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Real and Imaginary Fathers
Development, Transference, and Healing
Salman Akhtar (Anthology Editor) , Henri Parens (Anthology Editor) , Anni Bergman (Contributor) , Lawrence Blum (Contributor) , Ruth M.S. Fischer (Contributor) , Ruth Garfield (Contributor) , James Herzog (Contributor) , Henri Parens (Contributor) , Alexandra Powell (Contributor) , Kyle Pruett (Contributor) , Barbara Young (Contributor) , Thomas Wolman (Contributor)
Real and Imaginary Fathers
Development, Transference, and Healing
Salman Akhtar (Anthology Editor) , Henri Parens (Anthology Editor) , Anni Bergman (Contributor) , Lawrence Blum (Contributor) , Ruth M.S. Fischer (Contributor) , Ruth Garfield (Contributor) , James Herzog (Contributor) , Henri Parens (Contributor) , Alexandra Powell (Contributor) , Kyle Pruett (Contributor) , Barbara Young (Contributor) , Thomas Wolman (Contributor)
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Description
"This is a day and age of diminished presence of the nuclear family, a high incidence of divorce, multiple diverse family arrangements, an increase in single-parent families, and an abundance of childhood distress. Absent fathers are ubiquitous. It has become urgent, demanding, pressing that we understand the father's contribution and what is lost in his absence. It requires our immediate and most serious attention."
-Ruth M.S. Fischer
Table of Contents
Chapter 2 Father Hunger: Fighting and Coexistence
Chapter 3 Making a Case for Father Hunger in Girls
Chapter 4 Fathers and Young Children: Longitudinal Lessons on Autonomy, Gatekeeping, Overnights, Etc
Chapter 5 Further Thoughts on The Role of Fathers in Psychic Development
Chapter 6 Celluloid Fathers: The Depiction of Paternal Function in Some Recent Movies
Chapter 7 The Failures of Paternal Function and Their Compensations
Chapter 8 The Experience of Becoming and Being a New Father
Chapter 9 The Baby as a Transference Object for the Father
Chapter 10 What Is the Father to the Child?
Product details
Published | 28 Jan 2005 |
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Format | Ebook (Epub & Mobi) |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 172 |
ISBN | 9780765707376 |
Imprint | Jason Aronson, Inc. |
Series | Margaret S Mahler (jar) |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
About the contributors
Reviews
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The quality of presentations is consistent with the high caliber we have come to expect of this series and the volume as a whole makes a valuable contribution to a deepening understanding and appreciation of the vital role of fathers in the developmental experience of children of both genders. Students of child development and particularly practicing child analysts and psychiatrists will welcome these reflections.
Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic: A Journal for the Mental Health Professions