Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 19

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Concept Formation in Psychoanalysis
Heinz Hartmann
pp. 11-47
Remarks on Genesis, Structuralization, and Functioning of the Mind
Jeanne Lampl-De Groot
pp. 48-57
Some Hypotheses Regarding the Significance of Individual Differences at Birth for Later Development
Anneliese F. Korner
pp. 58-72
Variations of Archaic Thinking in Neurotics, Borderline Patients, and Schizophrenics
Andrew Peto
pp. 73-92
Hearing and its Role in the Development of the Blind
Dorothy Burlingham
pp. 95-112
Studies in the Ego Development of the Congenitally Blind Child
Selma Fraiberg & David A. Freedman
pp. 113-169
Dynamic Determinants in Oral Fixation
Augusta Alpert & Isidor Bernstein
pp. 170-195
Ego Ideal and Pseudo Ego Ideal in Adolescence
M. Laufer
pp. 196-221
On Arrest in Development, Fixation, and Regression
Humberto Nagera
pp. 222-239
Autoerotism, Autoerotic Activities, and Ego Development
Humberto Nagera
pp. 240-255
Development of Artistic Stylization—A Two-Year Evolution in the Drawings of a Normal Child
Jose Barchilon
pp. 256-274
Some Observations of Maturational Factors in Young Children and Adolescents
Mary E. Bergen
pp. 275-286
A Genetic View of Affects—With Special Reference to the Genesis of Helplessness and Hopelessness
Arthur H. Schmale
pp. 287-310
A Brief Communication on Children's Reactions to the Assassination of the President
Augusta Alpert
pp. 313-320
Death and the Young Child—Some Preliminary Considerations
Robert A. Furman
pp. 321-333
Reactions to the Death of a Mother
Marion J. Barnes
pp. 334-357
A Study of the Reactions of Nursery School Children to the Death of a Child's Mother
Marjorie McDonald
pp. 358-376
Death of a Six-Year-Old's Mother During his Analysis
Robert A. Furman
pp. 377-397
A Clinical Contribution to the Study of Narcissism in Infancy
Samuel Kaplan
pp. 398-420
The Parents' Role in the Etiology of Learning Disabilities
Edith Buxbaum
pp. 421-447
The Development of a Preschool Symbiotic Psychotic Boy
Manuel Furer
pp. 448-469
The Analysis of a Boy with Transvestite Tendencies—A Contribution to the Genesis and Dynamics of Transvestitism
Melitta Sperling
pp. 470-493

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Concept Formation in Psychoanalysis

Remarks on Genesis, Structuralization, and Functioning of the Mind

Some Hypotheses Regarding the Significance of Individual Differences at Birth for Later Development

Variations of Archaic Thinking in Neurotics, Borderline Patients, and Schizophrenics

Hearing and its Role in the Development of the Blind

Studies in the Ego Development of the Congenitally Blind Child

Dynamic Determinants in Oral Fixation

Ego Ideal and Pseudo Ego Ideal in Adolescence

On Arrest in Development, Fixation, and Regression

Autoerotism, Autoerotic Activities, and Ego Development

Development of Artistic Stylization—A Two-Year Evolution in the Drawings of a Normal Child

Some Observations of Maturational Factors in Young Children and Adolescents

A Genetic View of Affects—With Special Reference to the Genesis of Helplessness and Hopelessness

A Brief Communication on Children's Reactions to the Assassination of the President

Death and the Young Child—Some Preliminary Considerations

Reactions to the Death of a Mother

A Study of the Reactions of Nursery School Children to the Death of a Child's Mother

Death of a Six-Year-Old's Mother During his Analysis

A Clinical Contribution to the Study of Narcissism in Infancy

The Parents' Role in the Etiology of Learning Disabilities

The Development of a Preschool Symbiotic Psychotic Boy

The Analysis of a Boy with Transvestite Tendencies—A Contribution to the Genesis and Dynamics of Transvestitism