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Bertram D. Lewin (1896–1971)—The Renaissance Cosmopolite with Tongue in Cheek
Lawrence S. Kubie - pp. 17-20
Marian Cabot Putnam
Eleanor Pavenstedt - pp. 23-47
The Preoedipal Infant-Father Relationship
Dorothy Burlingham - pp. 49-81
The Primal Scene—A Review and a Reconsideration
Aaron H. Esman - pp. 83-129
"He can but he Won't"—A Psychodynamic Study of So-Called "Gifted Underachievers"
C. Janet Newman - pp. 131-145
Some Thoughts on Childhood Psychosis, Self and Object
Herman Roiphe - pp. 147-166
The Infantile Fetish
Herman Roiphe & Eleanor Galenson - pp. 169-191
The Son of a Refugee
Sylvia Brody - pp. 193-207
A Contribution to Assessing the Role of Infantile Separation-Individuation in Adolescent Development
Erna Furman - pp. 208-224
Children who were Raped
Anny Katan - pp. 225-248
Changing Techniques in the Analysis of a Deaf Latency Boy
Patricia Radford - pp. 249-285
Preventive Analysis Following a Trauma—A 4½-Year-Old Girl Witnesses a Stillbirth
Stanley H. Shapiro - pp. 287-301
Ego Strengthening Prior to Analysis
Annemarie P. Weil - pp. 305-330
Psychoanalytic Interpretation
Stanley A. Leavy - pp. 331-346
On the Concept of Aggression
Joseph H. Smith & Ping-Nie Pao - pp. 347-364
Acting out as a Character Trait—Its Relation to the Transference
Martin H. Stein - pp. 365-392
On Attachment to Painful Feelings and the Negative Therapeutic Reaction
Arthur F. Valenstein - pp. 395-417
Psychoanalytic Research and Intellectual Functioning of Ghetto-Reared, Black Children
Dale R. Meers - pp. 419-431
The Jinx Game—A Ritualized Expression of Separation-Individuation
Jerome D. Oremland - pp. 433-456
The Image of the Lost Parent
Martha Wolfenstein
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