Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 42

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The Many Meanings of Play—Introduction
Peter B. Neubauer
pp. 3-9
Some Functions of Play and Playfulness—A Developmental Perspective
George S. Moran
pp. 11-29
Trauma, Play, and Perversion
Jacob A. Arlow
pp. 31-44
Play and Playfulness in Holocaust Survivors
Nanette C. Auerhahn & Dori Laub
pp. 45-58
Analytic Discussions with Oedipal Children
Donald J. Cohen, Steven Marans, Kirsten Dahl, Wendy Marans & Melvin Lewis
pp. 59-83
Chimeric Objects and Playthings
Matthew Cohen
pp. 85-103
Notes on Play and Guilt in Child Analysis
T. Wayne Downey
pp. 105-125
Children's Games, Observed and Experienced
Rivka R. Eifermann
pp. 127-144
Treatment of an Atypical Boy
Audrey Gavshon
pp. 145-171
Therapeutic Play in Space and Time
Elizabeth L. Loewald
pp. 173-192
Play and Reality
Mortimer Ostow
pp. 193-203
A Psychoanalytic View of Play
Albert J. Solnit
pp. 205-219
Mother, is that you
Calvin A. Colarusso
pp. 223-237
Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Patients with Bronchial Asthma
Lawrence Deutsch
pp. 239-261
A Child Analyzes a Dream
Robert D. Gillman
pp. 263-273
Fathers and their Homosexually Inclined Sons in Childhood
Richard A. Isay
pp. 275-294
Motivational and Structural Developments and the Emergence of Selfhood in the Analysis of a Latency Child
Raanan Kulka
pp. 295-334
Disturbances in Object Representation
Peter B. Neubauer
pp. 335-351
The Essence of Masochism
Kerry Kelly Novick & Jack Novick
pp. 353-384
Denial of Physical Illness in Adolescence—Collaboration of Patient, Family, and Physicians
Lynn Whisnant Reiser
pp. 385-402
Eating her Words—Food Metaphor as Transitional Symptom in the Recovery of a Bulimic Patient
Victoria Shahly
pp. 403-421
Freud and the Father Complex
Peter Blos
pp. 425-441
Freud's Seduction Theory
Emanuel E. Garcia
pp. 443-468
A Menagerie of Illustrations from Sigmund Freud's Boyhood
Lawrence M. Ginsburg & Sybil A. Ginsburg
pp. 469-486
Ancient Mariner, Pilot's Boy—A Note on the Creativity of Samuel Coleridge
Eugene J. Mahon
pp. 489-509
Experiencing Music
Eero Rechardt
pp. 511-530
Separation-Individuation in a Cycle of Songs—George Crumb's Ancient Voices of Children
Ellen Handler Spitz
pp. 531-543
Childhood Trauma and the Creative Product—A Look at the Early Lives and Later Works of Poe, Wharton, Magritte, Hitchcock, and Bergman
Lenore C. Terr
pp. 545-572
Supervision of Child Psychoanalyses
Jules Glenn
pp. 575-596

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

The Many Meanings of Play—Introduction

Some Functions of Play and Playfulness—A Developmental Perspective

Trauma, Play, and Perversion

Play and Playfulness in Holocaust Survivors

Analytic Discussions with Oedipal Children

Chimeric Objects and Playthings

Notes on Play and Guilt in Child Analysis

Children's Games, Observed and Experienced

Treatment of an Atypical Boy

Therapeutic Play in Space and Time

Play and Reality

A Psychoanalytic View of Play

Mother, is that you

Reflections on the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Patients with Bronchial Asthma

A Child Analyzes a Dream

Fathers and their Homosexually Inclined Sons in Childhood

Motivational and Structural Developments and the Emergence of Selfhood in the Analysis of a Latency Child

Disturbances in Object Representation

The Essence of Masochism

Denial of Physical Illness in Adolescence—Collaboration of Patient, Family, and Physicians

Eating her Words—Food Metaphor as Transitional Symptom in the Recovery of a Bulimic Patient

Freud and the Father Complex

Freud's Seduction Theory

A Menagerie of Illustrations from Sigmund Freud's Boyhood

Ancient Mariner, Pilot's Boy—A Note on the Creativity of Samuel Coleridge

Experiencing Music

Separation-Individuation in a Cycle of Songs—George Crumb's Ancient Voices of Children

Childhood Trauma and the Creative Product—A Look at the Early Lives and Later Works of Poe, Wharton, Magritte, Hitchcock, and Bergman

Supervision of Child Psychoanalyses