Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 26

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Ego Autonomy and Ego Pathology
David Beres
pp. 3-24
Death Drive, Ambivalence, and Narcissism
K. R. Eissler
pp. 25-78
The Infantile Neurosis—Genetic and Dynamic Considerations
Anna Freud
pp. 79-90
On Motivation and Instinct Theory
Hans W. Loewald
pp. 91-128
Some Suggestions for a Critique of Kleinian Psychology
Clifford Yorke
pp. 129-155
Notes on Some Imaginary Companions
Sheldon Bach
pp. 159-171
The Baby Profile—Part II
W. Ernest Freud
pp. 172-194
The Impact of Early Sexual Discovery on Mood, Defensive Organization, and Symbolization
Eleanor Galenson & Herman Roiphe
pp. 195-216
On the Development of the Experience of Mental Self, the Bodily Self, and Self Conciousness
Ernest Kafka
pp. 217-240
Late Adolescence—Developmental and Clinical Considerations
Samuel Ritvo
pp. 241-263
Young Children in Brief Separation—A Fresh Look
Joyce Robertson
pp. 264-315
On the Beginnings of a Cohesive Self—An Application of the Concept of Transmuting Internalization to the Study of the Transitional Object and Signal Anxiety
Marian Tolpin
pp. 316-352
Separation Crisis in Two Blind Children
Selma Fraiberg
pp. 355-371
Some Thoughts on Reconstruction in Child Analysis
Edna Furman
pp. 372-385
Problems in Reconstruction in Child Analysis
Hanna Kennedy
pp. 386-402
A Study of the Separation-Individuation Process—And its Possible Application to Borderline Phenomena in the Psychoanalytic Situation
Margaret S. Mahler
pp. 403-424
The Decision-Making Process—A Contribution from Psychoanalysis
Leo Rangell
pp. 425-452
An Adolescent Boy's Battle Against Recovery—The Analysis of an Adolescent Whose Ongoing Preoedipal Tie to the Mother Aroused Massive Treatment Resistance and a Terror of Health
Marjorie P. Sprince
pp. 453-481
Joseph Conrad—The Conflict of Command
Robert M. Armstrong
pp. 485-534
Saxa Loquuntur—Artistic Aspects of Freud's "The Aetiology of Hysteria"
Ernest S. Wolf
pp. 535-554

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Ego Autonomy and Ego Pathology

Death Drive, Ambivalence, and Narcissism

The Infantile Neurosis—Genetic and Dynamic Considerations

On Motivation and Instinct Theory

Some Suggestions for a Critique of Kleinian Psychology

Notes on Some Imaginary Companions

The Baby Profile—Part II

The Impact of Early Sexual Discovery on Mood, Defensive Organization, and Symbolization

On the Development of the Experience of Mental Self, the Bodily Self, and Self Conciousness

Late Adolescence—Developmental and Clinical Considerations

Young Children in Brief Separation—A Fresh Look

On the Beginnings of a Cohesive Self—An Application of the Concept of Transmuting Internalization to the Study of the Transitional Object and Signal Anxiety

Separation Crisis in Two Blind Children

Some Thoughts on Reconstruction in Child Analysis

Problems in Reconstruction in Child Analysis

A Study of the Separation-Individuation Process—And its Possible Application to Borderline Phenomena in the Psychoanalytic Situation

The Decision-Making Process—A Contribution from Psychoanalysis

An Adolescent Boy's Battle Against Recovery—The Analysis of an Adolescent Whose Ongoing Preoedipal Tie to the Mother Aroused Massive Treatment Resistance and a Terror of Health

Joseph Conrad—The Conflict of Command

Saxa Loquuntur—Artistic Aspects of Freud's "The Aetiology of Hysteria"