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The Reconstruction of Trauma: Its Significance in Clinical Work
Authors
Rothstein, A.
Published by
International Universities Press
ISBN-13
978-0823657865
ISBN-10
823657868
Years
1986
Contents
Front Matter
p. 1
Arnold Rothstein
Introduction
p. 1
Arnold Rothstein
Section I: Theoretical Considerations
Chapter 1: The Concept of the Reconstruction of Trauma
p. 7
Harold P. Blum
Chapter 2: Psychic Trauma and its Reconstruction with Particular Reference to Postchildhood Trauma
p. 29
Sidney S. Furst
Chapter 3: Toward a Limited Definition of Psychic Trauma
p. 41
Arnold M. Cooper
Section II: The Reconstruction of Specific Traumata
Chapter 4: Child Abuse
p. 59
Brandt F. Steele
Chapter 5: Physical Trauma and Actual Seduction
p. 73
Robert D. Gillman
Chapter 6: Sibling Loss
p. 95
Sander M. Abend
Chapter 7: Abandonment
p. 105
George H. Pollock
Chapter 8: Divorce
p. 121
Eleanor Galenson
Chapter 9: Parent Loss
p. 135
Joyce McDougall
Chapter 10: The Holocaust
Section III: Discussion
Chapter 12: Discussion of the Various Contributions
p. 195
Charles Brenner
Chapter 13: Discussion of the Various Contributions
p. 205
Scott Dowling
Chapter 14: Conclusion
p. 219
Arnold Rothstein
Appendix: The Spontaneous Discussion
p. 231
Subject Index
p. 257
p. 153
Milton E. Jucovy
Chapter 11: The Holocaust: Reconstruction and the Establishment of Psychic Continuity
p. 171
Anna Ornstein