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Introduction: The Psychoanalytic Century | |
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Jewish Families, European Stories: a Depression and Its Aftermath | |
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Libussa | |
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Jews and Catholics | |
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Sandor Ferenczi | |
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Karl Abraham | |
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London | |
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Analyzing Her Children: from Scandal to Play Technique | |
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The Unconscious Knowledge (of the Child) Versus the Enlightenment (of the Parents) | |
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Inventing Stories with Erich/Fritz | |
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Hans and (Perhaps) Melitta | |
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Playing? Interpreting | |
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Plain Words, Negative Transference, and Decondensation of the Phantasy | |
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The Priority and Interiority of the Other and the Bond: the Baby is Born with His Objects | |
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Narcissism and the Object | |
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Inside/Outside | |
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The "Paranoid-Schizoid Position": Splitting and Projective Identification | |
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The Depressive Position: The Whole Object, the Psychic Realm, and Reparation | |
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Anxiety or Desire: in the Beginning was the Death Drive | |
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Eros Absorbed into Thanatos: Sadistic Devouring and the Anal Attack | |
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The Grief that Affords Us a Soul | |
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The Power of Envy and a Wager on Gratitude | |
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Petits Fours, kleine Frou, Frau Klein | |
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A Most Early and Tyrannical Superego | |
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From the Earliest Stages of the Oedipus Conflict | |
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Neither Boys nor Girls Can Avoid It | |
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Persecuting Idealizations and "Concretizations" | |
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The Case of Richard: Goodness Versus Hitler-Ubu | |
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How Can We Avoid Being Alone? | |
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The Cult of the Mother or an Ode to Matricide? The Parents | |
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The Perpetually Renewed Breast | |
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A Primary Feminine Phase | |
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Female Sexuality ... | |
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... and Male Sexuality | |
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The "Combined" or Coupled Parents | |
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An Oresteia | |
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The Phantasy as a Metaphor Incarnate | |
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The Representative Before Representation | |
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"Prenarrative Envelopes" Between Anxiety and Language | |
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Do Women Have an Affinity for the Archaic? | |
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The Immanence of Symbolism and Its Degrees | |
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From Equations to Symbols: Dick | |
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Klein on Negativity | |
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The Post-Kleinian Approach to the Archaic and the Primary | |
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Cultural Acts of Sublimation: Art and Literature | |
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From the Foreign Language to the Filigree of the Loyal and Disloyal | |
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A Founder Without a Text | |
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Mother and Daughter | |
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Peace and War Among the Ladies | |
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The Politics of Kleinianism | |
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From the Great Controversial Discussions to the Independents | |
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Lacan's Envy and Gratitude | |
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The Left and the Feminists Take Hold of the "Inspired Gut Butcher" | |
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The Inner Mother and the Depth of Thought | |
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Notes | |
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Bibliography | |
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Index | |