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...l [[analysts]] (which included Eric Erikson, Edith Jacobson and [[Margaret Mahler]]) who noticed that children's [[symptoms]] were ultimately analogue to per

...aspects. Ralph Greenson isolated a [[screen]]-identity syndrome. Margaret Mahler viewed identity as a facet of development connected with [[object]]-relatio

...ormal infants after her initial studies of autistic [[children]], Margaret Mahler placed autism on a developmental axis that progresses from [[birth]] to "[[

Clark-Williams, Margaret Mahler-Schönberger, Margaret

...r]] [[stage]]," Donald [[Winnicott]]'s "[[transitional object]]," Margaret Mahler's "[[separation]]/individuation," and Erik Erikson's "basic trust" have gen <p>MARGARET ANN FITZPATRICK HANLY</p>

...ones]]'s common-law wife, Loë Kann, was a former patient of his. Margaret Mahler acknowledged in her memoirs that she had been sexually involved with her an

...ld W. Winnicott, and, more typically, child psychiatrists such as Margaret Mahler, Donald Meltzer, Frances Tustin, Serge Lebovici, and René Diatkine. The fi .... A whole <i>culturalist</i> current (Bronislaw Malinowski, Ruth Benedict, Margaret Mead, and others) sought a middle way. Many years after Freud's time, these

...ray]], [[Julia Kristeva]], [[Jacques Lacan]], [[Hans Loewald]], [[Margaret Mahler]], [[Donald Meltzer]], [[Stephen A. Mitchell]], [[David Rapaport]], [[Roy S

...was often visited by [[artist]]s such as [[Johannes Brahms]] and [[Gustav Mahler]]. Ludwig's brother [[Paul Wittgenstein]] went on to become a world-famous ...in from this despairing state. The first was an invitation from his sister Margaret ("Gretl") Stonborough (who was painted by [[Gustav Klimt]] in 1905) to work

* [[Margaret Mahler]]

*[[Margaret Mahler]] * [[Margaret Clark-Williams]]