Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 43

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Trauma or Drive—drive and Trauma—A Reading of Sigmund Freud's Phylogenetic Fantasy of 1915
Ilse Grubrich-Simitis
pp. 3-32
Early Reviews of the Interpretation of Dreams
Mark Kanzer
pp. 33-48
The Transference Neurosis in Child Analysis
Judith Fingert Chused
pp. 51-81
A Current View of the Psychoanalytic Theory of Depression—With Notes on the Role of Identification, Orality, and Anxiety
David Milrod
pp. 83-99
On the Early Formation of the Mind—Ii. from Differentiation to Self and Object Constancy
Veikko Tähkä
pp. 101-134
On the Fate of the Intrapsychic Image of the Psychoanalyst after Termination of the Analysis
Martin S. Bergmann
pp. 137-153
Termination Analyzable and Unanalyzable
Hans W. Loewald
pp. 155-166
Sweating it out
Hanna Segal
pp. 167-175
The Development of Time Sense in Adolescence
Calvin A. Colarusso
pp. 179-197
The Terminability of Adolescence and Psychoanalysis
H. Shmuel Erlich
pp. 199-211
Inner Themes and Outer Behaviors in Early Childhood Development—A Longitudinal Study
Henry Massie, Abbot A. Bronstein & Joseph Afterman
pp. 213-242
The Psychoanalytic Process in Adults and Children
Samuel Abrams
pp. 245-261
From the Analysis of a 5-Year-Old Boy with Pathological Narcissism
Eva Berberich
pp. 263-278
The Disavowal of Authority in a Child of Divorce
T. Wayne Downey
pp. 279-289
Some Reflections on the Inner Space and its Contents
Yehoyakim Stein
pp. 291-304
"I ain't Nobody"—A Study of Black Male Identity Formation
Helen R. Beiser
pp. 307-318
Communal Upbringing in the Kibbutz—The Allure and Risks of Psychoanalytic Utopianism
Emanuel Berman
pp. 319-335
The "Golden Fantasy" and Countertransference—Residential Treatment of the Abused Child
Yecheskel Cohen
pp. 337-350
Fantasies of Gender
E. Kirsten Dahl
pp. 351-365
Family Intervention and Parental Involvement in the Facilitation of Mourning in a 4-Year-Old Boy
Elisabeth Muir, Ann Speirs & Ginny Tod
pp. 367-383
Heidi's Metaphoric Appeal to Latency—A Journey Through the Oedipus Complex
Allen J. Palmer
pp. 387-397
The Power of the Eye in Nature, Nurture, and Culture—A Developmental View of Mutual Gaze
Anneliese Riess
pp. 399-421
Redefining the Revenant—Guilt and Sibling Loss in Guntrip and Freud
Peter L. Rudnytsky
pp. 423-432
Picturing the Child's Inner World of Fantasy—On the Dialectic Between Image and Word
Ellen Handler Spitz
pp. 433-447

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Trauma or Drive—drive and Trauma—A Reading of Sigmund Freud's Phylogenetic Fantasy of 1915

Early Reviews of the Interpretation of Dreams

The Transference Neurosis in Child Analysis

A Current View of the Psychoanalytic Theory of Depression—With Notes on the Role of Identification, Orality, and Anxiety

On the Early Formation of the Mind—Ii. from Differentiation to Self and Object Constancy

On the Fate of the Intrapsychic Image of the Psychoanalyst after Termination of the Analysis

Termination Analyzable and Unanalyzable

Sweating it out

The Development of Time Sense in Adolescence

The Terminability of Adolescence and Psychoanalysis

Inner Themes and Outer Behaviors in Early Childhood Development—A Longitudinal Study

The Psychoanalytic Process in Adults and Children

From the Analysis of a 5-Year-Old Boy with Pathological Narcissism

The Disavowal of Authority in a Child of Divorce

Some Reflections on the Inner Space and its Contents

"I ain't Nobody"—A Study of Black Male Identity Formation

Communal Upbringing in the Kibbutz—The Allure and Risks of Psychoanalytic Utopianism

The "Golden Fantasy" and Countertransference—Residential Treatment of the Abused Child

Fantasies of Gender

Family Intervention and Parental Involvement in the Facilitation of Mourning in a 4-Year-Old Boy

Heidi's Metaphoric Appeal to Latency—A Journey Through the Oedipus Complex

The Power of the Eye in Nature, Nurture, and Culture—A Developmental View of Mutual Gaze

Redefining the Revenant—Guilt and Sibling Loss in Guntrip and Freud

Picturing the Child's Inner World of Fantasy—On the Dialectic Between Image and Word