Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Alternative Pathways to Parenthood

• When Baby Makes Three or Four or More: Attachment, Individuation, and Identity in Assisted-Conception Families

  Diane Ehrensaft

  pp. 3-23

Contributions from Developmental Psychology

• Equifinality, Multifinality, and the Rediscovery of the Importance of Early Experiences: Pathways from Early Adversity to Psychiatric and (Functional) Somatic Disorders

  Patrick Luyten, Nicole Vliegen, Boudewijn Van Houdenhove & Sidney J. Blatt

  pp. 27-60

• Stock-Still Behavior: A Potential Developmental Marker

  Susan P. Sherkow, Lissa Weinstein, Sarah R. Kamens, Matthew Megyes, Lynn P. Tishman & Cheryl Williams

  pp. 61-79

• Manic Defenses against Loneliness in Adolescence

  Thomas F. Barrett

  pp. 111-136

• The Dual Process of Adolescent Immigration and Relocation: From Country to Country and from Childhood to Adolescence—Its Reflection in Psychodynamic Psychotherapy

  Ruth Sharabany & Etziona Israeli

  pp. 137-162

• Maurice Sendak's Trilogy: Disappointment, Fury, and Their Transformation through Art

  Richard M. Gottlieb

  pp. 186-217

• A Further Excavation of Seduction, Seduction Trauma, and the Seduction Theory

  Harold P. Blum

  pp. 254-269

• Transformation into Adolescence

  Claudia Lament

  pp. 280-290

• Blood, Sweat, and Tears: The Effort of Narrative Change in Psychoanalysis

  Rona Knight

  pp. 292-311

• Transformation: Identifying a Specific Mode of Change: Descriptive and Conceptual Considerations

  Samuel Abrams

  pp. 312-320

Clinical Contributions

• Therapeutic Work with a Physically Abused Preschooler

  Virginia M. Shiller

  pp. 83-110

Applied Psychoanalysis

• The Children's Books of William Steig: A Creative Representation of Early Separation and Resiliency

  Susan Scheftel

  pp. 165-185

Historical Contributions

• The Civilization of Discontent: Notes on the Hidden Sources of Unbehagen in Freud's Analysis of Civilization

  Moshe Halevi Spero

  pp. 221-253

Study Group on Transformations in Psychoanalysis

• Conceptualizing Transformations in Child and Adult Psychoanalysis

  Wendy Olesker & Claudia Lament

  pp. 273-279