM, M.D. Discussion on the Erotic Transference: Contemporary Perspectives.
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