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PEP | Journals - The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child - Volume 36 (1981)
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Volume 36 (1981)
The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child
← Vol. 35
Vol. 37 →
Contents
In Memoriam Marianne Kris 1900–1980
p. ix
Problems of Development: Contributions in Honor of Dorothy Burlingham
Application of the Metapsychological Profile to the Assessment of Deaf Children
p. 3
Paul M. Brinich
Success Through their Own Efforts
p. 33
Alice B. Colonna
Personality Development in Identical Twins—The First Decade of Life
p. 45
Donald J. Cohen
Toward a Developmental Line for the Acquisition of Language
p. 71
Rose M. Edgcumbe
Speech, Language, and the Vocal-Auditory Connection
p. 105
David A. Freedman
The Concept of Developmental Lines—Their Diagnostic Significance
p. 129
Anna Freud
What We can Learn from Pathology about Normal Development
p. 137
E. C.M. Frijling-Schreuder
A Review of Twins: A Study of Three Pairs of Identical Twins by Dorothy Burlingham
p. 147
Heinz Hartmann
On Giving Advice to Parents in Analysis
p. 151
Anton O. Kris
The Adolescent's Use of the Body in Object Relationships and in the Transference—A Comparison of Borderline and Narcissistic Modes of Functioning
p. 163
M. Eglé Laufer
The Psychoanalyst and the Adolescent's Sexual Development
p. 181
Moses Laufer
The Significance of Pets for Children—Illustrated by a Latency-Age Girl's Use of Pets in her Analysis
p. 193
Ivan Sherick
Some Notes on the Application of the Diagnostic Profile to Young Blind Children
p. 217
Doris M. Wills
Problems of Insight
Insight—Its Presence and Absence as a Factor in Normal Development
p. 241
Anna Freud
Insight—The Teiresian Gift
p. 251
Samuel Abrams
Insight—Pleasurable Affects Associated with Insight and their Origins in Infancy
p. 271
Charles A. Mangham
Reminiscences and Insight
p. 279
George H. Pollock
Insight as Metaphor
p. 289
Leonard Shengold
Insight as an Embedded Concept in the Early Historical Phase of Psychoanalysis
p. 307
Arthur F. Valenstein
Clinical Contributions to Psychoanalytic Theory
Self Theory, Conflict Theory, and the Problem of Hypochondriasis
p. 319
Arnold D. Richards
Anxiety, Symptom Formation, and Ego Autonomy
p. 339
Samuel Ritvo
Balance and Anxiety
p. 365
Isidor Silbermann
Applications of Psychoanalysis
"The Peasant Marey"—A Screen Memory
p. 381
Iza S. Erlich
The Domestic Dimensions of Violence—Child Abuse
p. 391
Richard Galdston
Extreme Traumatization as Cumulative Trauma—Psychoanalytic Investigations of the Effects of Concentration Camp Experiences on Survivors and their Children
p. 415
Ilse Grubrich-Simitis
Bibliographical Note
p. 451