Volume 50, issue 1, March 1990

13 articles in this issue

The transitional personality: Dislocation as a major character dynamic

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- Theodore Isaac Rubin
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 1 - 10
Discussion of "The Transitional Personality: Dislocation as a major character dynamic" by Theodore Isaac Rubin

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- Jeffrey Rubin
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 11 - 17
Discussion of "The Transitional Personality: Dislocation as a major character dynamic" by Theodore Isaac Rubin

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- Stephen M. Remen
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 19 - 23
Understanding the diabetic patient from a psychological dimension: Implications for the patient and the provider

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- Michael Bergman
- Saim B. Akin
- Philip Felig
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 25 - 33
The feminine self—introduction

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- Helena Harris
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 35 - 36
Charlotte Bronte and the feminine self

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- Susan Kavaler-Adler
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 37 - 43
Virginia Woolf: The feminine self

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- Shirley Panken
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 45 - 55
The feminine self: Anais nin

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- Sharon Spencer
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 57 - 62
Discussion: The feminine self

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- Esther Menaker
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 63 - 65
The psychodynamics of the compulsive female shopper

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- Lauren Lawrence
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 67 - 70
Case study: The illustrative nightmare of a young borderline woman

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- Richard M. O'Neill
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 71 - 74
Songs of the countertransference in psychotherapy dyads

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- Cora L. Díaz de Chumaceiro
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 75 - 89
Anxiety narcotizing as an expression of changes in the preconscious archetype functioning in our times

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- Krzysztof Włoch
- Content type: OriginalPaper
- Pages: 91 - 96

Volume 50, issue 1, March 1990

The transitional personality: Dislocation as a major character dynamic

Discussion of "The Transitional Personality: Dislocation as a major character dynamic" by Theodore Isaac Rubin

Discussion of "The Transitional Personality: Dislocation as a major character dynamic" by Theodore Isaac Rubin

Understanding the diabetic patient from a psychological dimension: Implications for the patient and the provider

The feminine self—introduction

Charlotte Bronte and the feminine self

Virginia Woolf: The feminine self

The feminine self: Anais nin

Discussion: The feminine self

The psychodynamics of the compulsive female shopper

Case study: The illustrative nightmare of a young borderline woman

Songs of the countertransference in psychotherapy dyads

Anxiety narcotizing as an expression of changes in the preconscious archetype functioning in our times

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