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Acknowledgments | |
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Preface | |
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Foreword | |
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Immaterial Facts | |
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Freud's Early Model of the Mind | |
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Psychic Reality | |
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Psychoanalysis of Children | |
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Psychology without a Psyche | |
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The Seduction Theory | |
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A Scientific Fairy Tale | |
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The Discovery of Unconscious Fantasy | |
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Infantile Sexuality | |
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The Oedipus Complex | |
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The Dynamic Unconscious | |
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The Structure of Dreams and Neurosis | |
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The Meaning of Dreams | |
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Dreams and Neurosis | |
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Repression | |
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Transference and the Crystallization of the Psychoanalytic Method | |
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The Role of Transference in Psychoanalysis | |
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The Crystallization of the Psychoanalytic Method | |
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Free Association | |
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Free-Floating Attention | |
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Gravitational Confinement | |
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The Persistence of Freud's Original Model | |
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The Theory of Libido | |
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A Specimen Case: Little Hans | |
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Case History | |
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Freud at the Midpoint of His Development | |
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Identification and the Structure of the Inner World | |
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Identification | |
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The Structure of the Inner World | |
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Anxiety and the Structure of the Inner World | |
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Abandoning the Libido Theory of Anxiety | |
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A Psychological Theory of Anxiety | |
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Beyond Eros | |
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The Destructive Instinct | |
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Melanie Klein's Place in Psychoanalysis | |
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Freud's Comments on Klein | |
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Opposition and Acceptance | |
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The Method of Child Psychoanalysis | |
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Klein's Approach to the Psychoanalysis of Children | |
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Klein's Technique of Child Analysis | |
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Transference in Children | |
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The Child's Construction of Experience | |
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External Repression | |
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The Child's Internal World | |
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Instinct, Fantasy, and Early Psychic Processes | |
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Fantasy and Instinct | |
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Unconscious Fantasy and External Reality | |
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Fantasy and Psychological Structure | |
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Projective Identification and the Formation of the Inner World | |
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The Formation of the Superego | |
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Splitting and the Early Development of the Internal Object World | |
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The Paranoid-Schizoid Position | |
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Projective Identification | |
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Projective Identification and the Psychoanalysis of Schizophrenia | |
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The Transformation of the Superego: Psychological Integration and Growth | |
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The Depressive Position and the Sense of Reality | |
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Reparation | |
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Manic Defenses and Depressive Illness | |
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Reparation, Creativity, and Normal Psychological Development | |
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The Early Stages of the Oedipus Complex | |
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Oedipal Development of the Boy | |
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Oedipal Development of the Girl | |
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The Kleinian Revision of the Oedipus Complex | |
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Envy and Gratitude, Splitting and Integration | |
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Unconscious Envy and Splitting | |
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Unconscious Gratitude and Integration | |
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Psychoanalytic Knowledge | |
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Therapeutic Knowledge | |
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Theoretical Knowledge | |
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Freud and Klein: A Summary | |
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References | |
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Index | |