Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 40

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Muriel M. Gardiner, M.D—(1901-85)
Samuel A. Guttman
pp. 1-7
Internalization and Psychological Development Throughout the Life Cycle
Rebecca Smith Behrends & Sidney J. Blatt
pp. 11-39
Intergenerational Separation-Individuation—Treating the Mother-Infant Pair
Peter Blos
pp. 41-56
Narcissism and Object Love—The Metapsychology of Experience
H. Shmuel Erlich & Sidney J. Blatt
pp. 57-79
On Fusion, Integration, and Feeling Good
Erna Furman
pp. 81-110
The Influence of an Older Sibling on the Separation-Individuation Process
Martin Leichtman
pp. 111-161
Preoedipal Objects and Object Primacy
Peter B. Neubauer
pp. 163-182
On Mirror-Image Anxiety—An Observational Study
Beatrice Priel
pp. 183-193
The Effect of Role Reversal on Delayed Marriage and Maternity
Maria V. Bergmann
pp. 197-219
Some Contributions of Adult Analysis to Child Analysis
Charles Brenner
pp. 221-233
On the Analytic Therapy of Homosexual Men
Richard A. Isay
pp. 235-254
Growing up with a Handicapped Sibling
Hansi Kennedy
pp. 255-274
Both Sides of the Barrier—Some Reflections on Childhood Fantasy
Hansi Kennedy, George Moran, Stanley Wiseberg & Clifford Yorke
pp. 275-283
The Personal Myth—Points and Counterpoints
Anna Potamianou
pp. 285-296
Weeping During the Analysis of a Latency-Age Girl
Muriel Chaves Winestine
pp. 297-318
Fantasy and the Body-Mind Problem—Some Preliminary Observations
Clifford Yorke
pp. 319-328
Sublimation and its Limitations in Charles Dickens
E. C.M. Frijling-Schreuder
pp. 331-344
Psychotherapy with Parent and Child in Failure-To-Thrive—Analogies to the Treatment of Severely Disturbed Adults
Elizabeth L. Loewald
pp. 345-364
Losses in Adoption—The Need for Dialogue
Steven L. Nickman
pp. 365-398
Michelangelo's Ignudi, Hermaphrodism, and Creativity
Jerome D. Oremland
pp. 399-433
Oedipal Configurations in Young Father-Raised Children
Kyle Dean Pruett
pp. 435-456
On "Happiness"
Isidor Silbermann
pp. 457-472
The Joke in "The Moses of Michelangelo"—Imagination and Creativity
Vann Spruiell
pp. 473-492
Remembered Images and Trauma—A Psychology of the Supernatural
Lenore Cagen Terr
pp. 493-533
Psychoanalysis and Biography
Elisabeth Young-Bruehl
pp. 535-556

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Muriel M. Gardiner, M.D—(1901-85)

Internalization and Psychological Development Throughout the Life Cycle

Intergenerational Separation-Individuation—Treating the Mother-Infant Pair

Narcissism and Object Love—The Metapsychology of Experience

On Fusion, Integration, and Feeling Good

The Influence of an Older Sibling on the Separation-Individuation Process

Preoedipal Objects and Object Primacy

On Mirror-Image Anxiety—An Observational Study

The Effect of Role Reversal on Delayed Marriage and Maternity

Some Contributions of Adult Analysis to Child Analysis

On the Analytic Therapy of Homosexual Men

Growing up with a Handicapped Sibling

Both Sides of the Barrier—Some Reflections on Childhood Fantasy

The Personal Myth—Points and Counterpoints

Weeping During the Analysis of a Latency-Age Girl

Fantasy and the Body-Mind Problem—Some Preliminary Observations

Sublimation and its Limitations in Charles Dickens

Psychotherapy with Parent and Child in Failure-To-Thrive—Analogies to the Treatment of Severely Disturbed Adults

Losses in Adoption—The Need for Dialogue

Michelangelo's Ignudi, Hermaphrodism, and Creativity

Oedipal Configurations in Young Father-Raised Children

On "Happiness"

The Joke in "The Moses of Michelangelo"—Imagination and Creativity

Remembered Images and Trauma—A Psychology of the Supernatural

Psychoanalysis and Biography