Ours, Yours, Mine Mutuality and the Emergence

Ours, Yours, Mine: Mutuality and the Emergence of the Separate Self discusses theory and research issues; gender roles and development of girls; female identity; clinical applications, case studies.

Acknowledgments

xi

Introduction

xv

I. Separation-Individuation Theory---Then and Now

Separation-Individuation Theory and Ongoing Research

3

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From Mother to the World Outside: The Use of Space during The Separation-Individuation Process

27

(20)

Ours, Yours, Mine

47

(18)

Speculations on the Development of Gender Role Characteristics

65

(4)

Considerations about the Development of the Girl during the Separation-Individuation Process

69

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Thoughts about Stages on the Way to Empathy and the Capacity for Concern

91

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Arnold Wilson

The Mother's Experience during the Earliest Phases of Infant Development

113

(20)

On the Development of Female Identity: Issues of Mother--Daughter Interaction during the Separation-Individuation Process

133

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Self--Other Action Play: A Window into the Representational World of the Infant

147

(20)

Ilene Sackler Lefcourt

Two Women and Their Mothers: On the Internalization and Development of Mother--Daughter Relationships

167

(30)

Maria Fahey

Autonomy and the Need for the Caretaking Other

197

(22)

Maria Fahey

Love, Admiration, and Identification: On the Intricacies of Mother--Daughter Relationships

219

(24)

Maria Fahey

II. Facilitating the Separation-Individuation Process in the Clinical situation

From Psychological Birth to Motherhood: The Treatment of an Autistic Child with Follow-up into Her Adult Life as a Mother

243

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``I and You'': The Separation-Individuation Process in the Treatment of a Symbiotic-Psychotic Child with Adult Follow-up

287

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Using Insights from Observational Research of Mothers and Babies in the Therapy of Preschool Children: The City University Child Center

321

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From Command to Request: The Development of Language in the Treatment of a Symbiotic-Psychotic Child

365

(24)

Margaret Chernack

The Oral Deadlock: Treatment of a Psychotic Child

389

(20)

Michael Schwartzman

Phyllis Sloate

Arnold Wilson

A Model for the Day Treatment of Severely Disturbed Children

409

(8)

Arnold Wilson

To Be or Not To Be Separate: The Meaning of Hide-and-Seek in Forming Internal Representations

417

(16)

References

433

(16)

Credits

449

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Index

451

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