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Revitalizing the Self Through Mourning: Reply to Commentaries
Impert, Laura; Rubin, Margaret (2011). Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 21(6): 736-742. doi:10.1080/10481885.2011.629572
The Body Held Hostage: The Paradox of Self-Sufficiency*
Impert, Laura (1999). Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 35(4): 647-671
The Mother at the Glen: The Relationship Between Mourning and Nostalgia
Impert, Laura; Rubin, Margaret (2011). Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 21(6): 691-706. doi:10.1080/10481885.2011.629567

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Exact match: "Oedipus Complex"
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AND: Transference AND Klein
Finds 2 or more words. This narrows the results to documents containing all the search words.
OR: Transference OR Klein
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Finds all word variations using this as the root word.
NOT: A NOT B or A ! B
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Grouping: (clause1 clause2)
Group clauses
Phrase proximity: "phrase terms"~N
Match terms within N positions of each other
Fuzzy: term~1
Fuzzy (approximate) match using edit distance; omit the number to use the default
Wildcard (single): t?st
Match exactly one character at position
Text: Searches for words or phrases within a paragraph (proximity default ~25) anywhere in an article, book chapter, or video transcript EXCEPT in titles, abstracts, summaries, and references. Use this when you are looking for specific content or ideas discussed within a work. E.g., Word search: unconscious fantasies; Phrase search: "unconscious fantasies"; Wildcards: fantas*; Proximity: "unconscious fantasies"~10
Author: Searches by the name of the author or editor. Useful for finding all works by a particular scholar. Enter one or more author names, optimally by surname. E.g., Author search: Ammaniti; Full Name search: "Ammaniti, M."; Wildcards: Amm?n*; Multiple: Ammaniti & Ginzburg
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Everywhere: Searches for words or phrases within a paragraph (proximity default ~25) anywhere in an article, book chapter, or video transcript INCLUDING titles, abstracts, summaries, and references. Use this when you are looking for specific content or ideas discussed within a work. E.g., Word search: contemporary models of psychoanalysis; Phrase search: "contemporary models of psychoanalysis"; Wildcards: psycho*; Proximity: "contemporary models of psychoanalysis"~5
Title, Keywords, Abstract: Searches for words or phrases within the title, assigned keywords, and abstracts of an article, book chapter, or video transcript. Use this to find an overview of works on a particular topic without searching the full text.

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Psychoanal. Dial.2

Contemp. Psychoanal.1

Revitalizing the Self Through Mourning: Reply to Commentaries
Impert, Laura; Rubin, Margaret (2011). Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 21(6): 736-742. doi:10.1080/10481885.2011.629572
The Body Held Hostage: The Paradox of Self-Sufficiency*
Impert, Laura (1999). Contemporary Psychoanalysis, 35(4): 647-671
The Mother at the Glen: The Relationship Between Mourning and Nostalgia
Impert, Laura; Rubin, Margaret (2011). Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 21(6): 691-706. doi:10.1080/10481885.2011.629567

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The Mother at the Glen: The Relationship Between Mourning and Nostalgia