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Volume 4, Number 2. Death in Venice: Tragedy or Mishap?, By Robert Plank (pg. 95); Great Expectations: Dicke'ns' Style in Terms of Film, By Ana Laura Zambrano (pg. 104); Alice among the Analysts, By Paula Johnson (pg. 113); The Incredible String Band and Robin Williamson's "Creation", By Sheldon Brivic (pg. 123); The Social-Christian and Christian-Social Doctrines of Samuel Richardson, By Richard Cohen (pg. 135); Wordsworth's Healing Power: Basic Trust in "Tintern Abbey", By Leon Waldoff (pg. 147); Faustus Now, By Meredith Gary (pg. 167); A Psychiatric Look at Emily Dickinson, By Eleanor Lyons (pg. 174); Satragraya and Ahimsa, By Eleanor B. Manheim (pg. 180); Finding the Fifth Dimension, By Virginia Shea Noto (pg. 183).

Volume 4, Number 3. Front Matter (pg. 186); Arcana; Mo Hoy, Malone Dies, The Unnamable: A Brief Comparison of Forms, by James Conely (pg.187); The Limits of Qarity: Lyly's Endymion, Bronzino's Allegory of Venus and Cupid, Webster's White Devil, and Botticelli's Primavera, By Doris Brenan Braendel (pg.197); Dante Gabriel Rossetti: The Synthesis of Picture and Poem, by M. K. Bequette (pg. 216); D. G. Rossetti: Love, Death and Art, by Janet Warner (pg. 228); Oedipal Patterns in Stendhal, by Eleanor B. Manheim (pg. 241); Whither T. H.?, by David H. Paroissien (pg. 245); Faint Praise, by Nancy Walker (pg. 251); Books, Journals, and Offprints Received (pg. 259).

Volume 5, Number 1,2,3. Introduction; The Space in Psychological Criticism, By Murray Schwartz (pg. x); To Leonard Manheim on his 70th Birthday, By Melvin Goldstein (pg. 1); Tabula Gratulatoria (pg.2); A Letter to Leonard, By Norman N. Holland (pg. 9); Analytic Prolegomena to the Study of Western Tragedy, By Melvyn D. Faber (pg. 31); A Gathering of Roses, By Robert Rogers (pg. 61); Abandoned in Providence, By William J . Wasserstrom (pg. 77); The Future of Psychological Clriticism, By Richard V. Noland (pg. 88); Poe's Intimations of Mortality, By Louis B. Fraiberg (pg. 106); Psychological Realism and Fantasy in Jane Austen: Emma and Mansfield Park, By Michael Steig (pg. 126); In Death They Were Not Divided: The Moral Magnificence of Unmoral Passion in Wuthering Heights, By Wayne Burns (pg. 135); " The Cross-Grainedness oœ Men " : The Rev. Josiah Crawley- Trollope's Study of a Paranoid Personality, By Helen Storm Corsa (pg. 160); Index to Volumes I ? V (pg. 173).

Volume 6, Number 1. Calderdn's Life is a Dream: From Psychology to Myth, By Gisele Feal and Carlos Feal-Deibe (pg. 1); "The Wall " : Sartre's Metaphysical Trap, By Rebecca E. Pitts (pg. 29); The Magic Square: Polar Unity in Thomas Mann's Doctor Faustus, By Robert Magliola (pg. 55); The Psychological Criticism of Norman N. Holland, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 72); Lear Unmasked, By Miriam Gilbert (pg. 80); 1973 Bibliography on the Relations of Literature and Other Arts, By The Bibliography Committee of MLA General Topics IX (pg. 87); Index to Volumes I - V (Errata) (pg. 108).

Volume 6, Number 2. Hamlet and the Dream of Something After Death, By Julian C. Rice (pg. 109); "Thoughtful of the Main Chance " : Defoe and the cycle of Anxiety, By Toby A. Olshin (pg. 117); Sympathy for the Devil: A Dissenting View of Quilp, By Branwen B. Pratt (pg. 129); Henry James and Richard Wagner: The American, By Gary Lemco (pg. 147); Coming of Age in Mayo: Synge's Playboy of the Western World as a Rite of Passage, By Dbnald Gutierrez (pg. 159); The Function of Forgetting in Joyce's "Qay", By Robert J. Kloss (pg. 167); The Portrait of the Artist in Hesse's "Klein und Wagner", By Kurt J. Fickert (pg. 187); Of Kings and Machiavels, By Harry Rusche (pg. 188); The Psychological Fiction of Samuel Richardson, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 193).

Volume 6, Number 3. The Report of the Bedroom Scene in Sophocles' Oedipus, By Karl F. Harshbarger (pg. 197); Imaginary Voyages and Toy Novels, By Robert Plank (pg. 221); Historiographic and Literary: The Fusion of Two Eighteenth-Century Modes in Scott's Waverley, By H. G. Hahn (pg. 243); Psychoanalysis and Hamlet, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 268); Re Quilp: A Comment, By Michael Steig (pg. 282).

Volume 7, Number 1. THE ERIKSONIAN BILDUNGSROMAN; AN APPROACH THROUGH DORIS LESSING, By Ellen Cronan Rose (pg. 1); Preud and Aesthetics, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 18); Psychology and Fiction, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 26); Psychoanalysis and Yeats, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 33); Psychoanalytic Criticism: Past and Present, By Richard W. Noland (pg. 48); Scottish Ballad and Scottish Folk, By Virginia Shea Noto (pg. 59); "Madness" in Swift and Sterne, By Leo Rockas (pg. 67); Which One is Joyce?, By Paul H. Stacy (pg. 69); Excerpts from correspondence between Leonard, By Manheim and Mark Shechner (pg. 73); 1974 Bibliography on the Relations of Literature and the Other Arts (collected under the auspices of MLA Discussion Group General Topics IX) (pg. 77).

Volume 7, Number 2. FR21NKENSTEIN'S DREAM; THE CHILD AS FATHER OF THE MONSTER, By Gerhard Joseph (pg. 97); THE MONSTER WAS A LADY: ON THE PSYCHOLOGY OF MARY SHELLEY'S Frankenstein, By Gordon D. Hirsch (pg. 116); PERCEIVING AND CREATING IN INTERPRETATION, By Leon Waldoff (pg. 154); A NEW CRITICAL EPISTEMOLOGY, By Susan M. Elliott (pg. 170); A BOOK NOTE, By the Editor (pg. 190).

Volume 7, Number 3. ON DEATH AND DYING in Tolstoy's "THE DEATH OF IVAN ILYCH", By Hollis L. Gate (pg. 195); TOM AND OEDIPUS, By William Park (pg. 207); PSYCHOLOGY AND SYMBOL: CORRESPONDENCES BETWEEN HEART OF DARKNESS and DEATH IN VENICE, By Allan J. Mclntyre (pg. 216); Books Received (with comments by the Editor) (pg. 236); Journals (exchanges) received (pg. 241).

Volume 8, Number 1. INTRODUCTION TO THE SEMINAR, By Leonard Ft Manheim, Chairman (pg. 1); DICKENS AND FATHER: Notes on the Family Romance, By Branwen Bailey Pratt (pg. 4); PSYCHOANALYSIS AND BIOGRAPHY; DICKENS'EXPERIENCE AT WARREN'S BLACKING, By Albert D. Hutter (pg. 23); DICKENS' CHARACTERS AND PSYCHOANALYTIC CRITICISM, By Michael Steig (pg. 38); DISCUSSION NOTES, By Richard Dunn, Secretary of The Dickens Society (pg. 46); Mr. Dickens. & Dr. Elliotson, By Eugene F. Quirk (pg. 50).