Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 27

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Seymour L. Lustman
Albert J. Solnit
pp. 3-7
Seymour L. Lustman—The Early Professional Years
Julius B. Richmond
pp. 8-14
The Writings of Seymour L. Lustman
pp. 15-17
A Perspective on the Study of Man
Seymour L. Lustman
pp. 18-54
Yale's Year of Confrontation—A View from the Master's House
Seymour L. Lustman
pp. 57-73
Cultural Values and the Superego in Late Adolescence
Calvin F. Settlage
pp. 74-92
The Function of the Ego Ideal in Adolescence
Peter Blos
pp. 93-97
Youth and the Campus—The Search for Social Conscience
Albert J. Solnit
pp. 98-105
The Epigenesis of the Adult Neurosis
Peter Blos
pp. 106-135
Crowds and Crisis—Psychoanalytic Considerations
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 136-155
A Study of "Main-Line" Heroin Addiction—A Preliminary Report
Patricia Radford, Stanley Wiseberg & Clifford Yorke
pp. 156-180
On the Writings of Adolescents in a General Hospital Ward
John E. Schowalter & Ruth D. Lord
pp. 181-200
Language and Dreams—The Interpretation of Dreams Revisited
Marshall Edelson
pp. 203-282
Some Problems in the Conceptualization of Early Object Relationships—Part I: the Concepts of Need Satisfaction and Need-Satisfying Relationships
Rose Edgcumbe & Marion Burgner
pp. 283-314
Some Problems in the Conceptualization of Early Object Relationships—Part II: the Concept of Object Constancy
Marion Burgner & Rose Edgcumbe
pp. 315-333
Sublimation—The Study of an Instinctual Vicissitude
Isaiah A. Rubin
pp. 334-359
Thoughts on Narcissism and Narcissistic Rage
Heinz Kohut
pp. 360-400
The Experience of Time
Hans W. Loewald
pp. 401-410
Internalization: Process or Fantasy?
Roy Schafer
pp. 411-436
Some Characteristics of Genital Arousal and Discharge in Latency Girls
Selma Fraiberg
pp. 439-475
Some Interferences with the Analysis of an Atypical Child
Anne Hayman
pp. 476-504
Self-Pity, Self-Comforting, and the Superego
David Milrod
pp. 505-528
Psychoanalysis of a Latency Boy with Neurodermatitis
Marshall D. Schechter
pp. 529-564
The Life Master—A Case of Severe Ego Regression Induced by Combat Experience in World War II
Henry Wexler
pp. 565-597
Problems of Technique During Latency
Miriam Williams
pp. 598-617
The Child as a Person in his Own Right
Anna Freud
pp. 621-625
Finding the Least Detrimental Alternative—The Problem for the Law of Child Placement
Joseph Goldstein
pp. 626-641

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Seymour L. Lustman

Seymour L. Lustman—The Early Professional Years

The Writings of Seymour L. Lustman

A Perspective on the Study of Man

Yale's Year of Confrontation—A View from the Master's House

Cultural Values and the Superego in Late Adolescence

The Function of the Ego Ideal in Adolescence

Youth and the Campus—The Search for Social Conscience

The Epigenesis of the Adult Neurosis

Crowds and Crisis—Psychoanalytic Considerations

A Study of "Main-Line" Heroin Addiction—A Preliminary Report

On the Writings of Adolescents in a General Hospital Ward

Language and Dreams—The Interpretation of Dreams Revisited

Some Problems in the Conceptualization of Early Object Relationships—Part I: the Concepts of Need Satisfaction and Need-Satisfying Relationships

Some Problems in the Conceptualization of Early Object Relationships—Part II: the Concept of Object Constancy

Sublimation—The Study of an Instinctual Vicissitude

Thoughts on Narcissism and Narcissistic Rage

The Experience of Time

Internalization: Process or Fantasy?

Some Characteristics of Genital Arousal and Discharge in Latency Girls

Some Interferences with the Analysis of an Atypical Child

Self-Pity, Self-Comforting, and the Superego

Psychoanalysis of a Latency Boy with Neurodermatitis

The Life Master—A Case of Severe Ego Regression Induced by Combat Experience in World War II

Problems of Technique During Latency

The Child as a Person in his Own Right

Finding the Least Detrimental Alternative—The Problem for the Law of Child Placement