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654 S. Ein gutes und sauberes Exemplar. - VOLUME 1: The Use of Medication with Patients in Analysis: Panel of the New York Psychoanalytic Society March 26,1991. Editors' Introduction, Psychotropic Medications and Psychoanalysis, An Alloyed Analysis or Still Pure Gold? -- Introduction Martin Willick -- Robert Scharf, Sandra Kopit, Cohen Shepard, J. Kantor, Edward Nersessian -- Charles Brenner Discussion from the Floor -- Concluding Comments by Panelists -- Comments on the Panel: The Use of Medication with Patients in Analysis Mortimer Ostow -- Case Histories: The Case of Ms. A., Part I: Intake, Evaluation -- Part II: Case Report -- Part III: Discussion of Case. Henry Bachrach -- Summary and Commentary on Affiliated Staff Discussion .Michael Trupp -- The Case of Ms. B., Part I: Intake, Interviews -- Part II: Summary of Psychoanalytic Treatment. Nathaniel P. Karush -- Ms. C.: A Clinical Vignette -- Maria T. Rodriguez-Boulan -- VOLUME 2: The Analyzing Instrument of Otto Isakower: Evolution of a Psychoanalytic Concept Edited with Commentary by Herbert M. Wyman and Stephen M. Rittenberg -- The Analyzing Instrument in the Teaching and Conduct of the Analytic Process Otto Isakower. As edited by Herbert M. Wyman and Stephen M. Rittenberg -- Reflections on the Analyzing Instrument by Some Participants in the Original Discussions: Afterthoughts on Otto Isakower and the Analyzing Instrument. Martin H. Stein -- Dr. Otto Isakower's Analyzing Instrument: Reflections Three Decades Later. Theodore Lipin -- A Theory of Supervision. Possible or Impossible? A Theory of Psychoanalytic Technique. Possible or Impossible? Leo A. Spiegel -- Reflections on the Analyzing Instrument. Martin Wangh -- Contemporary Reflections on the Analyzing Instrument -- Isakower's Ideas of the Analytic Instrument and Contemporary Views of Analytic Listening. Theodore J. Jacobs -- The Supervising Instrument. Sheldon Roth -- Otto Isakower and the Analyzing Instrument. James H. Spencer, Jr., Leon Balter, and Zvi Lothane -- Comments on the Concept of the Analyzing Instrument. William I. Grossman -- VOLUME 3: Reflections on the Written Presentation of Psychoanalytic Clinical Data: Necessary Source and Perennial Problem. Herbert M. Wyman and Stephen Rittenberg -- The Patient as Sign and Story: Disease Pictures, Life Histories, and the First Psychoanalytic Case History. Stephanie Kiceluk, Ph.D. -- The Structural Theory and Clinical Practice. Charles Brenner -- Presenting a Case: Some Observations on the Experience and Its Impact on the Analytic Dyad. Fern W. Cohen -- Continuing Case Section: Affiliated Staff Conference, New York Analytic Institute, Treatment Center, January 23, 1992. A Clinical Case Study. Josephine Wright -- Discussion. Eslee Samberg -- Discussion. N. John Pareja -- Summary of Discussions. Herbert M. Wyman, Reporter -- VOLUME 4 Unconscious Fantasy: The Maimed Avenger: A Variation of the Oedipal Fantasy. Daniel M. Birger -- Unconscious Fantasy: An Introduction to the Work of Jacob A. Arlow, and to the Symposium in His Honor. Arnold A. Richards -- The Clinical Value of the Concept of Unconscious Fantasy: A Symposium in Honor of Jacob Arlow Introduction. Arnold A. Richards, Coordinator, Extension Division The Concept of Unconscious Fantasy. Theodore Shapiro -- The Durability of Unconscious Fantasy. Milton H. Horowitz -- The Role of Unconscious Fantasies in Dreams. Ronda Shaw -- The Influence of Parents' Unconscious Fantasies on Children's -- Adaptation as Illustrated by Transsexuality. Ernest Kafka Comments. Jacob A. Arlow -- Morning Panel: Discussion from the Floor. Peter Dunn, Moderator -- The Analyst's Notepad: Unconscious Fantasy and the Male Genitalia: A Cremasteric Masturbation Fantasy. Donald Marcuse -- Unconscious Fantasy and the Childbearing Process, I: An Unexpected Abortion Controversy: Some Observations from an Analytic Session of a Single Nonpregnant Woman. Rhoda S. Frenkel -- Infertility, Penis Envy, and a Dream: A Clinical Communication with Refer.
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