The following subject index covers all the articles in the first 25 years of this journal, from Volume 1, No. 1 (Summe, 1973) to Volume 25, No. 4 (Spring 1998). From Vol. 1, No. 1 to Vol. 3, No. 4 the name of the journal was History of Childhood Quarterly: The Journal of Psychohistory and beginning with Vol. 4 it was shortened to just The Journal of Psychohistory. Permission to photocopy articles from the journal for scholarly use is hereby granted for single copies.
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INDEX BY LETTER: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
A
Adams, John Quincy
Hughes, J. Donald, “The Dreams of Alexander The Great.” 12/2, 168-192
Adolescence
Fox, Vivian C., “Is Adolescence a Phenomenon of Modern Times?” 5/2, 271-292
Lock, Margaret, “Flawed Jewels and National Dis/Order: Narratives on Adolescent Dissent in Japan.” 18/4, 507-532
Hawes, Joseph M., “The Strange History of Female Adolescence in the United States.” 13/1, 51-64
Theriot, Nancy M., “Psychosomatic Illness in History: The ‘Green Sickness’ Among Nineteenth-Century Adolescent Girls.” 15/4, 461-480
Alcott, Bronson
Strickland, Charles, “A Transcendentalist Father: The Child-rearing Practices of Bronson Alcott.” 1/1, 4-52
Alexander the Great
Hughes, J. Donald, “The Dreams of Alexander The Great.” 12/2, 168-192.
America, Discovery of
Niederland, William G., “The Pre-Renaissance Image of the World and the Discovery of America.” 14/3, 283-290
American Culture
Adams, Kenneth Alan, “Love American Style II: ‘Octopoid’ Genitality and the Medusal Madonna.” 10/4, 409-462
Beisel, David R., “Japan and the American Unconscious.” 20/2, 185-196
_______________, “Thoughts On The Cabbage Patch Kids.” 12/1, 133-142
deMause, Lloyd, “American Purity Crusades.” 14/4, 345-350
Godwin, Robert, “On the Deep Structure of Conservative Ideology.” 20/3, 289-204
Raeithel, Gert, “Philobatism and American Culture.” 6/4, 461-496
Schmidt, Casper, “A Differential Poison Index from the Gallup Poll. 10/4, 523-532
Stein, Howard F., “Neo-Darwinism and Survival Through Fitness in Reagan’s America.” 10/2, 163-188
_______________, “Sittin’ Tight and Bustin’ Loose: Contradiction and Conflict in Midwestern Masculinity and the Psychohistory of America.” 11/4, 501-512 Zwelling, Shomer, “Spiritualist Perspectives on Antebellum Experience.” 10/1, 3-26
American History
Atlas, Jerrold and Laura Porzio, “Rage and Anger: Dealing With the Symptoms of Dysfunction in Current American Society.” 22/1, 103-114
Barry III, Herbert and Paul Elovitz, “Psychobiographical Explorations of Clinton and Perot.” 20/2, 197-217
Beisel, David R., “America in Denial.” 21/3, 245-256
______________, “Looking for Enemies.” 22/1, 1-38
Bloom, Sandra, “American Health Care: They Say There’s a Crisis, But a Crisis of What?” 21/3, 301-334
deMause, Lloyd, “American Purity Crusades.” 14/4, 345-350
_______________ “Shooting at Clinton, Prosecuting O.J., and Other Sacrificial Rituals.” 22/4, 378-393
Dervin, Dan, “The O. J. Simpson Trial as an Enactment of the Other State of the Union.” 24/1, 64-70
____________, “Testimony of Silence: A Psychohistorical Perspective on the Thomas-Hill Hearings.” 19/3, 257-268
____________, “‘Them’d’ to Death: Kleinian Psychodynamics and the Politics of Projective Identification in the 1992 Election.” 21/1, 115-131
____________, “On Target.” 22/4, 394-397
Godwin, Robert, “Dimensions of the American Political Mindscape.” 21/1, 79-96
_________________, “The Making of an Anti-President: Dr. Clinton and Mr. Newt.” 22/4, 399-402
_________________, “On the Function of Enemies: The Articulation and Containment of the Unthought Self.” 22/1, 79-102
Gonen, Jay, “The Larger Significance of the Perot Movement.” 21/2, 199-228
Gonen, Jay and Mary Coleman, “The Era of Infotainment: Voting in 1992.” 20/2, 135-148
Knight, Jack, “Mocking/Politics.” 20/2, 249-258
Luhrmann, George W., “The KAL 007 Shootdown: A Symbol In The Search For Evil.” 12/1, 79-120
Masters, Ardyce L. and James S. Masters, “Where’s The Enemy?” 22/1, 59-78
Masters, James and Ardyce L. Masters, “Freemen, Militias, Christian Patriots: Dangerous Menace, or Ridiculous Mouse?” 25/1, 81-95
McFarland, Robert, “Haiti Non, Bosnia Mozda.” 22/4, 403-405
Pearlman, Michael, “Emotional Factors in America’s Western Pacific Policy: Wood and Stimson in the Philippines.” 11/2, 243-270
Whitfield, Charles L., “Denial of the Truth: Individual and Political Dysfunction in the Thomas-Hill Hearings.” 19/3, 269-280
American Personality
deMause, Lloyd, “The Formation of the American Personality Through Psychospeciation.” 4/1, 1-30
Milburn, Michael A., and S. D. Conrad, “The Politics of Denial.” 23/3, 238-251
American Revolution
Potts, Louis W., “Arthur Lee: A Life History in the American Revolution.” 4/4, 513-528
Waters, John J., “James Otis, Jr.: An Ambivalent Revolutionary.” 1/1, 142-150
Anderson, Sherwood
Bunge, Nancy, “Child Abuse and Creativity: A New Look at Sherwood Anderson’s Breakdown.” 20/4, 413-426
Anti-Semitism
Kren, George, “Psychohistory and the Holocaust.” 6/3, 409-418
_____________ and Leon Rappoport, “SS Atrocities: A Psychohistorical Perspective.” 3/1, 130-137
Rosenman, Stanley, “Japanese Anti-Semitism: Conjuring Up Conspiratorial Jews in a Land Without Jews.” 25/1, 2-32
___________________ and Irving Handelsman, “When Victim Encounters Alien Victim in Grisly Circumstances: A Study in Hatred and Scorn.” 19/4, 421-462
Springer, Anne, “The Return of the Repressed in the Mask of the Victim.” 17/3, 237-256
Stein, Howard F., “‘The Eternal Jew’: Resurgent Anti-Semitism in the Post-Cold War World.” 22/1, 39-58
________________, “Judaism and the Group-Fantasy of Martyrdom: The Psychodynamic Paradox of Survival Through Persecution.” 6/2, 151-210
Apocalypse
deMause, Lloyd, “The Apocalypse in Our Heads.” 23/1, 18-25
Strozier, Charles B., “The New Violence.” 23/2, 191-201
Augustine, St.
Parsons, William B., “St. Augustine: ‘Common Man’ or ‘Intuitive Psychologist’?” 18/2, 181-226
B
Belinskii, Vissarion
Dunn, Patrick P., “Fathers and Sons Revisited: The Childhood of Vissarion Belinskii.” 1/3, 389-408
Bismarck, Otto von
Simpell, Charlott, “Bismarck’s Childhood: A Psychohistorical Study.” 2/1, 107-124
Burma
Spiro, Melford E., “Motivational Grounds for Internalizing an Ideology of Male Superiority: The Burmese Case.” 18/4, 533-545
Burr, Aaron
Shneidman, J. Lee and Conalee Levine-Shneidman, “Suicide or Murder? The Burr-Hamilton Duel.” 8/2, 159-182
Bush, George
deMause, Lloyd, “America’s Search for a Fighting Leader.” 20/2, 121-134
Dervin, Dan, “The Dynamics of the Delegate in Bush’s Presidency.” 20/2, 167-184
Kane, Suzy T., “What the Gulf War Reveals About George Bush’s Childhood.” 20/2, 149-166
Schmidt, Casper, “The Abnormally Popular George Bush.” 18/2, 123-134
________________, “The Abnormally Popular George Bush: Group-Fantasies in the Election Year 1992.” 20/2, 229-242
C
Carter, Jimmy
Beisel, David R., “Toward A Psychohistory of Jimmy Carter.” 5/2, 201-238
deMause, Lloyd, “Jimmy Carter and American Fantasy.” 5/2, 151-174
Ebel, Henry, “But What Kind of Baby Is Jimmy Carter?” 5/2, 259-270
Elovitz, Paul H., “Three Days In Plains.” 5/2, 175-200
Hartman, John J., “Carter and the Utopian Group-Fantasy.” 5/2, 239-258
Catherine II, Empress of Russia
Petschauer, Peter, “Learning to Reject the Feminine: Catherine II’s Youth in a Large German Household.” 17/3, 267-288
Chambers, Whittaker
Hamilton, James W., “Towards a Psychohistorical Understanding of the Relationship Between Whittaker Chambers and Malcolm Cowley.” 9/1, 91-104
Charles I
Carlton, Charles, “Towards a Psychobiography of Charles I.” 11/4, 513-532
China
Raddock, David M., “Growing Up in New China: A Twist in the Circle of Filial Piety.” 2/2, 201-220
Childhood, Ancient
Etienne, Robert, “Ancient Medical Conscience and Children.” 4/2, 131-162
Eyben, Emiel, “What Did Youth Mean to the Romans?” 14/3, 207-232
Mounteer, Carl A., “Roman Childhood, 200-B.C. to A.D. 600.” 14/3, 233-256
Childhood, History of
Barker, Elliott, “In Need of Discussion.” 18/1, 33-35
deMause, Lloyd, “The Evolution of Childhood.” 1/4, 503-575
_______________, “The History of Child Abuse.” 25/3, 216-236
_______________, “The History of Child Assault.” 18/1, 1-29
_______________, “The History of Childhood in Japan.” 15/2, 147-152
_______________, “On Childrearing Modes.” 17/1, 34-42
_______________, “On Writing Childhood History.” 16/2, 135-170
_______________, “Schreber and the History of Childhood.” 15/1, 423-431
_________________, “The Universality of Incest.” 19/2, 123-164
Devereux, George, “The Family: Historical Function, Dysfunction, Lack of Function, and Schizophrenia.” 8/2, 183-194
Donovan, Denis M., “Darkness Invisible.” 19/2, 165-184
Ebel, Henry, “The Evolution of Childhood Reconsidered.” 5/1, 67-80
Ende, Aurel, “The Psychohistorian’s Childhood and the History of Childhood: A Personal Experience.” 9/2, 173-178
___________, “Children in History: A Personal Review of the Past Decade’s Published Research.” 11/1, 65-88
Fishman, Sterling, “Changing the History of Childhood: A Modest Proposal.” 13/1, 65-78
Flicker, Bernard, “Psychohistorical Roots of the War Against Children.” 21/1, 69-78
Frenken, Ralph, “The History of German Childhood Through Autobiographies.” 24/4, 390-402
Gray-Fow, Michael, “Child Abuse, Historiography and Ethics: The Historian as Moral Philosopher.” 15/1, 455-466
Finkelhor, David, “Commentary on ‘The Universality of Incest'” 19/2, 218
Fraad, Harriet, “Children As An Exploited Class.” 21/1, 37-52
Hippler, Arthur E., “Cultural Evolution: Some Hypotheses Concerning the Significance of Cognitive and Affective Interpenetration During Latency.” 4/4, 419-438
Illick, Joseph E., “Does the History of Childhood Have a Future?” 13/2, 159-171
Joseph, Cathy, “Compassionate Accountability: An Embodied Consideration of Female Genital Mutilation.” 24/1, 2-17
Kahr, Brett, “The Sexual Molestation of Children: Historical Perspectives.” 19/2, 191-214
Kreis, Rudolf, “The History of Childhood Through German Literature: A Psychogenic Model.” 9/3, 311-320
Lopez, Manuel D., “A Guide to the Interdisciplinary Literature of the History of Childhood.” 1/3, 463-494
Masters, Ardyce, “Stumbling Into The History of Childhood.” 16/2,173-176
Masters, James S., “Hidden Messages in History-Related Books for Children.” 17/3, 289-302
McFarland, Robert B., “Infant Mortality Rates as a Guide to How Nations Treat Children.” 17/4, 417-424
____________________, “Oedipus Revisited.” 18/1, 30-31
Nyssen, Friedhelm, “Is There Any Such Thing As ‘Evolution of Childhood’? 16/2, 184-188
Petschauer, Peter, “The Childrearing Modes in Flux: An Historian’s Reflections.” 17/1, 1-33
________________, “Children of Afers, Or ‘Evolution of Childhood’ Revisited.” 13/2, 121-144
________________, “Comment.” 16/2, 182-184
Sagan, Eli, “Comments on deMause.” 18/1, 32-33
Scheck, Raffael, “Did the Children’s Crusade of 1212 Really Consist of Children? Problems of Writing Childhood History.” 16/2, 176-182
Schultz, Magdelene, “The Blood Libel: A Motif in the History of Childhood.” 14/1, 1-24
Socarides, Charles W., “Adult-Child Sexual Pairs: Psychoanalytic Findings.” 19/3, 191-214
Stein, Howard F., “Failure to Thrive: Child, Family, Physician, Profession, Culture, Era.” 16/4, 411-426
Taylor, Karen, “Disciplining the History of Childhood.” 16/2, 189-190
Vachss, Andrew, “Comment on ‘The Universality of Incest'” 19/2, 219-220
Wilson, Neil, “Some Psychoanalytic Commentary on the deMause and Kahr Papers.” 19/2, 215-217
Childhood, Medieval
Abrahamse, Dorothy, “Images of Childhood in Early Byzantine Hagiography.” 6/4, 497-518
Baron, F. Xavier, “Children and Violence in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales.” 7/1, 77-103
Banker, James R., “Mourning a Son: Childhood and Paternal Love in the Consolateria of Ginnozzo Manetti.” 3/3, 351-362
Demaitre, Luke, “The Idea of Childhood and Child Care in Medical Writings of the Middle Ages.” 4/4, 461-490
Frenken, Ralph, “The History of German Childhood Through Autobiographies.” 24/4, 390-402
Forsyth, Ilene H., “Children in Early Medieval Art: Ninth Through Twelfth Centuries.” 4/1, 31-70
Goodich, Michael, “Childhood and Adolescence Among the Thirteenth-Century Saints.” 1/2, 285-309
_________________, “Bartholomaeus Anglicus on Child-Rearing.” 4/2, 75-84
Kellum, Barbara A., “Infanticide in England in the Later Middle Ages.” 1/3, 367-388
Shahar, Shulamith, “Infants, Infant Care, and Attitudes Toward Infancy in the Medieval Lives of Saints.” 10/3, 281-310
Trexler, Richard C., “In Search of Father: The Experience of Abandonment in the Recollections of Giovanni di Pagolo Morelli.” 3/2, 225-252
Childhood, Modern
Breiner, Sander J., “Children In and Outside the Concentration Camp.” 23/4, 415-416
Brobeck, Stephen, “Images of the Family: Portrait Paintings as Indices of American Family Culture, Structure and Behavior, 1730-1860.” 5/1, 81-106
Büttner, Christian, “Children’s War Fantasies.” 10/4, 491-510
Byman, Seymour, “Child Raising and Melancholia in Tudor England.” 6/1, 67-92
Cavallo, Dom, “Social Reform and the Movement to Organize Children’s Play During the Progressive Era.” 3/4, 509-522
Clamp, Peter G., “Climbing Boys, Childhood, and Society in Nineteenth-Century England.” 12/2, 193-210
Davis, Glenn, “The Early Years of Theodore Roosevelt: A Study in Character Formation.” 2/4, 461-492
Doreleijers, Theo A. H. and Denis M. Donovan, “Transgenerational Traumatization in Children of Parents Interned in Japanese Civil Internment Camps in the Dutch East Indies During World War II.” 17/4, 435-448
deMause, Lloyd, “Schreber and the History of Childhood.” 15/1, 423-431
Dunn, Patrick P., “Fathers and Sons Revisited: The Childhood of Vissarion Belinskii.” 1/3, 389-408
Ende, Aurel, “Battering and Neglect: Children In Germany, 1860-1978.” 7/3, 249-280
___________, “Bibliography on Childhood and Youth In Germany From 1820-1978: A Selection.” 7/3, 281-288
Fields, Rona M., “Child Terror Victims and Adult Terrorists.” 7/1, 71-76
______________,”Psychological Genocide: The Children of Northern Ireland.” 3/2, 201-224
Fox, Vivian C., “Is Adolescence a Phenomenon of Modern Times?” 5/2, 271-292
_____________, “Poor Children’s Rights in Early Modern England.” 23/3, 286-306
Frenken, Ralph, “The History of German Childhood Through Autobiographies.” 24/4, 390-402
Gaines, David I., “Story of an English Cotton Mill Lad.” 2/2, 249-264
Goldstein, Michael S., and D. Peter Drotman, “Psychiatry and the Children’s Movement.” 5/1, 107-120
Hammel, B. Remmo, “The Image of the Child: Dutch and Flemish Paintings.” 24/1, 71-89
Hartman, Mary S., “Child-Abuse and Self-Abuse: Two Victorian Cases.” 2/2, 221-248
Hiner, N. Ray, “Cotton Mather and His Female Children: Notes on the Relationship Between Private Experience and Public Thought.” 13/1, 33-50
Hippler, Arthur E., “Psychodynamics, Psychohistory and Abortion.” 13/2, 175-188
Janus, Samuel S and Cynthia L. Janus, “Children, Sex, Peers, Culture: 1973-1983.” 12/3, 363-370
Kern, Stephen, “Explosive Intimacy: Psychodynamics of the Victorian Family.” 1/3, 437-462
Lander, Dorothy, “The Sacrifice of the Innocents.” 24/3, 214-221
Langley, Winston E., “Children and World Peace: A Modest Proposal.” 24/3, 242-251
Lorence, Bogna W., “Parents and Children in Eighteenth-Century Europe.” 2/1, 1-30
La Sorte, Michael A., “Nineteenth-Century Family Planning Practices.” 4/2, 163-184
Hiner, N. Ray, “Adolescence in Eighteenth-Century America.’ 3/2, 253-280
Marvick, Elizabeth W., “Childhood History and Decisions of State: The Case of Louis XIII.” 2/2, 135-180
Masters, Ardyce L., “Some Thoughts on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: War Toys and Post-Reagan America.” 17/3, 319-326
McFarland, Robert B., “Improvements in Parenting Are Real.” 25/3, 237-239
Moore, Robert L., “Justification Without Joy: Psychohistorical Reflections on John Wesley’s Childhood and Conversion.” 2/1, 31-52
Raddock, David M., “Growing Up in New China: A Twist in the Circle of Filial Piety.” 2/2, 201-220
Petschauer, Peter, “Growing Up Female In Eighteenth-Century Germany.” 11/2, 167-208
_________________, “Intrusive to Socializing Modes: Transitions in Eighteenth-Century Germany and Twentieth-Century Italy.” 14/3, 257-270
Puhar, Alenka, “Childhood In Nineteenth-Century Slovenia.” 12/3, 291-313
Rooke, Patricia T. and R. L. Schnell, “The ‘King’s Children’ in English Canada: A Psychohistorical Study of Abandonment, Rejection, and Colonial Response (1869-1930).” 8/4, 387-420
Sachs, Nannette Pierson, “The Courts as Persecutors of Child-Victims of Incest.” 24/3, 221-233
Saffady, William, “The Effects of Childhood Bereavement and Parental Remarriage in Sixteenth-Century England: The Case of Thomas More.” 1/2, 310-336
Schatzman, Morton, “Paranoia or Persecution: The Case of Schreber.” 1/1, 62-88
Scheck, Raffael, “Childhood in German Autobiographical Writings, 1740-1820.” 15/1, 391-422
Simpell, Charlott, “Bismarck’s Childhood: A Psychohistorical Study.” 2/1, 107-124
Schnucker, R. V., “The English Puritans and Pregnancy, Delivery and Breast Feeding.” 1/4, 637-658
Smith, Steven R., “Religion and the Conception of Youth in Seventeenth-Century England.” 2/4, 493-516
Sommerville, C. John, “English Puritans and Children: A Social-Cultural Explanation.” 6/1, 113-138
Starchild, Adam, “Rape of Youth in Prisons and Juvenile Facilities.” 18/2, 145-154
Stone, Michael H. and Clarice J. Kestenbaum, “Maternal Deprivation in Children of the Wealthy” 2/1, 79-106
Stone, Michael H., “Mesmer and His Followers: The Beginnings of Sympathetic Treatment of Childhood Emotional Disorders.” 1/4, 659-680
Strickland, Charles, “A Transcendentalist Father: The Child-rearing Practices of Bronson Alcott.” 1/1, 4-52
Taylor, Karen J., “Blessing the House: Moral Motherhood and the Suppression of Physical Punishment.” 15/1, 431-454
_______________, “Venereal Disease In Nineteenth-Century Children.” 12/4, 431-464
Thompson, Roger, “Popular Attitudes Towards Children In Middlesex County, Mass., 1649-1699.” 13/2, 145-158
Van Buren, Jane, “Uncle Tom’s Cabin: A Myth of Familial Relations.” 13/3, 251-276
Wooden, Warren W., “Childhood and Death: A Reading of John Skelton’s Phillip Sparrow.” 7/4, 403-414
Ziegler, John H., “A German Childhood.” 7/3, 323-330
Christianity
Atlas, Jerrold, “A Psychohistorical View of Crusade Origins.” 17/4, 412-416
Binion, Rudolph, “Being, Doing, Having.” 22/2, 223-234
Bliese, John R. E., “The Motives of the First Crusaders: A Social Psychological Analysis.” 17/4, 393-411
Carroll, Michael P., “Ernest Jones on Holy Communion: Refurbishing an Early Psychoanalytic Insight.” 18/3, 307-316
____________________, “Moses and Monotheism and the Psychoanalytic Study of Early Christian Mythology.” 15/3, 295-310
Hankoff, L. D., “Religious Healing in First-Century Christianity.” 19/4, 387-408
Puleo, Bruce, “Fear of Maternal Engulfment in Christianity and Other Religions.” 22/4, 440-460
Rousselle, Robert, “The Dreams of Vibia Perpetua: Analysis of a Female Christian Martyr.” 14/3, 193-206
Saunders, Robert J., “Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves-The Greed of the Eighties and the Persian Gulf War.” 20/1, 3-20
Schwartz, Peter Hammond, “The Maternal Christ As Redeemer.” 12/4, 465-486
Cinema
deMause, Lloyd, “How to Do a Fantasy Analysis of a Movie.” 20/1, 31-33
Ebel, Henry, “The New Theology: Star Trek, Star Wars, Close Encounters, and the Crisis of Pseudo-rationality.” 5/4, 487-498
Greco, Michael, “A Close Encounter With the Millennium.” 5/4, 499-508
Kalfus, Melvin, “Phallic Women and Macho Men: Hollywood, ‘The Dread of Woman,’ and Hillary Clinton.” 21/3, 287-300
Lawton, Henry, “Films, Group-Fantasy and the Persian Gulf War: Home Alone and The Silence of the Lambs.” 20/1, 33-46
______________, “Towards a Psychohistorical Theory of Film.” 20/1, 85-114
Leslie, Linda, “The Silence of the Lambs: Hardly Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing.” 20/1, 47-52
Monteer, Carl A., “The Religious Experience of Modern American Film.” 20/1, 53-64
Morrock, Richard, “Images of Transformation: Current American Group-Fantasy As Reflected in Recent Films: 1989-1991.” 20/1, 21-30
_________________, “Political Symbolism in Current American Films.” 20/2, 243-248
Monaco, Paul, “The Popular Cinema as Reflection of the Group Process in France, 1919-1929.” 1/4, 607-636
Raunft, Ralph, “Obsessions, Aesthetic Anomalies and Cult Phenomena.” 20/1, 65-84
Clinton, William Jefferson
Barry III, Herbert and Paul Elovitz, “Psychogiographical Explorations of Clinton and Perot.” 20/2, 197-217
Dervin, Dan, “Group-Fantasy and Its Discontents During the Clinton Administration.” 25/2, 284-193
Elovitz, Paul H., “Clinton’s Childhood, Personality and First Year in Office.” 21/3, 257-286
Godwin, Robert, “The Making of an Anti-President: Dr. Clinton and Mr. Newt.” 22/4, 399-402
Comedy
Janus, Samuel S., Cynthia Janus and James Vincent, “The Psycho-Sexuality of Stand-Up Comedy.” 14/2, 133-142
Cowley, Malcolm
Hamilton, James W., “Towards a Psychohistorical Universtanding of the Relationship Between Whittaker Chambers and Malcolm Cowley.” 9/1, 91-104
Creativity
Dervin, Dan, “Creativity and Madness: Separating the Ruin from the Rubble.” 23/1, 94-108
Cult Abuse
Bloom, Sandra L., “Hearing the Survivor’s Voice: Sundering the Wall of Denial.” 21/4, 461-478
Brenner, Ira, “A Twentieth-Century Demonologic Neurosis?” 21/4, 501-504
deMause, Lloyd, “Why Cults Terrorize and Kill Children.” 21/4, 505-518
Feldman, Gail Carr, “Satanic Ritual Abuse: A Chapter in the History of Human Cruelty.” 22/3, 340-357
Goodwin, Jean M., “Credibility Problems in Sadistic Abuse.” 21/4, 479-496
Gould, Catherine, “Denying Ritual Abuse of Children.” 22/3, 330-339
Ireland, Sharon J. and Murray J., “A Case History of Family and Cult Abuse.” 21/4, 417-428
Johnson, Matt, “Fear and Power: From Naivete to a Believer in Cult Abuse.” 21/4, 435-442
Lotto, David, “On Witches and Witch Hunts: Ritual and Satanic Cult Abuse.” 21/4, 373-396
McFarland, Robert B., “The Children of God.” 21/4, 497-499
___________________ and Grace Lockerbie, “Difficulties in Treating Ritually Abused Children.” 21/4, 429-434
Rockwell, Robert B., “One Psychiatrist’s View of Satanic Ritual Abuse.” 21/4, 443-460
Socarides, Charles M., “Comment on Special Issue ‘Cult Abuse of Children.'” 21/4, 500
Summit, Roland C., “The Dark Tunnels of McMartin.” 21/4, 397-416
D
Darwin, Charles
Colp, Ralph Jr., “Charles Darwin’s Dream of His Double Execution.” 13/3, 277-292
Dayan, Moshe
Falk, Avner, “Moshe Dayan: The Infantile Roots of Political Action.” 11/2, 271-288
Dole, Robert Joseph
Elovitz, Paul, “Work, Laughter and Tears: Bob Dole’s Childhood, War Injury, The Conservative Republicans and the 1996 Election.” 24/2, 147-162
Death
Lifton, Robert Jay, “On Death and the Continuity of Life: a ‘New’ Paradigm.” 1/4, 681-696
Democracy
Sagan, Eli, “Democracy and the Paranoid Position.” 24/3, 252-272
Demonic Possession
Hill, Sally and Jean R. Goodwin, “Demonic Possession as a Consequence of Childhood Trauma.” 20/4, 399-412
Dickinson, Emily
Hirschhorn, Norbert, “A Bandaged Secret: Emily Dickinson and Incest.” 18/3, 251-283
Drieu La Rochelle, Pierre
Soucy, Robert, “Psycho-Sexual Aspects of the Fascism of Drieu La Rochelle.” 4/1, 71-92
E
Economics
deMause, Lloyd, “‘Heads and Tails’: Money As a Poison Container.” 16/1, 1-18
Galler, Florian, “The Devaluation of the Swiss Franc in 1936.” 17/3, 257-266
_____________, “Group-dynamic Processes in Financial Markets.” 24/4, 403-408
Joseph, William K., “Prediction, Psychology and Economics.” 15/2, 101-112
_________________, “Will Peace Panic the Market?” 16/4, 405-410
Winslow, Ted, “John Maynard Keynes’s ‘Poetical Economy'” 17/2, 179-194
Eddy, Mary Baker
Klein, Janice, “Ann Lee and Mary Baker Eddy: The Parenting of New Religions.” 6/3, 361-376
Education, History of
Albert, Judith Strong, “Transcendental School Journals in Nineteenth-Century America.” 9/1, 105-128
Bagley, Ayers, “Jesus at School.” 13/1, 13-32
Finkelstein, Barbara, “In Fear of Childhood: Relationships Between Parents and Teachers in Popular Primary Schools in the Nineteenth Century.” 3/3, 321-336
___________________, “Pedagogy as Intrusion: Teaching Values in Popular Primary Schools in Nineteenth-Century America.” 2/3, 349-378
___________________, “Schooling and the Discovery of Latency in Nineteenth-Century America.” 13/1, 3-12
Ogbu, John U., “Minority Coping Responses and School Experience.” 18/4, 433-456
Raichle, Donald R., “The Abolition of Corporal Punishment in New Jersey Schools.” 2/1, 53-78
Ethnicity
Stein, Howard F., “The White Ethnic Movement, Pan-ism, and the Restoration of Early Symbiosis: The Psychohistory of a Group-Fantasy.” 6/3, 319-360
________________, “Culture and Ethnicity as Group-Fantasies: A Psychohistoric Paradigm of Group Identity.” 8/1, 21-52
Europe, Early Modern
Marvick, Elizabeth Wirth, “Favorites in Early Modern Europe: A Recurring Psychopolitical Role.” 10/4, 463-490
van der Hart, Onno, Ruth Lierens and Jean Goodwin, “Jeanne Fery: A Sixteenth-Century Case of Dissociative Identity Disorder.” 24/1, 18-35
Europe, Eastern
Coleman, Mary, “Human Sacrifice in Bosnia.” 21/2, 157-170
deMause, Lloyd, “The Gentle Revolution: Childhood Origins of Soviet and East European Democratic Movements.” 17/4, 341-352
Ihanus, Juhani, “Divine and Profane Psychopower: Religion and Politics in Russia.” 24/1, 36-52
______________, “Shame, Revenge and Glory: On Russian Childrearing and Politics.” 23/3, 260-268
_______________, “Transformations of Eros: Sexuality and the Family in Russia.” 25/3, 240-261
_______________, “Zhirinovsky and the Swaddled Russian Personality.” 22/2, 187-198
Puhar, Alenka, “Childhood In Nineteenth-Century Slovenia.” 12/3, 291-313
_____________, “Childhood Nightmares and Dreams of Revenge.” 22/2, 131-170
_____________, “Childhood Origins of the War in Yugoslavia: I. Infant Mortality.” 20/4, 373-380
_____________, “A Letter From Yugoslavia, In The Raw.” 19/3, 331-322
_____________, “On Childhood Origins of Violence in Yugoslavia: II. The Zadruga.” 21/2, 171-198
Europe, Eighteenth-Century
Biziere, Jean Maurice, “Hot Beverages and the Enterprising Spirit in Eighteenth-Century Europe.” 7/2, 135-146
Europe, Modern
Beisel, David R., “Europe’s Feelings of Collapse 1990-1993.” 21/2, 133-142
Mayr, Daniela F. and Artur R. Boelderl, “The Pacifier Craze: Collective Regression in Europe.” 21/2, 143-156
Evolution
Adzema, Michael D., “The Emerging Perinatal Unconscious: Consciousness Evolution or Apocalypse?” 25/3, 262-273
Apprey, Maurice, “Psychohistory as Part of a Larger Conversation: A Note on Some Philosophical Presuppositions Behind deMause’s Views on Adaptation, Selection and Psychohistory.” 16/4, 382-365
deMause, Lloyd, “The Role of Adaptation and Selection in Psychohistorical Evolution.” 16/4, 355-371
Stein, Howard F., “Comment on deMause.” 16/4, 386-394
Suarez-Orozco, Marcelo M., “A Footnote to the Idea of Cultural Evolution in Anthropological Perspective.” 16/4, 372-378
F
False Memories
Blume, E. Sue, “The Ownership of Truth.” 23/2, 131
DePrince, Anne P. and Sherry A. Quirk, “Towards an Institutionalization of Denial?” 23/2, 141-144
Hill, Jeanne, “Believing Rachel.” 24/2, 132-146
Russell, Diana E. H., “‘I Didn’t Remember for 33 Years’: An Incest Survivor Tells Her Story.” 23/2, 149-190
Weene, Kenneth A., “Clinical Note on a Documented Case of Early Childhood Repression.” 23/2, 145-148
Whitfield, Charles A., “How Common Is Traumatic Forgetting?” 23/2, 119-130
Female Leaders
Maniha, Barbara B., “A Comparison of Psychohistorical Differences Among Some Female Religious and Secular Leaders.” 5/4, 523-550
Feminism
Dervin, Dan, “Making Utopia Out of Dystopia: The Role of Men as Poison Containers in Radical Feminism.” 16/4, 427-444
Schoenewolf, Gerald, “The Feminist Myth About Sexual Abuse.” 18/3, 331-344
Tanzer, Deborah, “Real Men Don’t Eat Strong Women: The Virgin-Madonna-Whore Complex Updated.” 12/4, 487-496
France
Kirkland, Faris R., “Anti-Military Group-Fantasies and the Destruction of the French Air Force, 1928-1940.” 14/1, 25-42
__________________, “The French Military Collapse of 1940: A Psychohistorical Interpretation.” 12/3, 313-338
Monaco, Paul, “The Popular Cinema as Reflection of the Group Process in France, 1919-1929.” 1/4, 607-636
Ryan, Stephen, “Reflections on the Psychohistory of France, 1919-1940.” 11/2, 225-242
Freud, Sigmond
Kern, Stephen, “Freud and the Discovery of Child Sexuality.” 1/1, 117-141
Rosenman, Stanley, ” “The Portrayals of Freud as the Counterfeit Redeemer.” 15/3, 333-358
G
Geography
Fine, Reuben, “Geography and the Superego: A Contribution to Psychogeography and the Psychology of Travel.” 14/4, 351-364
Germany
Binion, Rudolph, “Germany: New and Old.” 19/4, 379-386
Bliersbach, Gerhard and Gert Raeithel, “Strauss and the West Germany Election Campaign: A Correspondence.” 8/3, 319-336
Kahn, Charlotte, “Information Control and Distortion of Cognition: East Germans Review the Effects of Totalitarianism on Their Lives.” 19/4, 409-420
_________________, “The Different Ways of Being a German.” 20/4, 381-398
Goetz, Bernhard
Montanile, Joseph, “Bernhard Goetz as Group-Fantasy Object.” 14/1, 55-64
Greece, Ancient
Africa, Thomas, “Homosexuals In Greek History.” 9/4, 401-420
Hughes, J. Donald, “The Dreams of Xenophon the Athenian.” 14/3, 271-282
Rousselle, Robert, “Healing Cults In Antiquity: The Dream Cures of Asclepius of Epidaurus.” 12/3, 339-352
Group-Fantasies
Adams, Kenneth Alan, “Man Eater: The ‘Where’s The Rest of Me?’ For The Rest Of Us.” 12/1, 23-36
Adams, Kenneth Alan and Lester Hill, Jr., “Protest Anality in Japanese Group-Fantasies.” 15/2, 113-146
Batstein, William, “From the First Part of the Revelation of Moses the Son of Jehoshar.” 1/3, 409-436
Beisel, David R., “The Group-Fantasy of Early German Nationalism, 1800-1815.” 8/1, 1-20
_______________, “Thoughts Concerning Some Objectives to Group-Fantasy Analysis.” 9/2, 237-240
Boelderl, Artur R. and Daniela F. Mayr, “The Undead and the Living Dead: Images of Vampires and Zombies in Contemporary Culture.” 23/1, 51-65
deMause, Lloyd, “The Apocalypse in Our Heads.” 23/1, 18-25
_______________, “Historical Group-Fantasies.” 7/1, 1-70
______________, “A Proposal for a Nuclear Tensions Monitoring Center.” 13/2, 197-206
______________, “It’s Time to Sacrifice…Our Children.” 18/2, 135-144
Dervin, Daniel, “Group-Fantasy During the Early Phases of the Clinton Administration.” 22/2, 171-186
______________, “Group-Fantasy Models and the Imposter.” 12/2, 240-250
______________, “Splitting and Fragmentation of Group-Fantasy During the Reagan Years.” 18/3, 283-292
Berghold, Joe, “The Social Trance: Psychological Obstacles to Progress in History.” 19/2, 221-247
Elovitz, Paul H., Henry Lawton and George Luhrmann, “On Doing Fantasy Analysis.” 13/2, 207-228
Hartman, John J., “Carter and the Utopian Group-Fantasy.” 5/2, 239-258
Haskell, Robert E., “Small Group ‘Fantasy Theme’ Analysis, Anthropology and Psychology: A Comparative Study of the Psychosocial Structure of a Ritual Ceremony.” 16/1, 61-78
Klein, Martin H., “The Bite of Pac-Man.” 11/3, 395-402
Masters, Ardyce, “The Doll as Delegate and Disguise.” 13/3, 293-308
Monaco, Paul, “The Popular Cinema as Reflection of the Group Process in France, 1919-1929.” 1/4, 607-636
Rothman, Stanley, “Group-Fantasies and Jewish Radicalism: A Psychodynamic Interpretation.” 6/2, 211-240
Schmidt, Casper, “The Group-Fantasy Origins of AIDS.” 12/1, 37-78
________________, “Two Specific Forms of Trial Action.” 11/2, 209-225
Stein, Howard F., “Judaism and the Group-Fantasy of Martyrdom: The Psychodynamic Paradox of Survival Through Persecution.” 6/2, 151-210
___________________, “Trumpets and Drums: Some Issues in Interpretation and Methodology in the Study of American Group-Fantasy.” 9/2, 199-237
H
Hamilton, Alexander
Shneidman, J. Lee and Conalee Levine-Shneidman, “Suicide or Murder? The Burr-Hamilton Duel.” 8/2, 159-182
Henry III
Dickerman, Edmund H., “Henry III’s Devotions: A Study in Sex and Religion.” 5/3, 429-442
Hitler, Adolf
Binion, Rudolph, “Hitler’s Concept of Lebensraum: The Psychological Basis.” 1/2, 187-216
________________, “Hitler Looks East.” 4/2, 85-102
Dervin, Dan, “Our Own Private and Polymorphous Hitler: Individual and Collective Yearning for Hitler’s Return.” 23/3, 320-326
Stierlin, Helm, “Hitler As The Bound Delegate of His Mother.” 3/4, 463-499
Hobbes, Thomas
Pearlstein, Richard M., “Of Fear, Uncertainty, and Boldness: The Life and Thought of Thomas Hobbes.” 13/3, 309-325
Holocaust
Breiner, Sander J., “Children In and Outside the Concentration Camp.” 23/4, 415-416
Kahn, Charlotte, “Beleaguered Youth in a Collapsing Society.” 18/1, 71-98
Kren, George, “Psychohistory and the Holocaust.” 6/3, 409-418
Rosenman, Stanley and Irving Handelsman, “Identity as Legacy of the Holocaust: Encountering a Survivor’s Narrative.” 18/1, 35-70
Homicide
Richards, Jeff and Joan M. Goodwin, “Electra: Revenge Fantasies and Homicide in Child Abuse Victims.” 22/2, 213-222
Hoover, Herbert
Clements, Kendrick A., “Herbert Hoover and the Fish.” 10/3, 333-348
Johnson, James P., “Herbert Hoover and David Copperfield: A Tale of Two Childhoods.” 7/4, 467-476
I
Ickes, Harold L.
John Maze and Graham White, “Harold L. Ickes: A Psychohistorical Perspective.” 8/4, 421-446
Incest
deMause, Lloyd, “The Universality of Incest.” 19/2, 123-164
_______________, “What Incest Barrier?” 15/3, 273-276
De Vos, George A., “In Pursuit of Consistency.” 15/3, 270-272
Donovan, Denis M., “Darkness Invisible.” 165-184
Finkelhor, David, “Commentary on ‘The Universality of Incest.'” 19/2, 218
Graber, Robert Bates, “Freud’s Incest-Theory Not Based on Aversion: Why the Refrain in Spain Goes Mainly Down the Drain.” 15/3, 262-265
Hirschhorn, Norbert, “A Bandaged Secret: Emily Dickinson and Incest.” 18/3, 251-282
Kitahara, Michio, “Incest-Japanese Style.” 16/4, 445-450
La Barre, Weston, “But What Are the Causal Mechanics?” 15/3, 261
Paul, Robert A., “Psychoanalysis and the Propinquity Theory of Incest Avoidance.” 15/3, 255-260
Russell, Diana E. H., “From Nazi Germany to South Africa: A Personal Story of Incest and ‘Necklace’ Murder.” 23/1, 75-93
____________________, “‘I Didn’t Remember for 33 Years’: An Incest Survivor Tells Her Story.” 23/2, 149-190
Sachs, Nannette Pierson, “The Courts as Persecutors of Child-Victims of Incest.” 24/3, 221-233
Spain, David H., “Incest Theory: Are There Three Aversions?” 15/3, 235-252
Suarez-Orozco, Marcello M., “Is Aversion a Form of Repression?” 15/3, 266-269
Vachss, Andrew, “Comment on ‘The Universality of Incest.” 19/2, 219-220
Wolf, Arthur P., “Aversion to Ambiguity.” 15/3, 253-255
Infanticide
deMause, Lloyd, “Appendix: On the Demography of Filicide.” 4/1, 16-22
Helmholz, R. H., “Infanticide in the Province of Canterbury During the Fifteenth Century.” 2/3, 379-390
Kahr, Brett, “Ancient Infanticide and Modern Schizophrenia: The Clinical Uses of Psychohistorical Research.” 20/3, 267-274
Kellum, Barbara A., “Infanticide in England in the Later Middle Ages.” 1/3, 367-388
Knauft, Bruce M., “Hobbes, Rousseau, and the Analytic Abuse of Children in Simple Societies.” 17/2, 202-204
Langer, William L., “Infanticide: A Historical Survey.” 1/3, 353-366
Masters, Anne V., “Comments on Anthropological Approaches to Human Infanticide.” 17/2, 195-201
________________, “A Response to Bruce Knauft.” 17/2, 204-206
Masters, Ardyce L., “Infanticide: The Primate Data.” 18/1, 99-108
Trexler, Richard C., “Infanticide in Florence: New Sources and First Results.” 1/1, 98-116
_________________, “The Foundlings of Florence, 1395-1455.” 1/2, 259-284
Israel
Diamond, Stanley, “Personality Dynamics in an Israeli Collective: A Psychohistorical Analysis of Two Generations.” 3/1, 1-42
Gonen, Jay Y., “The Day of Atonement War.” 8/1, 53-66
_____________,”The Israeli Illusion of Omnipotence Following the Six Day War.” 6/2, 241-272
Levy, Arnon, “Reflections on the Israeli Attitude Toward the Occupied Territories.” 12/2, 151-167
J
Japan
Adams, Kenneth Alan, “Who Needs Love?” 25/1, 67-80
_____________________ and Lester Hill, Jr., “Graveyard of the Gods.” 17/2, 103-154
______________________________________, “The Phallic Female in Japanese Group-Fantasy.” 25/1, 33-66
______________________________________, “Protest Anality in Japanese Group-Fantasies.” 15/2, 113-146
deMause, Lloyd, “The History of Childhood in Japan.” 15/2, 147-152
Kitahara, Michio, “Childhood in Japanese Culture.” 17/1, 43-72
________________, “The Nazi Concentration Camp and Occupied Japan: Responses in Two Historical Situations.” 16/2, 191-204
Lock, Margaret, “Flawed Jewels and National Dis/Order: Narratives on Adolescent Dissent in Japan.” 18/4, 507-532
Rosenman, Stanley, “Japanese Anti-Semitism: Conjuring Up Conspiratorial Jews in a Land Without Jews.” 25/1, 2-32
Suzuki, Yuzuru, “Japanese Industrial Relations in the Late 1970s.” 18/3, 293-306
Tsuda, Takeyuki, “The Psychosocial Functions of Liminality: The Japanese University Experience.” 20/3, 305-330
Jefferson, Thomas
Tauber, Gisela, “Reconstruction in Psychoanalytic Biography: Understanding Thomas Jefferson.” 7/2, 189-208
Jonestown Massacre
Kroth, Jerry, “Recapitulating Jonestown.” 11/3, 383-394
Judaism
Davidowitz, Moshe, “The Psychohistory of Jewish Rage and Redemption as Seen Through Its Art.” 6/2, 273-284
Dorinson, Joseph, “Jewish Humor: Mechanism For Defense, Weapon For Cultural Affirmation.” 8/4, 447-464
Ebel, Henry, “A Dialogue With the Prosecutor.” 6/2, 301-308
___________, “Being Jewish.” 8/1, 67-76
Kren, George M., “The Jews: The Image as Reality.” 6/2, 285-300
_______________ “Psychohistory and the Holocaust.” 6/3, 409-418
Mayer, John D., “Emotion Over Time Within a Religious Culture: A Lexical Analysis of the Old Testament.” 22/2, 235-248
Rosenman, Stanley, “The Late Conceptualization of the Self in Psychoanalysis: The German Language and Jewish Identity.” 11/1, 9-42
Rothman, Stanley, “Group-Fantasies and Jewish Radicalism: A Psychodynamic Interpretation.” 6/2, 211-240
Stein, Howard F., “Judaism and the Group-Fantasy of Martyrdom: The Psychodynamic Paradox of Survival Through Persecution.” 6/2, 151-210
K
Kennedy, Robert F.
Socarides, Charles W., “Why Sirhan Killed Kennedy: Psychoanalytic Speculations on an Assassination.” 6/4, 447-460
Kibbutz
Diamond, Stanley, “Personality Dynamics in an Israeli Collective: A Psychohistorical Analysis of Two Generations.” 3/1, 1-42
Kissinger, Henry
Ward, Dana, “Kissinger: A Psychohistory.” 2/3, 287-348
Korczak, Janusz
Chiel, Samuel, “Janusz Korczak: the Making of a Martyr.” 3/3, 363-372
L
Leadership
Atlas, Jerrold, “Understanding the Correlation Between Childhood Punishment and Adult Hypnotizability as It Impacts on the Command Power of Modern ‘Charismatic’ Political Leaders.” 17/3, 309-318
deMause, Lloyd, “The Making of a Fearful Leader: ‘Where’s the Rest of Me?'” 12/1, 5-22
________________, “The Phallic Presidency.” 25/4, 354-357
Kirkland, Faris R., “Leadership Policy and Leadership Practice: Two Centuries of Foot-Shooting in the U.S. Army.” 18/3, 317-330
Lewy, Ernst, “Historical Charismatic Leaders and Mythical Heroes.” 6/3, 377-392
Mayer, John D., “The Emotional Madness of the Dangerous Leader.” 20/3, 331-348
Lee, Arthur
Potts, Louis W., “Arthur Lee: A Life History in the American Revolution.” 4/4, 513-528
Lee, Ann
Klein, Janice, “Ann Lee and Mary Baker Eddy: The Parenting of New Religions.” 6/3, 361-376
Literature
Dervin, Daniel, “Abandonment: A Dominant Pattern in the Development of Creative Writers, Philosophers and Scientists Since the Seventeenth Century.” 15/2, 153-188
Louis XIII
Marvick, Elizabeth W., “Childhood History and Decisions of State: The Case of Louis XIII.” 2/2, 135-180
Luxemburg, Rosa
Mullaney, Marie Marmo, “Gender and Revolution: Rosa Luxemburg and the Female Revolutionary Personality.” 11/4, 463-470
M
Malcolm X
Perry, Bruce Frazier, “Malcolm X in Brief: A Psychological Perspective.” 11/4, 491-500
Manetti, Ginnozzo
Banker, James R., “Mourning a Son: Childhood and Paternal Love in the Consolateria of Ginnozzo Manetti.” 3/3, 351-362
Marital Conflict
Lachkar, Joan, “Paradox of Peace: Folie a Deux in Marital and Political Relationships.” 22/2, 199-212
_____________, “Parallels Between Marital and Political Conflict.” 20/3, 275-288
Mather, Cotton
Hiner, N. Ray, “Cotton Mather and His Female Children: Notes on the Relationship Between Private Experience and Public Thought.” 13/1, 33-51
Medicine
Bloom, Sandra, “American Health Care: They Say There’s a Crisis, But a Crisis of What?” 21/3, 301-334
Scheper-Hughes, Nancy and Margaret Lock, “The Message in the Bottle: Illness and the Micropolitics of Resistance.” 18/4, 409-432
Stein, Howard F., “The Influence of American Group-Fantasy Upon Contemporary American Biomedical Education and Practice.” 15/3, 281-294
_______________, “Domestic Wars and the Militarization of American Biomedicine.” 22/4, 406-416
_______________, “Wars and Rumors of Wars: A Psychohistorical study of a Medical Culture.” 7/4, 379-402
Menstruation
Brain, James L., “Male Menstruation in History and Anthropology.” 15/3, 311-324
Linke, Uli, “Women, Androgynes, and Models of Creation in Norse Mythology.” 16/3, 231-262
Mill, John Stuart
Kowalewski, David, “Politics and Emotion in the Thought of John Stuart Mill.” 7/4, 455-466
Mitchell, Martha
Robitscher, Jonas, “Stigmatization and Stonewalling: The Ordeal of Martha Mitchell.” 6/3, 393-408
Monasticism
Mounteer, Carl, “Guilt, Martyrdom and Monasticism.” 9/2, 145-172
More, Thomas
Saffady, William, “The Effects of Childhood Bereavement and Parental Remarriage in Sixteenth-Century England: The Case of Thomas More.” 1/2, 310-336
Morse, Wayne
Wilkins, Lee, “Wayne Morse: The Childhood of an American Adam.” 10/2, 189-212
Mothers
Porterfield, Amanda, “The Mother in Eighteenth-Century American Conceptions of Man and God.” 15/2, 189-206
Ravenal, Carol M., “Three Faces of Mother: Madonna, Martyr, Medusa in the Art of Edvard Munch.” 13/4, 371-412
Stierlin, Helm, “Hitler As The Bound Delegate of His Mother.” 3/4, 463-499
Taylor, Karen J., “Blessing the House: Moral Motherhood and the Suppression of Physical Punishment.” 15/1, 431-454
Munch, Edvard
Ravenal, Carol M., “Three Faces of Mother: Madonna, Martyr, Medusa in the Art of Edvard Munch.” 13/4, 371-412
N
Nazis
Breiner, Sander J., “Children In and Outside the Concentration Camp.” 23/4, 415-416
Binion, Rudolph, “Hitler’s Concept of Lebensraum: The Psychological Basis.” 1/2, 187-216
________________, “Hitler Looks East.” 4/2, 85-102
Kren, George, “Psychohistory and the Holocaust.” 6/3, 409-418
_____________ and Leon Rappoport, “SS Atrocities: A Psychohisotircal Perspective.” 3/1, 130-137
Mensch, Terry G., “Psychohistory of the Third Reich: A Library Pathfinder and Topical Bibliography of English Language Publications.” 7/3, 331-354
Pois, Robert A., “Psychohistory and the National Socialist Revolution in Symbolism: A Historiographical Problem.” 7/3, 307-322
Nixon, Richard
Brown, Steven R., “Richard Nixon and the Public Conscience: The Struggle for Authenticity.” 6/1, 93-112
Hamilton, James W., “Some Reflections on Richard Nixon in the Light of His Resignation and Farewell Speeches.” 4/4, 491-512
Levey, Jules, “Richard Nixon as Elder Statesman.” 13/4, 427-448
Robitscher, Jonas, “Stigmatization and Stonewalling: The Ordeal of Martha Mitchell.” 6/3, 393-408
Norse Mythology
Linke, Uli, “Women, Androgynes, and Models of Creation in Norse Mythology.” 16/3, 231-262
O
Olmsted, Frederick Law
Kalfus, Melvin, “Sons of the Ante-Bellum Gentry: Olmstead and his Contemporaries.” 7/2, 147-162
Oswald, Lee Harvey
Hamilton, James W., “Some Observations on the Motivations of Lee Harvey Oswald.” 14/1, 43-54
Otis, James, Jr.
Waters, John J., “James Otis, Jr.: An Ambivalent Revolutionary.” 1/1, 142-150
P
Parenting Centers
Bloom, Sandra, “Psychodynamics of Preventing Child Abuse.” 21/1, 53-68
Brown, George W. and Jan Jenski,” Two Modes of Child Nurturing: Local Paradigm Shifting in Alaska and Vermont.” 24/4, 339-352
Clark, Barbara J., “‘The Fun Kids Club’: Developing an Effective School-Based Program for Children at Risk.” 24/4, 361-369
deMause, Lloyd, “A Letter to President Clinton on Behalf of America’s Children.” 21/1, 1-6
Frenza, Lorraine, “An Early Intervention Approach to Ending Child Abuse and Neglect: Hana Like Home Visitor Program.” 21/1, 29-37
Godwin, Leslie, “Business-Family Partnerships: A Therapeutic Intervention Into History.” 24/4, 353-360
Haiman, Peter Ernest, “Cooperation Will Make It Happen: A Proposed Alliance on Behalf of Children and Families.” 24/4, 370-376
Linden, Kathleen and Robert B. McFarland, “Community Parenting Centers in Colorado.” 21/1, 7-21
Mansfield, Ha’aheo, “Hawaii’s Hana Like Home Visitor Program, A Healthy Start Program.” 24/4, 332-338
McFarland, Robert B. and John Fanton, “Moving Towards Utopia: Prevention of Child Abuse.” 24/4, 320-331
_____________________and Kathleen Linden, “Psychohistory in Action.” 17/1, 73-82
McFarlin, Isabella Fiske, et al., “Free The Kids! and Quarry Hill Community.” 21/1, 21-28
Pederasty
Africa, Thomas, “Homosexuals In Greek History.” 9/4, 401-420
Gray-Fow, Michael, “Pederasty, The Scantinian Law, and the Roman Army.” 13/4, 449-460
Perinatal Group-Fantasies
Adzema, Michael D., “The Emerging Perinatal Unconscious: Consciousness Evolution or Apocalypse?” 25/3, 262-273
_____________________, “The Scenery of Healing.” 23/4, 395-405
deMause, Lloyd, “The Fetal Origins of History.” 9/1, 1-90
______________, “Restaging Early Traumas in War and Social Violence.” 23/4, 344-392
Feher, Leslie, “Natal Therapy and Theory.” 4/3, 309-318
Grof, Stanislav, “Perinatal Roots of Wars, Totalitarianism, and Revolutions: Observations from LSD Research.” 4/3, 269-308
Janus, Ludwig, “Comments.” 23/4, 392-395
_____________, “Prenatal Psychology, Culture and War.” 22/4, 461-480
Kahr, Brett, “Foetal Trauma and National Disaster: A British Perspective.” 23/4, 406-408
Lawson, Alvin H., “Comments.” 23/4, 409-411
________________, “Perinatal Imagery in UFO Abduction Reports.” 12/2, 211-239
________________, “Placental Guitars, Umbilical Mikes, and the Maternal Rock-Beat: Birth Fantasies and Rock Music Videos.” 21/3, 335-354
McFarland, Robert B., “Indian Medicine Wheels and Placentas.” 20/4, 453-464
_____________________ and Will Schalaben, “Placentas and Prehistoric Art.” 23/1, 41-50
Morrock, Richard, “Birth Symbolism and Batmania.” 17/2, 207-215
Mott, Francis J., “World Transformation.” 4/3, 319-336
Siltala, Juha, “The Welfare State as a Suffocating Medusa.” 23/4, 412-415
___________, “Prenatal Fantasies During the Finnish Civil War.” 22/4, 481-489
Persian Gulf War
Aragno, Anna, “Master of His Universe.” 19/1, 97-108
Berghold, Joseph, “Fathoming the Depths of War Motivation.” 19/1, 53-56
Bloom, Sandra L., “The Gulf War as Adolescent Crisis.” 19/1, 85-96
deMause, Lloyd, “The Gulf War as a Mental Disorder.” 19/1, 1-22
Dervin, Daniel, “From Oily War to Holy War: Vicissitudes of Group-Fantasy Surrounding the Persian Gulf Crisis.” 19/1, 67-84
Joseph, William K., “Right on Schedule.” 19/1, 23-34
Gouaux, Charles, “Unjust Wars as Borderline Phenomena.” 19/1, 109-114
Kane, Suzy T., “What the Gulf War Reveals About George Bush’s Childhood.” 20/2, 149-166
Kirkland, Faris R., “Childhood, Psychopathology, and the Gulf War.” 19/1, 57-66
Lawton, Henry, “Films, Group-Fantasy and the Persian Gulf War: Home Alone and The Silence of the Lambs.” 20/1, 33-46
McFarland, Robert B., “War Hysteria and Group-Fantasy in Colorado.” 19/1, 35-52
Saunders, Robert J., “Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves-The Greed of the Eighties and the Persian Gulf War.” 20/1, 3-20 Staub, Ervin, “The Psychological and Cultural Roots of Group Violence: The Gulf War.” 19/1, 115-121
Petain, Marshal Henri Philippe
Ryan, Stephen, “Pétain and Vichy: Abandonment, Guilt, ‘Love of Harlot,’ and Repetition Compulsion.” 8/2, 149-158
Szaluta, Jacques, “Apotheosis to Ignominy: The Martyrdom of Marshal Pétain.” 7/4, 415-454
Political Psychology
Atlas, Jerrold, “Sources of Political Anger.” 23/3, 276-285
____________ and Laura Porzio, “Rage and Anger: Dealing With the Symptoms of Dysfunction in Current American Society.” 22/1, 103-114
Barry III, Herbert and Paul Elovitz, “Psychobiographical Explorations of Clinton and Perot.” 20/2, 197-217
Beisel, David R., “The Group-Fantasy of Early German Nationalism, 1800-1815.” 8/1, 1-20
Berghold, Joe, “The Social Trance: Psychological Obstacles to Progress in History.” 19/2, 221-247
Coleman, Mary, “Human Sacrifice in Bosnia.” 21/2, 157-170
deMause, Lloyd, “The Apocalypse in Our Heads.” 23/1, 18-25
______________, “The Gentle Revolution: Childhood Origins of Soviet and East European Democratic Movements.” 17/4, 341-352
_______________, “Historical Group-Fantasies.” 7/1, 1-70
_______________, “The Making of a Fearful Leader: ‘Where’s the Rest of Me?'” 12/1, 5-22
______________, “A Proposal for a Nuclear Tensions Monitoring Center.” 13/2, 197-206
______________, “The Psychogenic Theory of History.” 25/2, 112-183
______________, “Shooting at Clinton, Prosecuting O.J., and Other Sacrificial Rituals.” 22/4, 378-393
______________, “It’s Time to Sacrifice…Our Children.” 18/2, 135-144
Dervin, Dan, “Group-Fantasy During the Early Phases of the Clinton Administration.” 22/2, 171-186
____________, “On Target.” 22/4, 394-397
____________, “Our Own Private and Polymorphous Hitler: Individual and Collective Yearning for Hitler’s Return.” 23/3, 320-326
____________, “Testimony of Silence: A Psychohistorical Perspective on the Thomas-Hill Hearings.” 19/3, 257-268
____________, “‘Them’d’ to Death: Kleinian Psychodynamics and the Politics of Projective Identification in the 1992 Election.” 21/1, 115-131
Elovitz, Paul H., “Taking Conservatives Seriously: Childhood Punishment, Denial, Anger and Rage at Politicians.” 23/3, 276-285
Godwin, Robert, “Dimensions of the American Political Mindscape.” 21/1, 79-96
________________, “The Exopsychic Structure of Politics.” 23/3, 252-259
_________________, “The Making of an Anti-President: Dr. Clinton and Mr. Newt.” 22/4, 399-402
_________________, “On the Function of Enemies: The Articulation and Containment of the Unthought Self.” 22/1, 79-102
Gonen, Jay, “The Larger Significance of the Perot Movement.” 21/2, 199-228
Harris, Irving D., “The Psychologies of Presidents.” 3/3, 337-350
Ihanus, Juhani, “Shame, Revenge and Glory: On Russian Childrearing and Politics.” 23/3, 260-268
_______________, “Zhirinovsky and the Swaddled Russian Personality.” 22/2, 187-198
Knight, Jack, “Mocking/Politics.” 20/2, 249-258
Masters, Ardyce L. and James S. Masters, “Where’s The Enemy?” 22/1, 59-78
McFarland, Robert, “Haiti Non, Bosnia Mozda.” 22/4, 403-405
Milburn, Michael A., and S. D. Conrad, “The Politics of Denial.” 23/3, 238-251
Pearlman, Michael, “Emotional Factors in America’s Western Pacific Policy: Wood and Stimson in the Philippines.” 11/2, 243-270
Puhar, Alenka, “A Letter From Yugoslavia, In The Raw.” 19/3, 331-322
Robbins, Arthur D., “Sexual Abuse and the Epistimology of Civic Life.” 23/3, 307-319
Prehistory
McCully, Robert S., “Archetypal Psychology as a Key for Understanding Prehistoric Art Forms.” 3/4, 523-542
McFarland, Robert and Will Schalaben, “Placentas and Prehistoric Art.” 23/1, 41-50
Presidents
Carson, S. L., “Presidential Children: Abandonment, Hysteria and Suicide.” 11/4, 533-544
deMause, Lloyd, “The Making of a Fearful Leader: ‘Where’s the Rest of Me?'” 12/1, 5-22
Harris, Irving D., “The Psychologies of Presidents.” 3/3, 337-350
Progressive Era
Kedro, Milan James, “Autobiography as a Key to Identity in the Progressive Era.” 2/3, 391-407
Prostitution, Child
Joseph, Cathy, “Scarlet Wounding: Issues of Child Prostitution.” 23/1, 2-17
Psychoanalysis
Dervin, Daniel, “Freud’s Baby and Ours: Notes Toward a Psychohistory of Psychoanalysis.” 16/1, 79-88
_______________, “Trashing the Sixties: Defensive Reactions Within Psychoanalysis.” 9/2, 185-198
Fine, Reuben, “On the History, Theory and Future of Nonmedical Psychoanalysis.” 9/4, 501-528
____________, “Psychoanalysis as a Philosophical System: The Basis for Integrating the Social Sciences.” 5/1, 1-66
Rosenman, Stanley, “The Late Conceptualization of the Self in Psychoanalysis: The German Language and Jewish Identity.” 11/1, 9-42
___________________, “Guardians, Ferrets and Defilers of the Treasure: The Masson-Freudians Controversy.” 16/3, 297-322
Socarides, Charles W., “Sexual Politics and Scientific Logic: The Issue of Homosexuality.” 19/3, 307-330
Psychoanthropology
Carroll, Michael P., “Teaching Psychoanthropology (and Such) to Undergraduates: A Guide for the Perplexed Novice.” 15/4, 427-435
deMause, Lloyd, “Psychoanthropology and Psychohistory.” 15/3, 231-234
Manson, William, “Trickster’s Triumph: Sublimation and Culture.” 15/3, 325-332
Suarez-Orozco, Marcelo M., “George A. De Vos and the Making of Psychoanalytic Anthropology.” 18/4, 371-408
Trueba, Henry T., “Linkages of Macro-Micro Analytical Levels.” 18/4, 457-468
Psychohistory
Adams, Kenneth Alan, “Our Young Discipline.” 14/4, 331-333
____________________, “‘The Next, Next Assignment’ and the Wounded Healer.” 17/4, 365-368
Atlas, Jerrold, “The Breadth of Work in the Field of Psychohistory.” 14/4, 339-344
Bazelon, Coleman, “Is the Psychogenic Theory Scientific?” 13/2, 189-196
Begtrup, Robert O., “Ethical Issues in Psychohistory.” 10/1, 27-33
Beisel, David R., “From History to Psychohistory: A Personal Journey.” 6/1, 1-66
________________, “Ten Year Index to The Journal of Psychohistory.” 11/1, 133-162
Berentzen, Detlev, “Report on the Convention.” 17/3, 227-236
Berghold, Joe, “Why do Psychohistorical Research? A Few Pointers” 23/1, 66-74
Biziere, Jean Maurice, “Psychohistory and Histoire des Mentalités.” 11/1, 89-110
Binion, Rudolph, “Begging to Differ.” 14/4, 313-315
________________, “Doing Psychohistory.” 5/3, 313-324
Bliersbach, Gerhard, “My Introduction to the Psychohistorical Outlook.” 14/4, 336-338
___________________, “The Third German Psychohistory Convention.” 17/3, 225-226
Bloom, Sandra L., “The Clinical Uses of Psychohistory.” 20/3, 259-266
Broehl, Wayne G., Jr. and Victor E. McGee, “Content Analysis In Psychohistory: A Study of Three Lieutenants in the Indian Mutiny, 1857-58.” 8/3, 281-306
Byman, Seymour, “The Perils of Psychohistory.” 16/2, 171-173
Coleman, Mary, “The Immediate Past, Present and Future of Psychohistory.” 14/4, 325-326
deMause, Lloyd, “The Independence of Psychohistory.” 3/2, 163-183
_______________, “New Developments in Applied Psychoanalysis.” 7/2, 163-174
_______________, “The Psychogenic Theory of History.” 4/3, 253-268
_______________, “The Psychogenic Theory of History.” 25/2, 112-183
_______________,”Psychohistory and Psychotherapy.” 2/3, 408-414
_______________, “Psychohistory: The New Science.” 3/1, 123-126
_______________, “Reply to Dan Dervin.” 24/2, 194-199
_______________, “What Is Psychohistory?” 9/2, 179-184
Dervin, Dan, “Critical Reflections on Key Aspects of Lloyd deMause’s Seminal Psychohistory.” 24/2, 163-193
_____________, “Psychohistorical Models.” 20/4, 427-452
Ebel, Henry, “On Writing Good Psychohistory.” 3/1, 137-140
___________, “The Past, the Present and the Future of Psychohistory.” 14/4, 291-308
___________, “Primal Therapy and Psychohistory.” 2/4, 563-570
___________, “The Psychohistory of History.” 8/3, 259-261
___________, “The Unified Field Theory of the Human Condition.” 4/3, 337-338
Elovitz, Paul H., “Dreams as a Psychohistorical Source.” 16/3, 289-296
______________, “The Past and Present of Psychohistory: A Personal Perspective.” 14/4, 326-330
Fine, Reuben, “The Idea of a Psychoanalytic University.” 4/2, 103-114
____________, “Psychoanalysis as a Philosophical System: The Basis for Integrating the Social Sciences.” 5/1, 1-66
Flicker, Bernard, “My Psychohistory Future Wish List.” 14/4, 333-335
Hamilton, James W., “The American Psychiatric Association Task Force Report on Psychohistory: A Critique.” 5/4, 567-574
Janus, Ludwig, “On the Psychohistorical Perspective in Psychoanalysis.” 17/3, 303-308
Kren, George M., “Psychohistory Today.” 17/4, 386-388
Lawton, Henry W., “Psychohistory Today and Tomorrow.” 5/3, 325-356
__________________, “The Field of Psychohistory.” 17/4, 353-364
__________________, “The Group-Fantasies of Psychohistorians.” 17/4, 389-392
__________________, “The Study of Emotion in History.” 14/4, 335-336
Masters, Ardyce, “Sexism and Psychohistory: Our Failure to Confront Feminist Scholarship.” 17/4, 383-385
Monaco, Paul, “Psychohistory: Independence or Integration?” 3/1, 126-130
Rosenman, Stanley and Irving Handelsman, “Psychohistorians Commissioned by Groups Deformed by Catastrophes: Comments on the Field of Psychohistory.” 17/4, 369-382
Rossel, Robert Denton, “Micro-history: Studying Social Change in the Laboratory.” 3/3, 373-400
Rousselle, Robert, “On the Nature of Psychohistorical Evidence.” 17/3, 425-434
Ryant, Carl, “Oral History and Psychohistory.” 8/3, 307-319
Sagan, Eli, “Democracy and the Paranoid Position.” 24/3, 252-272
Schmidt, Casper, “The Perilous Purview of Psychohistory.” 14/4, 315-325
________________, “The Use of the Gallup Poll As a Psychohistorical Tool.” 10/2, 141-162
Shneidman, J. Lee, “On the Nature of Psychohistorical Evidence.” 16/2, 205-212
Shneidman, J. Lee and Conalee Levine-Shneidman, “Psychohistory: Expanding the Parameters of Historical Causality.” 12/3, 353-362
Stein, Howard, “Organizational Psychohistory.” 21/1, 97-114
Sinovsky, Faye, John J. Fitzpatrick, Louis W. Potts, and Lloyd deMause, “A Bibliography of Psychohistory.” 2/4, 517-562
Stein, Howard F., “‘Dreamtime.'” 14/4, 309-312
Psychotherapy
Bloom, Sandra L., “When Good People Do Bad Things: Meditations on the ‘Backlash.'” 22/3, 273-304
Gardner, Russell, Sharon Wills and Jean M. Goodwin, “The Io Myth: Origins and Use of a Narrative of Sexual Abuse.” 23/1, 30-41
Gedney, Nieltje, “The Backlash and Beyond: The Game of Shame and Blame.” 22/4, 417-439
_______________, “A European Response to the Backlash Movement.” 22/3, 265-272
Kafka, Helene, “Inhumane Crimes and Their Healing: The Personal Is Political.” 24/3, 242-251
Quirk, Sherry A. and Anne P. DePrince, “Backlash Legislation Targeting Psychotherapists.” 22/3, 258-264
Robbins, Arthur D., “False Memories or Hidden Agendas?” 22/3, 305-311
Rockwell, Robert B., “Insidious Deception.” 22/3, 312-329
Weinhold, Janae B. and Barry K. Weinhold, “Global Psychotherapy: Healing the Whole Person and the Whole World.” 23/2, 202-225
Wood, Robert Henley, “Dangerous Patients: The Therapist as ‘Weaponless Policeman.'” 23/4, 438-446
Puritan Revolution
Cohen, Alfred, “Prophecy and Madness: Women Visionaries During the Puritan Revolution.” 11/3, 411-430
R
Reagan, Ronald
deMause, Lloyd, “The Making of a Fearful Leader: ‘Where’s the Rest of Me?'” 12/1, 5-22
________________, “Why Did Reagan Do It?” 14/2, 107-120
Reformation
Saffady, William, “Fears of Sexual License During the English Reformation.” 1/1, 89-97
Religions
Klein, Janice, “Ann Lee and Mary Baker Eddy: The Parenting of New Religions.” 6/3, 361-376
Puleo, Bruce, “Fear of Maternal Engulfment in Christianity and Other Religions.” 22/4, 440-460
Romanticism
Binion, Rudolph, “Notes on Romanticism.” 11/1, 43-64
Roosevelt, Theodore
Davis, Glenn, “The Early Years of Theodore Roosevelt: A Study in Character Formation.” 2/4, 461-492
Russell, Bertrand
Brink, Andrew, “Bertrand Russell: The Angry Pacifist.” 12/4, 497-514
_____________, “Bertrand Russell’s The Pilgrimage of Life and Mourning.” 10/3, 311-332
S
Sacrifice, Human
Coleman, Mary, “Our Current Human Sacrifice Dramas.” 22/4, 398-399
deMause, Lloyd, “The History of Child Assault.” 18/1, 1-29
______________, “It’s Time to Sacrifice…Our Children.” 18/2, 135-144
______________, “Shooting at Clinton, Prosecuting O.J., and Other Sacrificial Rituals.” 22/4, 378-393
Hill, Jeanne, “Believing Rachel.” 24/2, 132-146
Newton, Michael, “Written in Blood: A History of Human Sacrifice.” 24/2, 104-131
Sagan, Eli, “Toward A Theory of Human Sacrifice.” 10/2, 115-140
Schreber, Daniel Paul deMause, Lloyd, “Schreber and the History of Childhood.” 15/1, 423-431
Lothane, Zvi, “Vindicating Schreber’s Father: Neither Sadist Nor Child Abuser.” 16/3, 263-289
Schatzman, Morton, “Paranoia or Persecution: The Case of Schreber.” 1/1, 62-88
Schwarzkopf, Norman
Elovitz, Paul, “The Enigma of Norman Schwarzkopf.” 20/4, 469-474
Sexuality, History of
Flicker, Bernard, “The New Sexual Revolution: The Male Struggle To Bury Supremacy.” 9/4, 421-436
Goldstein, Melvin, “Some Tolerant Attitudes Toward Female Homosexuality Throughout History.” 9/4, 437-460
Sharon, Arik
Levy, Arnon, “Mass-Media as Intermediary of Conscious and Unconscious Group-Fantasy: The Case of Sharon.” 14/2, 121-132
Sirhan, Sirhan
Socarides, Charles W., “Why Sirhan Killed Kennedy: Psychoanalytic Speculations on an Assassination.” 6/4, 447-460
Snake-Handling
Rousselle, Robert, “Comparative Psychohistory: Snake-Handling in Hellenistic Greece and the American South.” 11/4, 477-490
Social Work
Lawton, Henry, “The Myth of Altruism: A Psychohistory of Public Agency Social Work.” 9/3, 265-310
Sociobiology
Wengle, John L., “Sociobiology: A Psychohistoric Note.” 11/3, 403-410
Stalin, Joseph
Rancour-Laferriere, Daniel, “The Mind of Stalin on the Eve of Hitler’s Invasion of the Soviet Union.” 15/4, 481-500
Rhodes, Erik, “Origins of a Tragedy: Josph Stalin’s Cycle of Abuse.” 24/4, 377-389
Student Movements
Bliersbach, Gerhard, “‘Schadenfreude Is The Best Kind Of Pleasure’: The German Controversy Over The Goettingen ‘Mescalero’ Text, ‘Buback-An Obituary.'” 7/3, 289-306
Corelis, Jon, “Kent State Reconsidered as Nightmare.” 8/2, 137-148
Illick, Joseph E., “Perspectives on American Student Activism.” 7/2, 175-188
Rothman, Stanley, “Intellectuals and the Student Movement: A Post Mortem.” 5/4, 551-566
T
Teaching Psychohistory
Adams, Kenneth Alan, “Teaching Psychohistory as ‘Common Sense’ Sociology.” 15/4, 445-448
Atlas, Jerrold, “The Teaching of ‘Good’ Psychohistory.” 15/4, 452-455
Beisel, David R., “How I Teach Psychohistory.” 15/4, 391-412
______________, “Introducing the Joys of Psychohistory.” 25/4, 330-339
Eichholz, Alice, “Psychohistory As Common Sense.” 15/4, 413-426
Elovitz, Paul, “Psychohistorical Teaching.” 15/4, 435-444
___________, “Psychohistory in the Classroom.” 25/4, 340-347
Fine, Reuben, “The Idea of a Psychoanalytic University.” 4/2, 103-114
Finen, Robert and Jonathan Glass, “Two Student Views.” 11/1, 111-116
Finkelstein, Barbara, “Teaching Psychohistory: Some Nostrums and Suggestions.” 5/3, 395-400
Jost, Karl, Margaret Ribble, Joan Miller, Lois Blais, “Teaching Psychohistory at Tennessee.” 25/4, 348-353
Kren, George M., “Psychohistory in the University.” 4/3, 339-350
Pois, Robert A., “New Wine in Old Bottles: Psychohistory In Traditional Settings.” 15/4, 449-451
Shneidman, J. Lee, “On the Teaching of Psychohistory to Adelphi University Undergraduates.” 15/4, 456-461
Terrorism
Masters, Ardyce and James Masters, “Reflections on the Oklahoma City Bombing.” 23/1, 26-29
Olsson, Peter A., “The Terrorist and the Terrorized: Some Psychoanalytic Considerations.” 16/1, 47-60
Suarez-Orozco, Marcelo M., “The Heritage of Enduring a ‘Dirty War’: Psychosocial Aspects of Terror in Argentina, 1976-1988.” 18/4, 469-506
Tsongas, Paul E.
Elovitz, Paul, “Character, Cancer and Economic Regeneration in the 1992 Presidential Campaign of Senator Paul E. Tsongas.” 20/2, 217-228
V
Venereal Disease
Taylor, Karen J., “Venereal Disease In Nineteenth-Century Children.” 12/4, 431-464
W
Wagner, Richard
Kalfus, Melvin, “Richard Wagner As Cult Hero: The Tannhäuser Who Would Be Siegfried.” 11/3, 315-382
War and Peace
Coleman, Mary, “Nuclear Politics In The 1980s.” 12/1, 121-132
Beisel, David R., “The Vietnam War: A Beginning Psychohistory.” 12/3, 371-394
deMause, Lloyd, “The Real Target Wasn’t Terrorism.” 13/4, 413-426
______________, “Restaging Early Traumas in War and Social Violence.” 23/4, 344-392
Grof, Stanislav, “Perinatal Roots of Wars, Totalitarianism, and Revolutions: Observations from LSD Research.” 4/3, 269-308
Kirkland, Faris R., “Anti-Military Group-Fantasies and the Destruction of the French Air Force, 1928-1940.” 14/1, 25-42
__________________, “Can Soldiers Keep Peace? A Study of the Recent History of the Psychological Dimensions of the U.S. Army.” 23/4, 427-437
__________________, “The French Military Collapse of 1940: A Psychohistorical Interpretation.” 12/3, 313-338
__________________, “Psychological Purposes Served by War: Three Perspectives.” 24/1, 53-63
Langley, Winston E., “Children and World Peace: A Modest Proposal.” 24/3, 242-251
Lotto, David, “Psychoanalytic Perspectives on War.” 17/2, 155-178
Siltala, Joha, “Prenatal Fantasies During the Finnish Civil War.” 481-489
Wesley, John
Moore, Robert L., “Justification Without Joy: Psychohistorical Reflections on John Wesley’s Childhood and Conversion.” 2/1, 31-52
Wilhelm II, Kaiser
Dietrich, Donald, “Kaiser Wilhelm II: Crisis and the Failure of Leadership.” 8/4, 465-486
Women
Joseph, Cathy, “Compassionate Accountability: An Embodied Consideration of Female Genital Mutilation.” 24/1, 2-17
Hoerning, Erika M., “The Myth of Female Loyalty.” 16/1, 19-46
Z
Zhirinovsky, Vladimir
Ihanus, Juhani, “Zhirinovsky and the Swaddled Russian Personality.” 22/2, 187-198