THE LANGUAGE OF PSYCHOTHERAPY -- Editorial page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Table of contents -- Foreword -- 1. The philosophical refutation -- Notes -- 2. The language of psychology and of everyday life -- Notes -- 3. The extension of basic scientific laws to psychoanalysis and to psychology -- Principle of causality -- The law of conservation of energy -- The biogenetic law -- Discussion -- Summary -- Notes -- References -- 4. Psychological laws and human freedom -- Reference -- 5. Ideological warfare in the psychological sciences -- References -- 6. The Tower of Babel in psychology and in psychiatry -- Preliminary considerations -- Psychological elements in school formation -- Ideological elements in science -- Dogma and cultural function -- Functions of psychoanalysis -- The ideological struggle -- Determinism -- Over-determinism -- Indeterminism -- Ego versus will -- Libido and cultural factors -- Interpersonal relationships -- Non-directive therapy -- A relativistic point of view -- Our Dogma, choice and awareness -- Suggestions and outlook -- Notes -- References -- 7. Structural aspects of psychotherapy -- Summary -- References -- 8. Philosophy of science and psychoanalysis -- References -- 9. Thoughts concerning the nature of the interpretive process -- The logical climate of the concept of interpretation -- The concept of interpretation in Freud's earlier writings -- Interpretation as explanation and as therapeutic intervention -- Interpretation as a function of analytic technique -- The intuitive aspect of interpretation -- Interpretive techniques and the advent of ego psychology -- The double task of the analyst: therapy and research -- Notes -- References -- 10. Reflections on parallels in the therapeutic and the social process -- References.

11. Pleasure and reality, play and work, thought and action -variations of and on a theme -- References -- 12. The psychoanalyst and his relationship to the philosophy of science -- References -- 13. Psychoanalysis and social crises -- Notes -- References -- 14. In quest of the professional self -- As I remember the young boy -- Youth movement and university years -- From Weltanschauung to the philosophy of meaning -- Path to psychoanalysis -- Of obstacles and opportunities -- Toward experimentation and discovery -- Philosophy and society -- Family -- Of things to be and things to come -- References -- 15. Must I have a philosophy of psychotherapy? -- Identity crises -- Accountability as a psychological concept -- References -- 16. Towards Walden III -- References -- 17. Metapsychology and the languages of psychoanalysis and psychotherapy -- References -- Miscellaneous writings -- 18. A note on the language of psychotic acting out: Discussion of L. Bryce Boyer's chapter -- References -- 19. Karl Bühler and psychoanalysis -- References -- 20. A Home for the Heart by Bruno Bettelheim -- 21. Psychotherapy in America and in Europe:the twain shall meet -- 22. Further thoughts concerning the nature of the interpretive process -- References -- 23. Robert Waelder's criteria of interpretation (1939) revisited -- References -- 24. Reflections on the concept of "borderline": structure and process -- References -- 25. Freud and Adler: attachment and separation A new glimpse at the relationship between psychoanalysis and individual psychology in 1982.