Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 32

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Depressive Affect
T. L. Dorpat
pp. 3-27
Comments on Penis Envy and Orgasm in Women
K. R. Eissler
pp. 29-83
Fears, Anxieties, and Phobic Phenomena
Anna Freud
pp. 85-90
Either-Or Dilemmas
Anton O. Kris
pp. 91-117
On Splitting
Jeffrey Lustman
pp. 119-153
Narcissism as a Function of Culture
Simon Sobo
pp. 155-172
The Influence of Deaf and Dumb Parents on a Child's Development
Agi Bene
pp. 175-194
A Disturbance of Elimination and Motor Development—The Mother's Role in the Development of the Infant
Edith Buxbaum
pp. 195-214
Seven Infants with Esophageal Atresia—A Developmental Study
Scott Dowling
pp. 215-256
Observations on the Development of Normal Envy
Steven Frankel & Ivan Sherick
pp. 257-281
The Painted Guinea Pig
Eugene Mahon
pp. 283-303
Nonverbal and Verbal Systems of Communication—A Study in Complementarity
E. James Anthony
pp. 307-325
A Violent Solution—The Role of Skin in a Severe Adolescent Regression
Barrie M. Biven
pp. 327-352
On the Essential Characteristics of Child Analysis
Charles I. Feigelson
pp. 353-361
A Latency Boy's Identity as a Cat
Kerstin Kupfermann
pp. 363-385
"I Didn't Mean It"—Negation as a Character Trait
Edward M. Weinshel
pp. 387-419
Face to Face—The Role of Vision and the Smiling Response
Stephen M. Weissman
pp. 421-450
The Treatment of a Refugee Child in a Home for Disturbed Children and a Follow-Up 30 Years Later
Eliezer Ilan
pp. 453-478
The Referral of Nursery School Children for Treatment
Peter Wilson
pp. 479-502
Michelangelo's Dying Slave—A Psychoanalytic Study in Iconography
Robert S. Liebert
pp. 505-543
The Myth of Peter Pan
Frederick L. Meisel
pp. 545-563
The Comic-Book Superhero—A Study of the Family Romance Fantasy
Martin E. Widzer
pp. 565-603

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Depressive Affect

Comments on Penis Envy and Orgasm in Women

Fears, Anxieties, and Phobic Phenomena

Either-Or Dilemmas

On Splitting

Narcissism as a Function of Culture

The Influence of Deaf and Dumb Parents on a Child's Development

A Disturbance of Elimination and Motor Development—The Mother's Role in the Development of the Infant

Seven Infants with Esophageal Atresia—A Developmental Study

Observations on the Development of Normal Envy

The Painted Guinea Pig

Nonverbal and Verbal Systems of Communication—A Study in Complementarity

A Violent Solution—The Role of Skin in a Severe Adolescent Regression

On the Essential Characteristics of Child Analysis

A Latency Boy's Identity as a Cat

"I Didn't Mean It"—Negation as a Character Trait

Face to Face—The Role of Vision and the Smiling Response

The Treatment of a Refugee Child in a Home for Disturbed Children and a Follow-Up 30 Years Later

The Referral of Nursery School Children for Treatment

Michelangelo's Dying Slave—A Psychoanalytic Study in Iconography

The Myth of Peter Pan

The Comic-Book Superhero—A Study of the Family Romance Fantasy