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What a psychoanalyst learned from the Holocaust and genocide by Kestenberg, J S

“…This paper is concerned with certain aspects of the Holocaust as it concerns children of survivors and child survivors. It describes transposition and…”
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Children who survived the Holocaust. The role of rules and routines in the development of the superego by Kestenberg, J S, Brenner, I

“…Data from several sources were presented to elucidate the following thesis. The disruptions of rules and regulations in the lives of infants and children, born…”
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Imagining and remembering by Kestenberg, J S

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Growing up in the Holocaust culture by Kestenberg, J S, Gampel, Y

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Memories from early childhood by Kestenberg, J S

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The sense of belonging and altruism in children who survived the Holocaust by Kestenberg, M, Kestenberg, J S

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The psychological consequences of punitive institutions by Kestenberg, J S

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A developmental approach to disturbances of sex-specific identity by Kestenberg, J S

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Child survivors of the holocaust

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Vicissitudes of female sexuality by KESTENBERG, J S

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The debate on day care continued by Kestenberg, J S

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Regression and reintegration in pregnancy by Kestenberg, J S

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Psychoanalyses of children of survivors from the holocaust: case presentations and assessment by Kestenberg, J S

“…Case illustrations are used to support the hypothesis that there may be a survivor-child's complex, though a pathological syndrome cannot be detected. A…”
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The three faces of femininity by Kestenberg, J S

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Prevention, infant therapy, and the treatment of adults. 1. Toward understanding mutuality by Kestenberg, J S, Buelte, A

“…This is the first in a series of papers about the relevance of infant therapy to the treatment of adults. A description of maternal and infantile movement…”
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Prevention, infant therapy, and the treatment of adults: 2. Mutual holding and holding-oneself-up by Kestenberg, J S, Buelte, A

“…This is the second paper in a series of papers concerned with the relevance of infant therapy to the treatment of adults. The detailed presentation of a case…”
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THE ROLE OF MOVEMENT PATTERNS IN DEVELOPMENT. I. RHYTHMS OF MOVEMENT by KESTENBERG, J S

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The role of movement patterns in development. II. Flow of tension and effort by Kestenberg, J S

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Phases of adolescence: with suggestions for a correlation of psychic and hormonal organizations. 3. Puberty growth, differentiation, and consolidation by Kestenberg, J S

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Acting out in the analysis of children and adults by Kestenberg, J S

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