Volume
11, Number 1, Winter 1990
On
the Relation Between Psychology and Physics. Douglas M.
Snyder, Berkeley, California.
On
Mentalism, Privacy, and Behaviorism. Jay Moore, University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee.
On
Reversal of Temporality of Human Cognition and Dialectical
Self. Suchoon S. Mo, University of Southern Colorado.
Personal
Expressiveness: Philosophical and Psychological Foundations. Alan S. Waterman, Trenton State College.
Consciousness
in Quantum Physics and The Mind-Body Problem. Amit Goswami,
University of Oregon.
On
the Theory and Application of Third Person Analysis in the
Practice of Psychotherapy. Lauren Lawrence, The New School
for Social Research.
Book Reviews
Paradigms
in Behavior Therapy: Present and Promise. Daniel B. Fishman.
Reviewed By William O'Donohue, University of Maine.
The
Adventure of Self Discovery. Stanislav Grof. Reviewed
by Anton F. Koote, Mayo Clinic Jacksonville.
Carl
Jung and Christian Spirituality. Robert L. Moore (Editor).
Reviewed by Victor H. Jones, Indiana State University.
Rat
Man. Stuart Schneiderman. Reviewed by Michael Walsh, University
of Hartford.
The
Last Intellectuals. Russell Jacoby. Reviewed by Robert
E. Haskell, University of New England.
Volume
11, Number 2, Spring 1990
On
the Social and Political Implications of Cognitive Psychology. Isaac Prilleltensky, University of Manitoba.
Consciousness. Benny Shanon, The Hebrew University.
Contemporary
Models of Consciousness: Part I. Jean E. Burns, Consciousness
Research, San Leandro, California.
The
Pluralistic Approach to the Nature of Feelings. Thomas
Natsoulas, University of California, Davis.
Complementarity
and the Relation Between. Neuropysiological Phenomena.
The
Moon Is Not There When I See It: A Response to Snyder. Mark Garrison, Kentucky State University.
Book Reviews
Intuitive
Judgments of Change. Linda Silka. Reviewed by Reid Hastie,
University of Colarado.
Critical
Theories of Psychological Development. John M. Broughton.
Reviewed by Geoff Goodman, Northwestern University.
Perils
of the Night: A Feminist Study of Nineteenth-Century Gothic.
Eugenia C. Delamotte. Reviewed by Matthew C. Brennan, Indiana
State University.
Mazes.
Hugh Kenner. Reviewed by Steven E. Connelly, Indiana State
University.
Volume
11, Numbers 3 and 4, Summer and Autumn 1990 ~ Special Issue,
Challenging the Therapeutic State
Introduction:
The Medical Model as the Ideology of the Therapeutic State. Ronald Leifer, Ithaca, New York.
Toward
the Obsolescence of the Schizophrenia Hypothesis. Theodore
R. Sarbin, University of California, Santa Cruz.
Institutional
Mental Health and Social Control: The Ravages of Epistemological
Hubris. Seth Farber, Network Against Coercive Psychiatry.
Deinstitutionalization:
Cycles of Despair. Andrew Scull, University of California,
San Diego.
Twenty
Years Since Women and Madness: Toward a Feminist Institute
of Mental Health and Healing. Phyllis Chesler, College
of Staten Island, CUNY.
The
Ex-Patients' Movement: Where We've Been and Where We're Going. Judi Chamberlin, Ruby Rogers Advocacy and Drop-In Center.
AIDS
and the Psycho-Social Diciplines: The Social Control of "Dangerous"
Behavior. Mark S. Kaplan, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Therapeutic
Professions and the Diffusion of Deficit. Kenneth J. Gergen,
Swarthmore College.
The
Futility of Psychotherapy. George W. Albee, University
of Vermont.
The
Name Game: Toward a Sociology of Diagnosis. Phil Brown,
Brown University and Harvard Medical School.
Subjective
Boundaries and Combinations in Psychiatric Diagnoses. John Mirowsky, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
Brain
Damage, Dementia and Persistent Cognitive Dysfunction Associated
With Neuroleptic Drugs: Evidence, Etiology, Implications. Peter R. Breggin, Center for the Study of Psychiatry and George
Mason University.
The
Political Economy of Tardive Dyskinesia: Asymmetries in Power
and Responsibility. David Cohen, Universite de Montreal
and Michael McCubbin, York University.
Electroshock:
Death, Brain damage, Memory Loss, and Brainwashing. Leonard
Roy Frank, San Francisco, California.
Behavior
in a Vacuum: Social-Psychological Theories of Addiction That
Deny the Social and Psychological Meanings of Behavior. Stanton Peele, Mathematica Policy Research.
The
Conceptual Bind in Defining the Volitional Component of Alcoholism:
Consequences for Public Policy and Scientific Research. Richard E. Vatz, Towson State University and Lee S. Weinberg,
University of Pittsburg.
False
Accusations of Sexual Abuse: Psychiatry's Latest Reign of
Error. Lee Coleman, Berkely, California.
Law
and Psychiatry: The Problems That Will Not Go Away. Thomas
Szasz, State University of New York.
