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PEP | Journals - The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child - Volume 44 (1989)
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Volume 44 (1989)
The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child
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Contents
The Place of the Adolescent Process in the Analysis of the Adult
p. 3
Peter Blos
Rapprochement and Other Crises—The Specific and Nonspecific in Analytic Reconstruction
p. 19
Leo Rangell
Therapeutic Processes a Longitudinal View
p. 43
Samuel Abrams
The Reality in Fantasy-Making
p. 57
Shlomith Cohen
From Protomasochism to Masochism—A Developmental View
p. 73
Jules Glenn
Music of the Self and Others—Longitudinal Observations on Musical Giftedness
p. 87
Kyle D. Pruett
Comments on Phobic Mechanisms in Childhood
p. 101
Anne-Marie Sandler
The Analyst's Visual Images and the Child Analyst's Trap
p. 117
Johan Norman
The Psychoanalyst's Use of Tact
p. 137
William Sledge
Gifts in Psychoanalysis—Theoretical and Technical Issues
p. 149
Kenneth H. Talan
Coercion—Technical Problems in the Psychoanalysis of Children
p. 165
Jose A. Valeros
Styles of Connection in Analysis—Clinical Instances
p. 191
Rosemary H. Balsam
Id or Subego—Some Theoretical Questions for Clinicians
p. 199
T. Wayne Downey
Psychoanalytic Neutrality Toward Religious Experience
p. 211
Nathaniel Laor
Time and World in the Thought of Hans W. Loewald
p. 231
Stanley A. Leavy
On Blaming—An Entry to the Question of Values
p. 241
Vann Spruiell
Daughters and Mothers—Oedipal Aspects of the Witch-Mother
p. 267
E. Kirsten Dahl
Adolescent Sexuality—A Body/mind Continuum
p. 281
Moses Laufer
Child Analysis and the Little Prince
p. 297
Steven Luria Ablon
Psychological Change in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice
p. 307
Richard Almond
A Note on "The Theme of the Three Caskets"
p. 325
Eugene J. Mahon
Winnicott and Freud
p. 331
Peter L. Rudnytsky
Primary Art Objects—Psychoanalytic Reflections on Picturebooks for Children
p. 351
Ellen Handler Spitz
Terror Writing by the Formerly Terrified—A Look at Stephen King
p. 369
Lenore C. Terr
Looking for Anna Freud's Mother
p. 391
Elisabeth Young-Bruehl