Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 49

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Heinz Hartmann A Memorial Tribute and Filial Memoir
Lawrence Hartmann
pp. 3-11
Understanding Adaptive Processes in a Developmental Context: A Reappraisal of Hartmann's Problem of Adaptation
Linda C. Mayes
pp. 12-35
Heinz Hartmann—Psychoanalysisand Health Values Unfolding
Albert J. Solnit
pp. 36-45
Hartmann's Vision: Identical Twins and Developmental Organizations
Samuel Abrams & Peter B. Neubauer
pp. 49-59
The Conceptual Development Of Regression
Harold P. Blum
pp. 60-79
Reality Approximated, External and Internal
Alice B. Colonna
pp. 77-85
The Exclusivity of the Mother-Child Bond: Contributions from Psychoanalytic and Attachment Theories and Day-Care Research
Steven A. Frankel
pp. 86-106
The Role of Displacement in Psychoanalysis
Peter B. Neubauer
pp. 107-119
Psychotherapy Research and Its Implications for a Theory of Therapeutic Change: A Forty-Year Overview
Robert S. Wallerstein
pp. 120-141
Rational and Irrational: Remarks on the Clinical Gendering of Language in Psychoanalysis
Rosemary H. Balsam
pp. 145-158
The “Widening Scope” Reconsidered: Where Do Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Meet?
Pietro Castelnuovo-Tedesco
pp. 159-174
Narcissistic Defense and Learning Inhibition
Robert D. Gillman
pp. 175-189
Analytic Abstinence and Preoedipal Disturbance
Robert S. Hausner
pp. 190-207
Sexual Abuse, or a Delusional Structure?: From Adolescent to Young Adult
Moses Laufer
pp. 208-221
Some Impressions Regarding Conflict, Defect, And Deficit
Fred Pine
pp. 222-240
Remembered Childhood Artifacts: Windows to the Past
Lynn Whisnant Reiser
pp. 241-262
Shame and the Superego: Clinical and Theoretical Considerations
Arnold M. Rothstein
pp. 263-277
The Past Unconscious and the Present Unconscious: A Contribution to a Technical Frame of Reference
Joseph Sandler & Anne-Marie Sandler
pp. 278-292
Neurotic Negativism and Negation in the Psychoanalytic Situation
Robert L. Tyson
pp. 293-312
“How Can We Know the Dancer from the Dance?”: The Analysis of a Five-year-old Girl
Steven Luria Ablon
pp. 315-327
“That Darkness—Is About to Pass”: The Treatment of a Dying Patient
Abby Adams-Silvan
pp. 328-348
Reflections on Multiple Personality Disorder as a Developmentally Complex Adaptation
Judith G. Armstrong
pp. 349-364
A Psychoanalytic Appreciation of Giotto’s Mode of Artistic Representation and Its Implications for Renaissance Art and Science
Sidney J. Blatt
pp. 365-393
The Vicissitudes of Mourning: Virginia Woolf And To The Lighthouse
Katherine Dalsimer
pp. 394-411
Therapeutic Work with a Traumatized Toddler
Theodore J. Gaensbauer
pp. 412-433
Differential Constructions of Trauma in Cases of Suspected Child Sexual Molestation
Michael I. Good
pp. 434-464
The Legend of the European Vampire: Object Loss and Corporeal Preservation
Richard M. Gottlieb
pp. 465-480
Applying Psychoanalysis in an Unconventional Context
Stephen Seligman
pp. 481-500

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Heinz Hartmann A Memorial Tribute and Filial Memoir

Understanding Adaptive Processes in a Developmental Context: A Reappraisal of Hartmann's Problem of Adaptation

Heinz Hartmann—Psychoanalysisand Health Values Unfolding

Hartmann's Vision: Identical Twins and Developmental Organizations

The Conceptual Development Of Regression

Reality Approximated, External and Internal

The Exclusivity of the Mother-Child Bond: Contributions from Psychoanalytic and Attachment Theories and Day-Care Research

The Role of Displacement in Psychoanalysis

Psychotherapy Research and Its Implications for a Theory of Therapeutic Change: A Forty-Year Overview

Rational and Irrational: Remarks on the Clinical Gendering of Language in Psychoanalysis

The “Widening Scope” Reconsidered: Where Do Psychoanalysis and Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Meet?

Narcissistic Defense and Learning Inhibition

Analytic Abstinence and Preoedipal Disturbance

Sexual Abuse, or a Delusional Structure?: From Adolescent to Young Adult

Some Impressions Regarding Conflict, Defect, And Deficit

Remembered Childhood Artifacts: Windows to the Past

Shame and the Superego: Clinical and Theoretical Considerations

The Past Unconscious and the Present Unconscious: A Contribution to a Technical Frame of Reference

Neurotic Negativism and Negation in the Psychoanalytic Situation

“How Can We Know the Dancer from the Dance?”: The Analysis of a Five-year-old Girl

“That Darkness—Is About to Pass”: The Treatment of a Dying Patient

Reflections on Multiple Personality Disorder as a Developmentally Complex Adaptation

A Psychoanalytic Appreciation of Giotto’s Mode of Artistic Representation and Its Implications for Renaissance Art and Science

The Vicissitudes of Mourning: Virginia Woolf And To The Lighthouse

Therapeutic Work with a Traumatized Toddler

Differential Constructions of Trauma in Cases of Suspected Child Sexual Molestation

The Legend of the European Vampire: Object Loss and Corporeal Preservation

Applying Psychoanalysis in an Unconventional Context