Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 29

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The Contributions of Berta Bornstein to Psychoanalysis—Introduction
Ruth S. Eissler
pp. 1-2
On Latency
Ted E. Becker
pp. 3-11
Contributions to Child Analysis
Sylvia Brody
pp. 13-20
Play in Child Analysis
Charles I. Feigelson
pp. 21-26
On Countertransference
Robert J. Kabcenell
pp. 27-33
Berta Bornstein—1899-1971
Peter Blos
pp. 35-37
The Writings of Berta Bornstein
pp. 39-40
The Genealogy of the Ego Ideal
Peter Blos
pp. 43-88
Symbiosis and Individuation—The Psychological Birth of the Human Infant
Margaret S. Mahler
pp. 89-106
Levels of Object Representation in Anaclitic and Introjective Depression
Sidney J. Blatt
pp. 107-157
Current Status of the Concept of Infantile Neurosis—Implications for Diagnosis and Technique
Samuel Ritvo
pp. 159-180
Current Status of the Concept of Infantile Neurosis—Discussion
Hans W. Loewald
pp. 183-188
Distortions of the Concept of Fetishism
Robert C. Bak
pp. 191-214
Dimensions of the First Transitional Object
Fred Busch
pp. 215-229
Conditions Promoting Creativity in Group Rearing of Children
Charlotte Kahn & Geraldine Piorkowski
pp. 231-255
Impairment of the Freedom to Change with the Acquisition of the Symbolic Process
Lawrence S. Kubie
pp. 257-262
Some Unusual Anal Fantasies of a Young Child
Anne Hayman
pp. 265-276
Psychotherapeutic Assistance to a Blind Boy with Limited Intelligence
Thomas Lopez
pp. 277-300
Promiscuity in a 13-Year-Old Girl
William Thomas Moore
pp. 301-318
Issues in the Analysis of a Preschool Girl
Kerry Kelly Novick
pp. 319-340
On the Concept "Borderline" in Children—A Clinical Essay
Fred Pine
pp. 341-368
Trauma in the Light of Clinical Experience
Margarete Ruben
pp. 369-387
A Filmed Fairy Tale as a Screen Memory
Sanford Schreiber
pp. 389-410
The Adoption Theme in Edward Albee's Tiny Alice and the American Dream
Jules Glenn
pp. 413-429
Jump-Rope Rhymes and the Rhythm of Latency Development in Girls
Herbert J. Goldings
pp. 431-450
Self-Observation, Self-Experimentation, and Creative Vision
Otto Isakower
pp. 451-472
The Development of the Influencing Apparatus—A Study of Freud's Article "A Case of Paranoia Running Counter to the Psycho-Analytic Theory of the Disease"
Maurits Katan
pp. 473-510
Little Black Sambo
Marjorie McDonald
pp. 511-528

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

The Contributions of Berta Bornstein to Psychoanalysis—Introduction

On Latency

Contributions to Child Analysis

Play in Child Analysis

On Countertransference

Berta Bornstein—1899-1971

The Writings of Berta Bornstein

The Genealogy of the Ego Ideal

Symbiosis and Individuation—The Psychological Birth of the Human Infant

Levels of Object Representation in Anaclitic and Introjective Depression

Current Status of the Concept of Infantile Neurosis—Implications for Diagnosis and Technique

Current Status of the Concept of Infantile Neurosis—Discussion

Distortions of the Concept of Fetishism

Dimensions of the First Transitional Object

Conditions Promoting Creativity in Group Rearing of Children

Impairment of the Freedom to Change with the Acquisition of the Symbolic Process

Some Unusual Anal Fantasies of a Young Child

Psychotherapeutic Assistance to a Blind Boy with Limited Intelligence

Promiscuity in a 13-Year-Old Girl

Issues in the Analysis of a Preschool Girl

On the Concept "Borderline" in Children—A Clinical Essay

Trauma in the Light of Clinical Experience

A Filmed Fairy Tale as a Screen Memory

The Adoption Theme in Edward Albee's Tiny Alice and the American Dream

Jump-Rope Rhymes and the Rhythm of Latency Development in Girls

Self-Observation, Self-Experimentation, and Creative Vision

The Development of the Influencing Apparatus—A Study of Freud's Article "A Case of Paranoia Running Counter to the Psycho-Analytic Theory of the Disease"

Little Black Sambo