Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 41

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The Executive Functions of the Ego—An Extension of the Concept of Ego Autonomy
Leo Rangell
pp. 1-37
Disposition and the Environment
Samuel Abrams
pp. 41-60
The Contributions of Child Psychoanalysis to Psychoanalysis
E. James Anthony
pp. 61-87
Causal Explanation in Science and in Psychoanalysis—Implications for Writing a Case Study
Marshall Edelson
pp. 89-127
Child Analysis, 1947–1984—A Retrospective
Marjorie Harley
pp. 129-153
On "Merging" and the Fantasy of Merging
Irving B. Harrison
pp. 155-170
The Empathic Wall and the Ecology of Affect
Donald L. Nathanson
pp. 171-187
On Trauma—When is the Death of a Parent Traumatic?
Erna Furman
pp. 191-208
Trauma in Childhood—Signs and Sequelae as Seen in the Analysis of an Adolescent
Hansi Kennedy
pp. 209-219
Reflections on the Problem of Psychic Trauma
Clifford Yorke
pp. 221-236
Special Solutions to Phallic-Aggressive Conflicts in Male Twins
Steven L. Ablon, Alexandra M. Harrison, Arthur F. Valenstein & Sanford Gifford
pp. 239-257
The Female Oedipus Complex and the Relationship to the Body
M. Eglé Laufer
pp. 259-276
Talking with Toddlers
Kerry Kelly Novick
pp. 277-286
On the Concept of Mourning in Childhood—Reactions of a 2½-Year-Old Girl to the Death of her Father
Christina Sekaer & Sheri Katz
pp. 287-314
Denial in Adolescence—Some Paradoxical Aspects
H. Shmuel Erlich
pp. 315-336
A Paradigm of Development—The Psychoanalysis of an Adolescent
Robert M. Gluckman
pp. 337-356
Reconstruction of Adolescence in Adult Analysis
Roger L. Goettsche
pp. 357-377
Aspects of Identity Development Among Nouveaux Religious Patients
Moshe Halevi Spero
pp. 379-416
Consequences of Paternal Nurturing
Judith Fingert Chused
pp. 419-438
The Analyst, his Theory, and the Psychoanalytic Process
Myron R. Hurwitz
pp. 439-466
The Development of Sexual Identity in Homosexual Men
Richard A. Isay
pp. 467-489
Steps in Self Development
Rena Hrushovski Moses & Rafael Moses
pp. 491-513
Transitory Symptom Formation in the Analysis of an Obsessional Character
Richard L. Munich
pp. 515-535
"Lying" and "Lying"—A Case Report of a Paradoxical Reaction to the Couch
Lynn Whisnant Reiser
pp. 537-559
The Specter of Genetic Illness and its Effects on Development
Judith A. Yanof
pp. 561-582
Psychoanalytic Studies and Macbeth—Shared Fantasy and Reciprocal Identification
Harold P. Blum
pp. 585-599
Nursery Rhymes—A Developmental Perspective
Vincent P. De Santis
pp. 601-626
Twinship Themes and Fantasies in the Work of Thornton Wilder
Jules Glenn
pp. 627-651

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

The Executive Functions of the Ego—An Extension of the Concept of Ego Autonomy

Disposition and the Environment

The Contributions of Child Psychoanalysis to Psychoanalysis

Causal Explanation in Science and in Psychoanalysis—Implications for Writing a Case Study

Child Analysis, 1947–1984—A Retrospective

On "Merging" and the Fantasy of Merging

The Empathic Wall and the Ecology of Affect

On Trauma—When is the Death of a Parent Traumatic?

Trauma in Childhood—Signs and Sequelae as Seen in the Analysis of an Adolescent

Reflections on the Problem of Psychic Trauma

Special Solutions to Phallic-Aggressive Conflicts in Male Twins

The Female Oedipus Complex and the Relationship to the Body

Talking with Toddlers

On the Concept of Mourning in Childhood—Reactions of a 2½-Year-Old Girl to the Death of her Father

Denial in Adolescence—Some Paradoxical Aspects

A Paradigm of Development—The Psychoanalysis of an Adolescent

Reconstruction of Adolescence in Adult Analysis

Aspects of Identity Development Among Nouveaux Religious Patients

Consequences of Paternal Nurturing

The Analyst, his Theory, and the Psychoanalytic Process

The Development of Sexual Identity in Homosexual Men

Steps in Self Development

Transitory Symptom Formation in the Analysis of an Obsessional Character

"Lying" and "Lying"—A Case Report of a Paradoxical Reaction to the Couch

The Specter of Genetic Illness and its Effects on Development

Psychoanalytic Studies and Macbeth—Shared Fantasy and Reciprocal Identification

Nursery Rhymes—A Developmental Perspective

Twinship Themes and Fantasies in the Work of Thornton Wilder