Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Problems of Development: Contributions in Honor of Dorothy Burlingham

• Application of the Metapsychological Profile to the Assessment of Deaf Children

  Paul M. Brinich

  pp. 3-32

• Success Through their Own Efforts

  Alice B. Colonna

  pp. 33-44

• Personality Development in Identical Twins—The First Decade of Life

  Donald J. Cohen

  pp. 45-70

• Toward a Developmental Line for the Acquisition of Language

  Rose M. Edgcumbe

  pp. 71-103

• Speech, Language, and the Vocal-Auditory Connection

  David A. Freedman

  pp. 105-127

• The Concept of Developmental Lines—Their Diagnostic Significance

  Anna Freud

  pp. 129-136

• What We can Learn from Pathology about Normal Development

  E. C.M. Frijling-Schreuder

  pp. 137-145

• A Review of Twins: A Study of Three Pairs of Identical Twins by Dorothy Burlingham

  Heinz Hartmann

  pp. 147-150

• On Giving Advice to Parents in Analysis

  Anton O. Kris

  pp. 151-162

• The Adolescent's Use of the Body in Object Relationships and in the Transference—A Comparison of Borderline and Narcissistic Modes of Functioning

  M. Eglé Laufer

  pp. 163-180

• The Psychoanalyst and the Adolescent's Sexual Development

  Moses Laufer

  pp. 181-191

• The Significance of Pets for Children—Illustrated by a Latency-Age Girl's Use of Pets in her Analysis

  Ivan Sherick

  pp. 193-215

• Some Notes on the Application of the Diagnostic Profile to Young Blind Children

  Doris M. Wills

  pp. 217-237

• Insight—The Teiresian Gift

  Samuel Abrams

  pp. 251-270

• Insight—Pleasurable Affects Associated with Insight and their Origins in Infancy

  Charles A. Mangham

  pp. 271-277

• Reminiscences and Insight

  George H. Pollock

  pp. 279-287

• Insight as Metaphor

  Leonard Shengold

  pp. 289-306

• Insight as an Embedded Concept in the Early Historical Phase of Psychoanalysis

  Arthur F. Valenstein

  pp. 307-315

• Anxiety, Symptom Formation, and Ego Autonomy

  Samuel Ritvo

  pp. 339-364

• Balance and Anxiety

  Isidor Silbermann

  pp. 365-378

• The Domestic Dimensions of Violence—Child Abuse

  Richard Galdston

  pp. 391-414

• Extreme Traumatization as Cumulative Trauma—Psychoanalytic Investigations of the Effects of Concentration Camp Experiences on Survivors and their Children

  Ilse Grubrich-Simitis

  pp. 415-450

• Bibliographical Note

  pp. 451-451

• In Memoriam Marianne Kris 1900–1980

  pp. ix-xix

Problems of Insight

• Insight—Its Presence and Absence as a Factor in Normal Development

  Anna Freud

  pp. 241-249

Clinical Contributions to Psychoanalytic Theory

• Self Theory, Conflict Theory, and the Problem of Hypochondriasis

  Arnold D. Richards

  pp. 319-337

Applications of Psychoanalysis

• "The Peasant Marey"—A Screen Memory

  Iza S. Erlich

  pp. 381-389