Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Siblings: New Perspectives

• An Introduction

  Claudia Lament

  pp. 3-13

• Siblings: Thinking Theory

  Juliet Mitchell

  pp. 14-34

• Sibling Interaction

  Rosemary H. Balsam

  pp. 35-52

• The Theory of Sibling Trauma and the Lateral Dimension

  Karen Gilmore

  pp. 53-65

• Sibling Recognition and the Development of Identity: Intersubjective Consequences of Sibling Differentiation in the Sister Relationship

  Jeanine M. Vivona

  pp. 66-83

• Three Contextual Frameworks for Siblingships: Nonlinear Thinking, Disposition, and Phallocentrism

  Claudia Lament

  pp. 84-99

• Dialogue with the Novicks

  Scott Dowling, Claudia Lament, Kerry Kelly Novick & Jack Novick

  pp. 137-145

• “There Has Never Been Anything like a Classical Child Analysis”: Clinical Discussions with Anna Freud, 1970-1971

  Ava Bry Penman

  pp. 173-193

• Evolution of Traumatic Narratives: Impact of the Holocaust on Children of Survivors

  Nanette C. Auerhahn

  pp. 215-246

• Commentary on Zachrisson

  Olavi Hämäläinen

  pp. 275-278

• The Interface between Cyberspace and Psychotherapeutic Space: Relationship Avoidance and Intimacy in Adolescent Psychotherapy

  Etziona Israeli, Zehorit Asulin-Simhon & Ruth Sharabany

  pp. 279-297

• Acute Onset of the Sinking Feeling in the Elderly: A Case Report and Addendum to an Article Published in This Annual in 1984

  John Hitchcock

  pp. 298-300

Work with Parents

• Concurrent Work with Parents of Adolescent Patients

  Kerry Kelly Novick & Jack Novick

  pp. 103-136

Child Psychoanalysis

• Weaving Child Psychoanalysis: Past, Present, and Future

  Paul M. Brinich

  pp. 149-172

Trauma

• What Becomes of Infantile Traumatic Memories?: An Adult “Wild Child” is Asked to Remember

  Lenore C. Terr

  pp. 197-214

Clinical and Theoretical Contributions

• The Internal/External Issue: What is an Outer Object? Another Person as Object and as Separate other in Object Relations Models

  Anders Zachrisson

  pp. 249-274