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Autistic barriers in neurotic patients

By: Material type: TextTextNew Haven, CT Yale University Press c1986Description: x, 326p.; ill., 1 port.; bibliog.; indicesContent type:
  • text
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  • unmediated
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  • volume
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  • 0300038402
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Contents:
Foreword - James S. Grotstein. Part 1 - Psychogenic autism. 1 The nature of psychogenic autism: an overview. 2 The growth of understanding: a personal statement. 3 Thoughts on psychogenic autism with special reference to a paper by Melanie Klein. 4 A significant element in the development of psychogenic autism. 5 Situations which may precipitate psychogenic autism. 6 Autistic objects. 7 Autistic shapes exemplified in childhood psychopathology. 8 Autistic shapes exemplified in adult psychopathology. 9 Shapes associated with emergence from psychogenic autism. 10 A glimpse into the world of an autistic child. Part 2 - Psychogenic autism in neurotic patients. 11 Falling. 12 Spilling and dissolving. 13 The development of 'I-ness'. 14 Anorexia nervosa in an adolescent girl. 15 The rhythm of safety. 16 Psychotherapy with psychogenic autistic states
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1st pub. in the United Kingdom in 1986 by H. Karnac (Books) Ltd. Pub. in the U.S. in 1987 by Yale UP.

Foreword - James S. Grotstein. Part 1 - Psychogenic autism. 1 The nature of psychogenic autism: an overview. 2 The growth of understanding: a personal statement. 3 Thoughts on psychogenic autism with special reference to a paper by Melanie Klein. 4 A significant element in the development of psychogenic autism. 5 Situations which may precipitate psychogenic autism. 6 Autistic objects. 7 Autistic shapes exemplified in childhood psychopathology. 8 Autistic shapes exemplified in adult psychopathology. 9 Shapes associated with emergence from psychogenic autism. 10 A glimpse into the world of an autistic child. Part 2 - Psychogenic autism in neurotic patients. 11 Falling. 12 Spilling and dissolving. 13 The development of 'I-ness'. 14 Anorexia nervosa in an adolescent girl. 15 The rhythm of safety. 16 Psychotherapy with psychogenic autistic states

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