Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Volume 52

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Active Neutrality and Loewald's Metaphor of Theater
Rosemary H. Balsam
pp. 003-016
The Exceptions: Structural and Dynamic Aspects
Joseph Fernando
pp. 017-028
Mental Economics and Psychoanalytic Theories of Psychotic Phenomena
Thomas Freeman
pp. 029-041
Reflections on the Concept “The Patient's Psychic Reality”
Evelyne Albrecht Schwaber
pp. 042-053
In the Land of Counterpane: Travels in the Realm of Play
Marian Birch
pp. 057-075
The Psychological Consequences of Physical Illness or Defect and Their Relationship to the Concept of Deficit
Pietro Castelnuovo-Tedesco
pp. 076-088
Developmental Considerations in Female Latency: A Discussion of Kidnapping Fantasiesin Nine-Year-Old Girls
Laurie S. M. Hollman
pp. 089-117
Boys’ Envy of Mother and the Consequences of This Narcissistic Mortification
Ruth F. Lax
pp. 118-139
Aesthetic Pleasure and the Rhythms of Infancy
Patricia A. Lipscomb
pp. 140-155
The Analysis of a Pre-homosexual Child with a Twelve-Year Developmental Follow-Up
Georgie Babatzanis
pp. 159-189
Technical Issues in Adolescent Analysis: A Jamesian View
Claudia Lament
pp. 190-213
Anniversary Reactions in a Five-Year-Old Boy: Unresolved Conflict, Guilt, and Self-Identifications
Anait Azarian, Thomas W. Miller, Anthony J. Palumbo & Vitali Skriptchenko-Gregorian
pp. 214-226
Dynamic Underpinnings of Father Hunger as Illuminated in the Analysis of an Adolescent Boy
Alan Sugarman
pp. 227-243
Attachment as the Basis of Psychopathological Development and Residential Treatment
Yecheskiel Cohen
pp. 247-259
Symbolic Participation: The Role of Projective Drawings in a Case of Child Abuse
Margaret R. Karp
pp. 260-300
Cubism, Freud, and the Image of Wit
Nancy Olson
pp. 301-331
Huston’s and Joyce’s “The Dead”
Paul Schwaber
pp. 332-339
“One Body for Two” The Problem of Boundaries between Chronically Ill Adolescents and Their Mothers
Inge Seiffge-Krenke
pp. 340-355
Youth in Residential Care: From War Nursery to Therapeutic Milieu
Bertram J. Cohler & Patrick Zimmerman
pp. 359-385
The Personal Origins of Attachment Theory: An Interview with Mary Salter Ainsworth
Peter L. Rudnytsky
pp. 386-405

Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Active Neutrality and Loewald's Metaphor of Theater

The Exceptions: Structural and Dynamic Aspects

Mental Economics and Psychoanalytic Theories of Psychotic Phenomena

Reflections on the Concept “The Patient's Psychic Reality”

In the Land of Counterpane: Travels in the Realm of Play

The Psychological Consequences of Physical Illness or Defect and Their Relationship to the Concept of Deficit

Developmental Considerations in Female Latency: A Discussion of Kidnapping Fantasiesin Nine-Year-Old Girls

Boys’ Envy of Mother and the Consequences of This Narcissistic Mortification

Aesthetic Pleasure and the Rhythms of Infancy

The Analysis of a Pre-homosexual Child with a Twelve-Year Developmental Follow-Up

Technical Issues in Adolescent Analysis: A Jamesian View

Anniversary Reactions in a Five-Year-Old Boy: Unresolved Conflict, Guilt, and Self-Identifications

Dynamic Underpinnings of Father Hunger as Illuminated in the Analysis of an Adolescent Boy

Attachment as the Basis of Psychopathological Development and Residential Treatment

Symbolic Participation: The Role of Projective Drawings in a Case of Child Abuse

Cubism, Freud, and the Image of Wit

Huston’s and Joyce’s “The Dead”

“One Body for Two” The Problem of Boundaries between Chronically Ill Adolescents and Their Mothers

Youth in Residential Care: From War Nursery to Therapeutic Milieu

The Personal Origins of Attachment Theory: An Interview with Mary Salter Ainsworth