Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 34

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Foreword
Anna Freud
pp. 3-4
To be Blind in a Sighted World
Dorothy Burlingham
pp. 5-30
"The Ordinary Devoted Mother" and her Blind Baby
Doris M. Wills
pp. 31-49
The Blind Nursery School Child
Annemarie Curson
pp. 51-83
Early Speech Development in Blind Children
Doris M. Wills
pp. 85-117
Reconstruction and the Process of Individuation
Phyllis Greenacre
pp. 121-144
Persistence of Denial in Fantasy
Anton O. Kris
pp. 145-153
Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Process and its Therapeutic Potential
Hans W. Loewald
pp. 155-167
The Psychoanalytic Theory of Cognitive Development
Pinchas Noy
pp. 169-216
Play and Adaptation
Eric A. Plaut
pp. 217-232
Memory, Reconstruction, and Mourning in the Analysis of a 4-Year-Old Child—Maternal Bereavement in the Second Year of Life
Thomas Lopez & Gilbert W. Kliman
pp. 235-271
The World of Disguises—Unusual Defenses in a Latency Girl
Laurie Levinson
pp. 273-306
A Screen Memory in a Child's Analysis
Marlene Robinson
pp. 307-327
The Oral Drive, Clinging, and Equilibrium
Lester H. Friedman
pp. 329-345
Four Early Stages in the Development of Mother-Infant Interaction
T. Berry Brazelton & Heidelise Als
pp. 349-369
The Role of Hearing in Early Ego Organization
Charles B. Terhune
pp. 371-383
Developmental Considerations of Ambivalence—Part 2 of an Exploration of the Relations of Instinctual Drives and the Symbiosis-Separation-Individuation Process
Henri Parens
pp. 385-420
Hatching in the Human Infant as the Beginning of Separation-Individuation—What it is and what it Looks Like
Ruth Codier Resch
pp. 421-441
From Preadolescent Tomboy to Early Adolescent Girl—An Analysis of Carson McCullers's The Member of the Wedding
Katherine Dalsimer
pp. 445-461
Michelangelo's Early Works—A Psychoanalytic Study in Iconography
Robert S. Liebert
pp. 463-525
The Psychological Effects of Mutilating Surgery in Children and Adolescents
Elspeth M. Earle
pp. 527-546
Children of Chowchilla—A Study of Psychic Trauma
Lenore C. Terr
pp. 547-623
Bibliographical Note
pp. 624-624

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Foreword

To be Blind in a Sighted World

"The Ordinary Devoted Mother" and her Blind Baby

The Blind Nursery School Child

Early Speech Development in Blind Children

Reconstruction and the Process of Individuation

Persistence of Denial in Fantasy

Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Process and its Therapeutic Potential

The Psychoanalytic Theory of Cognitive Development

Play and Adaptation

Memory, Reconstruction, and Mourning in the Analysis of a 4-Year-Old Child—Maternal Bereavement in the Second Year of Life

The World of Disguises—Unusual Defenses in a Latency Girl

A Screen Memory in a Child's Analysis

The Oral Drive, Clinging, and Equilibrium

Four Early Stages in the Development of Mother-Infant Interaction

The Role of Hearing in Early Ego Organization

Developmental Considerations of Ambivalence—Part 2 of an Exploration of the Relations of Instinctual Drives and the Symbiosis-Separation-Individuation Process

Hatching in the Human Infant as the Beginning of Separation-Individuation—What it is and what it Looks Like

From Preadolescent Tomboy to Early Adolescent Girl—An Analysis of Carson McCullers's The Member of the Wedding

Michelangelo's Early Works—A Psychoanalytic Study in Iconography

The Psychological Effects of Mutilating Surgery in Children and Adolescents

Children of Chowchilla—A Study of Psychic Trauma

Bibliographical Note