The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Part 1 Psychoanalytic theory: some theoretical and technical aspects of gender and social reality in clinical psychoanalysis, Donald M.Kaplan; the analyst's stance and the method of free association, Anton O.Kris; the ego ideal, David Milrod; reflections on the sense of entitlement, Raphael Moses, Rena Moses-Hrushovski; portal aspects of memory overlay in psychoanalysis, Moshe Halevi Spero. Part 2 Development: attachment and separateness, Sidney J.Blatt, Rachel B.Blass; play narratives in 36-month old children, Helen K.Buchsshaum, Robert N.Emde; enduring sadness, Donald J.Cohen; the third individuation, Calvin A.Colarusso; boundaries, limitations and the wish for fusion in the treatment of adolescents, H.Shmuel Erlich. Part 3 Clinical contributions: the analysis of a latency boy, Audrey Gavshon; the role of fantasy in the treatment of a severely disturbed child, Adele M.Kaufman; an imaginary brother, Ruth F.Lax; somatization and dreamwork, Anna Potamianou. Part 4 Transference and countertransference: fragment of an analysis, Steven V.Daniels; adventure in the outdoors, Alexandra M.Harrison. Part 5 Self-esteem and shame: developmental aspects of self esteem in the analysis of an 11 year old boy, Steven Luria Ablon; the oedipal organization of shame, Robert D.Gillman; the development and functioning of the sense of shame, Clifford Yorke et al; orienting perspectives on shame and self-esteem, Samuel Abrams. Part 6 Termination of analysis: comments on termination in child, adolescent and adult analysis, Jack Novick; some issues affecting termination, Marianne Parsons; termination in midadolescence, Anita G.Schmukler. Part 7 Applied analysis: the secret garden - a therapeutic metaphor, Barbara R.Almond; Alain-Fournier, Stanley A.Leavy; who's afraid in Virginia Woolfe? clues to early sexual abuse in literature, Lenore C.Terr.