Recently added articles from Canadian Journal of Psychoanalysis:
WORKING WITH EVA: THE VALUE OF COLLABORATION
Oct 01, 2009; ... I first met Eva Lester in 1982 when we were both newly appointed members of the Program Committee of the American Psychoanalytic Association. I was drawn to Eva who I felt was an appealing and like-minded person. We shared many opinions, both about the program and about psychoanalysis. We were ...
GENDER AND IDENTITY ISSUES IN THE ANALYTIC PROCESS
Oct 01, 2009; ... Psychoanalysis as therapy was originally premised on the importance of the uncovering and reconstructing of the analysand's past; the emphasis on uncovering and restructuring was strengthened by the early views on transference seen predominantly as the 'new editions' of early experience (Freud, ...
EVA LESTER, A MODERN PSYCHOANALYST: A DISCUSSION OF HER SCHOLARSHIP
Oct 01, 2009; ... INTRODUCTION Dr. Eva Lester was a modern psychoanalyst. She challenged the concept of the female as a castrated male and advanced the view that the female is aware of being feminine at an early age. Her approach was rational and was validated by child observation. Lester's ...
EVA LESTER'S PSYCHOANALYTIC PUBLICATIONS
Oct 01, 2009; ... 1 1973 Symbol and symptom in childhood. Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 18, 421-426. 2 1975 Language behaviour and child psychotherapy. Canadian Psychiatric Association Journal, 20(3), 175-181. 3 1976 On the psychosexual development of the female child. Journal of the ...
WINNICOTT'S CONCEPT OF INNATE MORALITY AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE CAPACITY FOR CONCERN
Oct 01, 2009; ... The child is sitting on the potty looking at her father and getting the message from her father to please him by using the potty. She does what he asks. She is 10 months old so this is impossible to do, neurophysiologically speaking. The achievement of continence is recorded in her baby book and ...