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PEP | Journals - The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child - Volume 67 (2013)
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Volume 67 (2013)
The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child
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Contents
Siblings: New Perspectives
An Introduction
p. 3
Claudia Lament
Siblings: Thinking Theory
p. 14
Juliet Mitchell
Sibling Interaction
p. 35
Rosemary H. Balsam
The Theory of Sibling Trauma and the Lateral Dimension
p. 53
Karen Gilmore
Sibling Recognition and the Development of Identity: Intersubjective Consequences of Sibling Differentiation in the Sister Relationship
p. 66
Jeanine M. Vivona
Three Contextual Frameworks for Siblingships: Nonlinear Thinking, Disposition, and Phallocentrism
p. 84
Claudia Lament
Work with Parents
Concurrent Work with Parents of Adolescent Patients
p. 103
Kerry Kelly Novick & Jack Novick
Dialogue with the Novicks
p. 137
Scott Dowling, Claudia Lament, Kerry Kelly Novick & Jack Novick
Child Psychoanalysis
Weaving Child Psychoanalysis: Past, Present, and Future
p. 149
Paul M. Brinich
“There Has Never Been Anything like a Classical Child Analysis”: Clinical Discussions with Anna Freud, 1970-1971
p. 173
Ava Bry Penman
Trauma
What Becomes of Infantile Traumatic Memories?: An Adult “Wild Child” is Asked to Remember
p. 197
Lenore C. Terr
Evolution of Traumatic Narratives: Impact of the Holocaust on Children of Survivors
p. 215
Nanette C. Auerhahn
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
p. 249
Anders Zachrisson
Commentary on Zachrisson
p. 275
Olavi Hämäläinen
The Interface between Cyberspace and Psychotherapeutic Space: Relationship Avoidance and Intimacy in Adolescent Psychotherapy
p. 279
Etziona Israeli, Zehorit Asulin-Simhon & Ruth Sharabany
Acute Onset of the Sinking Feeling in the Elderly: A Case Report and Addendum to an Article Published in This Annual in 1984
p. 298
John Hitchcock