Jacob A. Arlow

LEO RANGELL AN APPRECIATION BY JACOB A. ARLOW, M.D. In honor of his seventy-fífth birthday this year, the editors of The Psychoanalytic Quarterly salute Dr. Leo Rangell, a man whose record of achievement and contribution to psychoanalysis is nearly without parallel in our generation. Dr. Rangell...

COUNTERTRANSFERENCE AS COMPROMISE FORMATION BY CHARLES BRENNER, M.D. Countertransference is a ubiquitous phenomenon, a set of compromise formations comprising the analyst's transference to the patient(s). Somé consequences of this fact are discussed, including the factors responsible for those...

EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION Wherever psychoanalysts gather these days, discussions suggest that there is a widespread conviction among us that both our science and our profession are at a point of very unusual, exciting, and perhaps even perilous change. Although analysis has a long history of...