Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 39

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Anna Freud in Law
Joseph Goldstein
pp. 3-13
Anna Freud's Concept of Developmental Lines
Peter B. Neubauer
pp. 15-27
The Anna Freud Experience
Leo Rangell
pp. 29-43
Anna Freud: The Child Expert
Albert J. Solnit & Lottie M. Newman
pp. 45-63
Anna Freud: Radical Innovator and Staunch Conservative
Robert S. Wallerstein
pp. 65-80
Fantasy and Reality in the Oedipal Phase—A Conceptual Overview
Samuel Abrams
pp. 83-100
Within the Pleasure Principle—Child Analytic Perspectives on Aggression
T. Wayne Downey
pp. 101-136
Modes of Communication—The Differentiation of Somatic and Verbal Expression
Rose M. Edgcumbe
pp. 137-154
Reflections on the Last Stage—And the First
Erik H. Erikson
pp. 155-165
Language, Solace, and Transitional Relatedness
Paul C. Horton
pp. 167-194
The Developmental Roots of Self-Injury and Response to Pain in a 4-Year-Old Boy
Hansi Kennedy & George S. Moran
pp. 195-212
The Conflicts of Ambivalence
Anton O. Kris
pp. 213-234
Ego Instincts—A Concept Whose Time has Come
Eric A. Plaut
pp. 235-258
Shame—An Object-Relational Formulation
Moshe Halevi Spero
pp. 259-282
A Special Transference—The Perfect Patient
Rosemary H. Balsam
pp. 285-299
From Concretism to Metaphor—Thoughts on Some Theoretical and Technical Aspects of the Psychoanalytic Work with Children of Holocaust Survivors
Ilse Grubrich-Simitis
pp. 301-319
The Sinking Feeling
John Hitchcock
pp. 321-329
A Psychoanalytic Study of Nonidentical Twins—The Impact of Hemophilia on the Personality Development of the Affected Child and his Healthy Twin
Claudia Lament & Irene Wineman
pp. 331-370
Witches—bad and Good—Maternal Psychopathology as a Developmental Interference
Laurie Levinson
pp. 371-392
The Handling of Overt Aggression in Child Analysis
Anna Maenchen
pp. 393-405
Psychoanalytic Treatment of Diabetic Children
George S. Moran
pp. 407-447
The Image and Uses of the Body in Psychic Conflict—With Special Reference to Eating Disorders in Adolescence
Samuel Ritvo
pp. 449-469
Problems of Development and Adaptation in an Elderly Patient
Anne-Marie Sandler
pp. 471-489
Aggression in Early Childhood—Joint Treatment of Children and Parents
Paul M. Brinich
pp. 493-508
Prediction of Development
Alice B. Colonna
pp. 509-526
Searching for the Best Interests of the Child—Intervention with an Abusive Mother and her Toddler
Alicia F. Lieberman & Jeree H. Pawl
pp. 527-548
A Note on the Golden Section
Eugene J. Mahon & Delia Battin-Mahon
pp. 549-560
Parenting an Infant with a Birth Defect—The Regulation of Self-Esteem
Heidelise Als & T. Berry Brazelton
pp. 561-589
A Chronology of Defensive Adaptations to Severe Psychological Trauma
Kyle D. Pruett
pp. 591-612
Preparing
Albert J. Solnit
pp. 613-632
Time and Trauma
Lenore C. Terr
pp. 633-665
Bibliographical Note
pp. 666-666

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Anna Freud in Law

Anna Freud's Concept of Developmental Lines

The Anna Freud Experience

Anna Freud: The Child Expert

Anna Freud: Radical Innovator and Staunch Conservative

Fantasy and Reality in the Oedipal Phase—A Conceptual Overview

Within the Pleasure Principle—Child Analytic Perspectives on Aggression

Modes of Communication—The Differentiation of Somatic and Verbal Expression

Reflections on the Last Stage—And the First

Language, Solace, and Transitional Relatedness

The Developmental Roots of Self-Injury and Response to Pain in a 4-Year-Old Boy

The Conflicts of Ambivalence

Ego Instincts—A Concept Whose Time has Come

Shame—An Object-Relational Formulation

A Special Transference—The Perfect Patient

From Concretism to Metaphor—Thoughts on Some Theoretical and Technical Aspects of the Psychoanalytic Work with Children of Holocaust Survivors

The Sinking Feeling

A Psychoanalytic Study of Nonidentical Twins—The Impact of Hemophilia on the Personality Development of the Affected Child and his Healthy Twin

Witches—bad and Good—Maternal Psychopathology as a Developmental Interference

The Handling of Overt Aggression in Child Analysis

Psychoanalytic Treatment of Diabetic Children

The Image and Uses of the Body in Psychic Conflict—With Special Reference to Eating Disorders in Adolescence

Problems of Development and Adaptation in an Elderly Patient

Aggression in Early Childhood—Joint Treatment of Children and Parents

Prediction of Development

Searching for the Best Interests of the Child—Intervention with an Abusive Mother and her Toddler

A Note on the Golden Section

Parenting an Infant with a Birth Defect—The Regulation of Self-Esteem

A Chronology of Defensive Adaptations to Severe Psychological Trauma

Preparing

Time and Trauma

Bibliographical Note