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Hardcover. Condición: Gut. 257 p. Good copy, with marks of use and age. The binding is a little bend. - - Contributors - - Preface - - Paul A. Dewald, M.D. - - Introduction - - Arnold Rothstein, M.D. - - Section I. Historical Review - - 1. Two Approaches to Infant Research: - - A Review and Integration - - Phyllis Tyson, Ph.D. - - Section II. The Workshop Papers - - 2. How Does Infant Research Affect Our Clinical Work with Adolescents? A Case Report - - Jack Novick, Ph.D. - - 3. Gender Disturbance in a Three-and-One-Half-Year- Old Boy - - Eleanor Galenson, M.D. - - Barbara Fields, M.S.W. - - 4. The Therapeutic Dyad in the Light of Infant Observational Research - - Melvin A. Scharfman, M.D. - - 5. The Significance of Infant Observational Research for Clinical Work with Prelatency Children - - Jules Glenn, M.D. - - 6. Infant Research and Adult Psychoanalysis - - Arnold M. Cooper, M.D. - - 7. Model Scenes, Motivation, and Personality - - Joseph D. Lichtenberg. M.D. - - 8. The Relevance of Infant Observational Research for the Analytic Understanding of Adult Patients' Nonverbal Behaviors - - James T. McLaughlin, M.D. - - 9. Infant Observation and the Reconstruction of Early Experience - - Martin A. Silverman, M.D. - - Section III. The Discussions - - 10. The Challenge Posed by Infant Observational Research to Traditional Psychoanalytic Formulations: A Discussion of the Papers - - Morton Shane, M.D. - - 11. The Value, Use, and Abuse of Infant Developmental Research - - Harold P. Blum, M.D. - - 12. The Viewpoint of a Devil's Advocate William W. Meissner, S.J., M.D. - - 13. The Significance of Infant Observations for Psychoanalysis in Later Stages of Life: A Discussion - - Leo Rangell, M.D. - - 14. Epilogue - - Scott Dowling, M.D. - - References - - Name Index - - Subject Index. Sprache: Deutsch Gewicht in Gramm: 250.…