Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 21

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A Short History of Child Analysis
Anna Freud
pp. 7-14
A Note on Trauma, Dream, Anxiety, and Schizophrenia
K. R. Eissler
pp. 17-50
The Superego and Moral Development in the Theories of Freud and Piaget
Martin L. Nass
pp. 51-68
Affects in Relation to Self and Object—A Model for the Derivation of Desire, Longing, Pain, Anxiety, Humiliation, and Shame
Leo A. Spiegel
pp. 69-92
How is Mourning Possible?
Martha Wolfenstein
pp. 93-123
Julie—The Treatment of a Case of Developmental Retardation
Marvin Ack
pp. 127-149
Depression: Three Clinical Variations
Stuart S. Asch
pp. 150-171
Patterns of Anger
Gustav Bychowski
pp. 172-192
Problems of Overidealization of the Analyst and of Analysis—Their Manifestations in the Transference and Countertransference Relationship
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 193-212
Further Considerations of the Role of Transference in Latency
Selma Fraiberg
pp. 213-236
Some Comments on the Simultaneous Analysis of a Father and his Adolescent Son
Harold Kolansky & William T. Moore
pp. 237-268
Object Loss and Mourning During Adolescence
Moses Laufer
pp. 269-293
Intellectuality—Aspects of its Development from the Analysis of a Precocious Four-And-A-Half-Year-Old Boy
Herbert Wieder
pp. 294-323
The Role of Sound in the Search Behavior of a Blind Infant
Selma Fraiberg & Barry L. Siegel
pp. 327-357
Genital Self-Discovery During a Boy's Second Year—A Follow-Up
James A. Kleeman
pp. 358-392
Sleep and its Disturbances Approached Developmentally
Humberto Nagera
pp. 393-447
Freud's Contribution to Language Theory
Lili E. Peller
pp. 448-467
An Observation and Comments on the Development of Memory
Helen Schur
pp. 468-478
A Diagnostic Profile of Psychopathology in a Latency Child
Dale R. Meers
pp. 483-526
Comments on Some Aspects of Self and Object Representation in a Group of Psychotic Children—An Application of Anna Freud's Diagnostic Profile
Ruth Thomas
pp. 527-580
The Origin of The Turn of the Screw
M. Katan
pp. 583-635

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

A Short History of Child Analysis

A Note on Trauma, Dream, Anxiety, and Schizophrenia

The Superego and Moral Development in the Theories of Freud and Piaget

Affects in Relation to Self and Object—A Model for the Derivation of Desire, Longing, Pain, Anxiety, Humiliation, and Shame

How is Mourning Possible?

Julie—The Treatment of a Case of Developmental Retardation

Depression: Three Clinical Variations

Patterns of Anger

Problems of Overidealization of the Analyst and of Analysis—Their Manifestations in the Transference and Countertransference Relationship

Further Considerations of the Role of Transference in Latency

Some Comments on the Simultaneous Analysis of a Father and his Adolescent Son

Object Loss and Mourning During Adolescence

Intellectuality—Aspects of its Development from the Analysis of a Precocious Four-And-A-Half-Year-Old Boy

The Role of Sound in the Search Behavior of a Blind Infant

Genital Self-Discovery During a Boy's Second Year—A Follow-Up

Sleep and its Disturbances Approached Developmentally

Freud's Contribution to Language Theory

An Observation and Comments on the Development of Memory

A Diagnostic Profile of Psychopathology in a Latency Child

Comments on Some Aspects of Self and Object Representation in a Group of Psychotic Children—An Application of Anna Freud's Diagnostic Profile

The Origin of The Turn of the Screw