Play, Gender, Therapy

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS INTRODUCTION - Nellie L. ThompsonPROLOGUE Interview with Eleanor Galenson - Milton SennPROLOGUE Our children, our future: li a conversation with Eleanor Galenson - Lucy LaFargePART I SYMBOLISATION, THOUGHT, AND LANGUAGE Introduction to Part 1 - Patricia Nachman CHAPTER ONE A consideration of the nature of thought in childhood play - Eleanor Galenson Discussion of Chapter One - Phyllis Greenacre CHAPTER TWO The impact of early sexual discovery on mood, defensive organisation, and symbolisation - Eleanor Galenson and Herman Roiphe Discussion of Chapter Two - Phyllis Greenacre CHAPTER THREE The influence of hostile aggression on the development of expressive language - Eleanor GalensonPART II INFANTILE ORIGINS OF SEXUAL IDENTITY Introduction to Part II - Lucy LaFarge CHAPTER FOUR Early genital activity and the castration complex - Herman Roiphe and Eleanor Galenson CHAPTER FIVE Object loss and early sexual development - Eleanor Galenson and Herman Roiphe Discussion of Chapter Five - Albert Solnit CHAPTER SIX Observation of early infantile sexual and erotic development - Eleanor Galenson CHAPTER SEVEN Review of The Infantile Origins of Sexual Identity - Elizabeth Lloyd Mayer CHAPTER EIGHT Review of The Infantile Origins of Sexual Identity - Jerome D. OremlandPART III THE TRIPARTITE THERAPEUTIC MODEL CHAPTER NINE Treatment of psychological disorders of early childhood: a tripartite therapeutic model - Eleanor Galenson CHAPTER TEN Gender disturbance in a three-and-a-half-year-old boy - Eleanor Galenson and Barbara Fields CHAPTER ELEVEN Psychoanalytic approach to psychotic disturbances in very young children: a clinical report - Eleanor GalensonINDEX