Sachgebiete

Beschreibung:

531 S.; 23 cm. Originalleinen mit Schutzumschlag.

Bemerkung:

Gutes Ex.; Umschl. gering berieben. - Englisch. - INHALT : Contributions to Psychoanalytic Theory ---- SELMA FRAIBERG-Libidinal Object Constancy and Mental Representation. ---- ALVIN FRANK-The Unrememberable and the Unforgettable: Passive Primal Repression. ---- WILLIAM I. GROSSMAN and BENNETT SIMON-Anthropomorphism: Motive, Meaning, and Causality in Psychoanalytic Theory. ---- Aspects of Normal and Pathological Development ---- RUDOLF EKSTEIN and ELAINE CARUTH-Levels of Verbal Communication in the Schizophrenic Child's Struggle against, for, and with the World of Objects. ---- ANNA FREUD-Film Review: John, Seventeen Months: Nine Days in a Residential Nursery by James and Joyce Robertson. ---- PHYLLIS GREENACRE-The Fetish and the Transitional Object. ---- HUMBERTO NAGERA-The Imaginary Companion: Its Significance for Ego Development and Conflict Solution. ---- ANDREW PETO-Terrifying Eyes: A Visual Superego Forerunner. EUGENE PUMPIAN-MINDLIN-Vicissitudes of Infantile Omnipotence MICHAEL D. ROBBINS-On the Psychology of Artistic Creativity. ---- MILTON SIROTA-Urine or You're In: An Ambiguous Word and Its Relation to a Toilet Phobia in a Two-Year-Old. ---- IRVING STEINGART-On Self, Character, and the Development of a Psychic Apparatus ---- Clinical Contributions ---- E. C. M. FRIJLING-SCHREUDER-Borderline States in Children. ---- MAURITS KATAN-A Psychoanalytic Approach to the Diagnosis of Paranoia. ---- JUDITH S. KESTENBERG-Problems of Technique of Child Analysis in Relation to the Various Developmental Stages: Prelatency ---- DORA HARTMANN-A Study of Drug-Taking Adolescents. ---- HERBERT WIEDER and EUGENE H. KAPLAN-Drug Use in Adolescents: Psychodynamic Meaning and Pharmacogenic Effect. ---- MARTHA WOLFENSTEIN-Loss, Rage, and Repetition. ---- Applications of Analysis ---- JOSEPH GOLDSTEIN-On the Function of Criminal Law in Riot Control. ---- JAMES W. HAMILTON-Object Loss, Dreaming, and Creativity: The Poetry of John Keats. ---- Contents of Volumes I-XXIII.