Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 11

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Experiences of Awe in Childhood
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 9-30
Notes on the Reality Principle
Heinz Hartmann
pp. 31-53
The Recovery of Childhood Memories in Psychoanalysis
Ernst Kris
pp. 54-88
Rudiments of the Ego
Seymour L. Lustman
pp. 89-98
An Approach to the Relation Between Concept and Content in Psychoanalytic Theory—(With Special Reference to the Work of Melanie Klein and her Followers)
Elizabeth R. Zetzel
pp. 99-121
Unusual Variations in Drive Endowment
Augusta Alpert, Peter B. Neubauer & Annemarie P. Weil
pp. 125-163
Ego Deviation and the Concept of Schizophrenia
David Beres
pp. 164-235
On Maternal Overstimulaton and Ego Defects
L. Bryce Boyer
pp. 236-256
On the Development of Maternal Feelings in Early Childhood—Observations and Reflections
Judith S. Kestenberg
pp. 257-291
Some Evidences of Deviational Development in Infancy and Early Childhood
Annemarie P. Weil
pp. 292-299
Observations on the Psychotherapy of Borderline and Psychotic Children
Rudolf Ekstein & Judith Wallerstein
pp. 303-311
An Ego Disturbance in a Young Child
Erna Furman
pp. 312-335
Clinical Contribution to the Problem of the Early Mother-Child Relationship—Some Discussion of its Influence on Self-Destructive Tendencies and Fugue States
Elisabeth R. Geleerd
pp. 336-351
The Relationship of Psychologic State and Epileptic Activity—Psychoanalytic Observations on an Epileptic Child
Louis A. Gottschalk
pp. 352-380
Clinical Observations on the "Little Man" Phenomenon
William G. Niederland
pp. 381-395
The Effect of Extreme Passivity Imposed on a Boy in Early Childhood
Eleanor Pavenstedt
pp. 396-409
A Mother's Observations on the Tonsillectomy of her Four-Year-Old Daughter
Joyce Robertson
pp. 410-433
The School's Role in Promoting Sublimation
Lili E. Peller
pp. 437-449
Analysis of a Juvenile Poem
Martha Wolfenstein
pp. 450-470

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Experiences of Awe in Childhood

Notes on the Reality Principle

The Recovery of Childhood Memories in Psychoanalysis

Rudiments of the Ego

An Approach to the Relation Between Concept and Content in Psychoanalytic Theory—(With Special Reference to the Work of Melanie Klein and her Followers)

Unusual Variations in Drive Endowment

Ego Deviation and the Concept of Schizophrenia

On Maternal Overstimulaton and Ego Defects

On the Development of Maternal Feelings in Early Childhood—Observations and Reflections

Some Evidences of Deviational Development in Infancy and Early Childhood

Observations on the Psychotherapy of Borderline and Psychotic Children

An Ego Disturbance in a Young Child

Clinical Contribution to the Problem of the Early Mother-Child Relationship—Some Discussion of its Influence on Self-Destructive Tendencies and Fugue States

The Relationship of Psychologic State and Epileptic Activity—Psychoanalytic Observations on an Epileptic Child

Clinical Observations on the "Little Man" Phenomenon

The Effect of Extreme Passivity Imposed on a Boy in Early Childhood

A Mother's Observations on the Tonsillectomy of her Four-Year-Old Daughter

The School's Role in Promoting Sublimation

Analysis of a Juvenile Poem