Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Celebrating The 150th Anniversary of the Birth of Sigmund Freud

• A Forward View: Celebrating the 150th Birthday of the Founder of Psychoanalysis

  Samuel Abrams

  pp. 3-17

Little Hans Revisited

• Updating Little Hans: An Introduction to the Section

  Samuel Abrams

  pp. 21-27

• Little Hans in the History of Child Analysis

  Elisabeth Young-Bruehl

  pp. 28-43

• Little Hans: A Contemporary Overview

  Harold P. Blum

  pp. 44-60

• Little Hans and Attachment Theory: Bowlby's Hypothesis Reconsidered in Light of New Evidence from the Freud Archives

  Jerome C. Wakefield

  pp. 61-91

• The Psychoanalytic Process in the Treatment of Little Hans

  Joseph S. Bierman

  pp. 92-110

• The Grafs: Father (Max) and Son (Herbert a.k.a. Little Hans)

  Eugene Halpert

  pp. 111-142

• Exploring Little Hans

  Peter B. Neubauer

  pp. 143-149

• Interdisciplinary Psychoanalysis and the Education of Children: Psychoanalytic and Educational Partnerships

  Jonathan Cohen

  pp. 180-207

• Repeating and Recalling Preverbal Memories Through Play: The Psychoanalysis of a Six-year-old Boy Who Suffered Trauma as an Infant

  Inge-Martine Pretorius

  pp. 239-262

• From Loss to H.O.P.E.S.: Safeguarding the Analysis of an Eight-year-old Boy with Multiple Diagnoses in Foster Care

  Ekaterini Strati

  pp. 263-287

• Transience During Midlife as an Adult Psychic Organizer: The Midlife Transition and Crisis Continuum

  Calvin A. Colarusso & Guillermo Julio Montero

  pp. 329-358

Applied Psychoanalysis

• August Aichhorn: A Different Vision of Psychoanalysis, Children, and Society

  Isaac R. Galatzer-Levy & Robert M. Galatzer-Levy

  pp. 153-179

Treatment of Children of Trauma and Disruption

• Still Searching for the Best Interests of the Child: Trauma Treatment in Infancy and Early Childhood*

  Alicia F. Lieberman & William W. Harris

  pp. 211-238

Child Psychoanalytic Technique

• Do Children Get Better when we Interpret their Defenses against Painful Feelings?

  Leon Hoffman

  pp. 291-313

Adult Development

• Kafka's “Letter to his Father” and “The Judgment”: Creativity and Conflicts of Aggression

  Samuel Ritvo

  pp. 317-328