Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 24

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Libidinal Object Constancy and Mental Representation
Selma Fraiberg
pp. 9-47
The Unrememberable and the Unforgettable—Passive Primal Repression
Alvin Frank
pp. 48-77
Anthropomorphism—Motive, Meaning, and Causality in Psychoanalytic Theory
William I. Grossman & Bennett Simon
pp. 78-111
Levels of Verbal Communication in the Schizophrenic Child's Struggle Against, For, and with the World of Objects
Rudolf Ekstein & Elaine Caruth
pp. 115-137
John, Seventeen Months: Nine Days in a Residential Nursery by James and Joyce Robertson
Anna Freud
pp. 138-143
The Fetish and the Transitional Object
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 144-164
The Imaginary Companion—Its Significance for Ego Development and Conflict Solution
Humberto Nagera
pp. 165-196
Terrifying Eyes—A Visual Superego Forerunner
Andrew Peto
pp. 197-212
Vicissitudes of Infantile Omnipotence
Eugene Pumpian-Mindlin
pp. 213-226
On the Psychology of Artistic Creativity
Michael D. Robbins
pp. 227-251
Urine or You're in—An Ambiguous Word and its Relation to a Toilet Phobia in a Two-Year-Old
Milton Sirota
pp. 252-270
On Self, Character, and the Development of a Psychic Apparatus
Irving Steingart
pp. 271-303
Borderline States in Children
E. C.M. Frijling-Schreuder
pp. 307-327
A Psychoanalytic Approach to the Diagnosis of Paranoia
Maurits Katan
pp. 328-357
Problems of Technique of Child Analysis in Relation to the Various Developmental Stages: Prelatency
Judith S. Kestenberg
pp. 358-383
A Study of Drug-Taking Adolescents
Dora Hartmann
pp. 384-398
Drug Use in Adolescents—Psychodynamic Meaning and Pharmacogenic Effect
Herbert Wieder & Eugene H. Kaplan
pp. 399-431
Loss, Rage, and Repetition
Martha Wolfenstein
pp. 432-460
On the Function of Criminal Law in Riot Control
Joseph Goldstein
pp. 463-487
Object Loss, Dreaming, and Creativity—The Poetry of John Keats
James W. Hamilton
pp. 488-531

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Libidinal Object Constancy and Mental Representation

The Unrememberable and the Unforgettable—Passive Primal Repression

Anthropomorphism—Motive, Meaning, and Causality in Psychoanalytic Theory

Levels of Verbal Communication in the Schizophrenic Child's Struggle Against, For, and with the World of Objects

John, Seventeen Months: Nine Days in a Residential Nursery by James and Joyce Robertson

The Fetish and the Transitional Object

The Imaginary Companion—Its Significance for Ego Development and Conflict Solution

Terrifying Eyes—A Visual Superego Forerunner

Vicissitudes of Infantile Omnipotence

On the Psychology of Artistic Creativity

Urine or You're in—An Ambiguous Word and its Relation to a Toilet Phobia in a Two-Year-Old

On Self, Character, and the Development of a Psychic Apparatus

Borderline States in Children

A Psychoanalytic Approach to the Diagnosis of Paranoia

Problems of Technique of Child Analysis in Relation to the Various Developmental Stages: Prelatency

A Study of Drug-Taking Adolescents

Drug Use in Adolescents—Psychodynamic Meaning and Pharmacogenic Effect

Loss, Rage, and Repetition

On the Function of Criminal Law in Riot Control

Object Loss, Dreaming, and Creativity—The Poetry of John Keats