September 1988, No. 1

Contents:
• Reich’s Bioelectric Experiments: A Review With Recent Data
  by B.S. Braid and R. A. Dew. pp. 1-18
• Human Armoring: An Introduction to Psychiatric Orgone Therapy
  (Chapter 5) by M. Herskowitz. pp. 19-32
• The Management of a Case of Substitute Contact
  by M. Ganz. pp. 33-36
• A Case of Longstanding Borderline to Mild Hypertension
  by A. Nelson. pp. 37-39
• Considerations in the Treatment of Ocular Armoring
  by D. L. Schwendeman. pp. 40-51
• Clinical Symposia: Somatic Biopathies
  pp. 52-62
• Bechamp: A Discoverer of the Bion Vesicle
  by R. A. Dew. pp. 63-65
• Pleomorphism
  by R. A. Dew. pp. 66-70
• Growing Interest in Circumcision and its Effects
  by R. Hilig. pp. 71-73
• Appreciating Reich as an Artist
  by L. Lance. p. 73
• To-T
  by C.F. Baker and P.S. Burlingame. pp. 74-80

Book Reviews:

• Wilhelm Reich in Hell by Robert Anton Wilson
  reviewed by M. Herskowitz. pp. 81-86
• The Cancer Cure That Worked
  by Barry Lynes with John Crane, reviewed by I. Bauer. pp. 87-93
• Self Psychology from the Perspective of Evolutionary Biology: Toward a Biological Foundation of Self Psychology
  by Daniel Kriegman in Frontiers in Self-Psychology, Chapter 13, Volume 3, reviewed by D. L. Schwendeman. pp. 94-95