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PEP | Journals - The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child - Volume 51 (1996)
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Volume 51 (1996)
The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child
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Contents
Introduction
p. 001
Albert J. Solnit
Anna Freud’s Contributions to Our Knowledge of Child Development: An Overview
p. 007
Clifford Yorke
Differentiation and Integration
p. 025
Samuel Abrams
Current Issues in Psychoanalytic Child Development
p. 035
Peter B. Neubauer
“Put Yourself in the Skin of the Child,” She Said
p. 46
Joseph Goldstein & Sonja Goldstein
Anna Freud as a Historian of Psychoanalysis
p. 056
Elisabeth Young-Bruehl
Offerings and Acceptances: Technique and Therapeutic Action
p. 071
Samuel Abrams
Undoing the Lag in the Technique of Conflict and Defense Analysis
p. 087
Paul Gray
Dread of the Strength of the Instincts
p. 102
John Hitchcock
Anna Freud and Developmental Psychoanalytic Psychology
p. 117
Linda C. Mayes & Donald J. Cohen
Anna Freud
p. 142
Jill M. Miller
Object Relations, Affect Management, and Psychic Structure Formation: The Concept of Object Constancy
p. 172
Phyllis Tyson
Diagnosis in Clinical Practice: Its Relationship to Psychoanalytic Theory
p. 190
Clifford Yorke
Anna Freud: Observation and Development
p. 217
Alice B. Colonna
The Analytic Resolution of a Developmental Imbalance
p. 235
Carla Elliott-Neely
Developing Developmental Lines
p. 255
Alan J. Flashman
The Psychoanalytic Legacy of Anna Freud
p. 270
Anne-Marie Sandler
Trauma and the Developmental Process: Excerpts from an Analysis of an Adopted Child
p. 287
Shlomith Cohen
The Concept of Penis Envy Revisited: A Child Analyst Listens to Adult Women
p. 303
E. Kirsten Dahl
Oedipal and Preoedipal Transference Transformations: Comments on the Analysis of a Latency-Age Boy
p. 326
Rhoda S. Frenkel
The Role of Passivity in the Relationship to the Body during Adolescence
p. 348
M. Eglé Laufer
Observations on the Long-term Effects of Child Analysis: Implications for Technique
p. 365
Samuel Ritvo
The Good Boy Syndrome and Malignant Academic Failure in Early Adolescence
p. 386
Robert L. Tyson
Complicating the Theory: The Application of Psychoanalytic Concepts and Understanding to Family Preservation
p. 411
Jean Adnopoz
The Bereavement Process in Children of Parents with AIDS
p. 422
Seth Aronson
Oedipal Themes in Latency: Analysis of the “Farmer’s Daughter” Joke
p. 436
Erika K. Clowes
Psychological Complications of Short Stature in Childhood
p. 455
Steven A. Frankel
Mother’s Milk: A Psychoanalyst Looks at Breastfeeding
p. 475
Michelle E. Friedman
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on Adolescent Suicide
p. 491
Robert A. King & Alan Apter
The Psychoanalyst Of The Adolescent
p. 512
Moses Laufer
Psychoanalysis on the Beat: Children, Police, and Urban Trauma
p. 522
Steven Marans
States of Overstimulation in Early Childhood
p. 542
Donald L. Rosenblitt
The Eternal Triangle across Cultures: Oedipus, Hsueh, and Ganesa
p. 562
Nadine M. Tang & Bruce L. Smith
Lie as Narrative Truth in Abused Adopted Adolescents
p. 580
Sallye Wilkinson & George Hough