Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 37

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Rituals and Meanings—The Emergence of Mother-Child Communication
Paul M. Brinich
pp. 3-13
Mothers have to be there to be Left
Erna Furman
pp. 15-28
The Differentiation of Discrete Affects—A Case Report
Theodore J. Gaensbauer
pp. 29-66
Anaclitic Depression—A Follow-Up from Infancy to Puberty
Robert J. Harmon, Samuel Wagonfeld & Robert N. Emde
pp. 67-94
The Wished-For Self Image
David Milrod
pp. 95-120
Rivalry, Envy, and Jealousy
Peter B. Neubauer
pp. 121-142
The Experience of Self—Aspects of its Formation, Expansion, and Vulnerability
Fred Pine
pp. 143-167
Oedipus Revisited—Laius and the "Laius Complex"
John Munder Ross
pp. 169-200
Developmental Perspectives on Self and Object Constancy
Albert J. Solnit
pp. 201-218
Steps from Outer to Inner Conflict Viewed as Superego Precursors
Hansi Kennedy & Clifford Yorke
pp. 221-228
Problems of the Superego Concept
Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 229-244
Preoedipal Contributions to the Formation of the Superego
Alex Holder
pp. 245-272
Preoedipal and Early Oedipal Components of the Superego
Robert D. Gillman
pp. 273-281
Mental Organization in the Phenomena of Sleep
Scott Dowling
pp. 285-302
From the Biology of Dreaming to the Biology of the Mind
Ernest Hartmann
pp. 303-335
The Comparable Experience of a Child and Adult Analyst
E. James Anthony
pp. 339-366
A New Look at Fathers
Colette Chiland
pp. 367-379
The Baby in Mother's Therapy
Elizabeth Loewald
pp. 381-404
Generalization as a Defense
Felix F. Loeb
pp. 405-419
On Ego Defenses
Anna Pipineli-Potamianou
pp. 421-432
The Psychoanalytic Treatment of an Adolescent with Anorexia Nervosa
Stephen E. Risen
pp. 433-459
Flying—Some Psychoanalytic Observations and Considerations
Emanuel C. Wolff
pp. 461-483
Female Adolescent Development—A Study of The Diary of Anne Frank
Katherine Dalsimer
pp. 487-522
Liberalism and Regression
Peter Gay
pp. 523-545
Reflections on Form and Content in Modern Art
Ellen Handler Spitz
pp. 547-568
Bibliographical Note
pp. 569-569

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Rituals and Meanings—The Emergence of Mother-Child Communication

Mothers have to be there to be Left

The Differentiation of Discrete Affects—A Case Report

Anaclitic Depression—A Follow-Up from Infancy to Puberty

The Wished-For Self Image

Rivalry, Envy, and Jealousy

The Experience of Self—Aspects of its Formation, Expansion, and Vulnerability

Oedipus Revisited—Laius and the "Laius Complex"

Developmental Perspectives on Self and Object Constancy

Steps from Outer to Inner Conflict Viewed as Superego Precursors

Problems of the Superego Concept

Preoedipal Contributions to the Formation of the Superego

Preoedipal and Early Oedipal Components of the Superego

Mental Organization in the Phenomena of Sleep

From the Biology of Dreaming to the Biology of the Mind

The Comparable Experience of a Child and Adult Analyst

A New Look at Fathers

The Baby in Mother's Therapy

Generalization as a Defense

On Ego Defenses

The Psychoanalytic Treatment of an Adolescent with Anorexia Nervosa

Flying—Some Psychoanalytic Observations and Considerations

Female Adolescent Development—A Study of The Diary of Anne Frank

Liberalism and Regression

Reflections on Form and Content in Modern Art

Bibliographical Note