Proposals by Alicia Roberts (3 results)

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Gebraucht, aber gut erhalten; tls. leichte Gebrauchsspuren. - 6 Hefte. - ISSN 0020-7578. - Kompletter Jahrgang der Zeitschrift. - ADROER, SALVADOR Fixation of asthma and sexual impotence at different - pregenital stages - ALVAREZ DE TOLEDO, LUISA The analysis of 'associating', 'interpreting' - and 'words' - ARLOW, JACOB A The concept of psychic reality-how useful? - BALSAM, ROSEMARY H Psychic reality and films (panel report) - BARROS, ELIAS MALLET DA ROCHA Addressing the psychic reality of the - borderline child (panel report) - BATEMAN, ANTHONY W Psychic reality in borderline conditions (panel report) BERNARDI, RICARDO SEE VOLLMER F°, GERMANO - BIRKSTED-BREEN, DANA Phallus, penis and mental space - BLEICHMAR, HUGO B Some subtypes of depression and their implications for - psychoanalytic treatment - BOKANOWSKI, THIERRY Freud and Ferenczi: trauma and transference - depression - BONAMINIO, VINCENZO The contemporary relevance of Anna Freud's contribution to psychoanalysis (panel report) - BOTT SPILLIUS, ELIZABETH The concept of psychic reality in the different - theoretical currents of today (panel report) - CAPER, ROBERT Play, experimentation and creativity - CHABERT, CATHERINE Introduction to the work of Didier Anzieu (book - review essay) - CHESHIRE, NEIL M The empire of the ear: Freud's problem with music COEN, STANLEY J The passions and perils of interpretation: an appreciation - of Erik Erikson's dream specimen paper - COHEN, DODD & JAY, SUSAN M Autistic barriers in the psychoanalysis of - borderline adults - COHLER, BERTRAM J Psychic reality and the analyst: the inner working of - the analyst's mind (panel report) - COOPER, STEVEN Facts all come with a point of view - DENZLER, BETTY Psychic reality and perversions (panel report) - DUFRESNE, ROGER Listening to Narcissus - EIGUER, ALBERTO The status of psychic reality in adolescence - EIZIRIK, CLAUDIO LAKS Psychic reality and clinical technique (panel report) ESMAN, AARON H Psychic reality and the psychoanalysis of the adolescent - (panel report) - ETCHEGOYEN, ALICIA Psychoanalysis of the child: psychic reality of the - patient and the analyst (panel report) - ETCHEGOYEN, R HORACIO Some views on psychic reality - FABRICIUS, JULIA Psychic reality and solitude (panel report) - FAIMBERG, HAYDEE 'Listening to listening' - FERRO, ANTONINO Carla's panic attacks: insight and transformation: what - comes out of the cracks-monsters or nascent thoughts? - FISHER, CHARLES Psychoanalysis in the Pacific Rim (panel report) - FITZPATRICK HANLY, MARGARET 'Narrative', now and then: a critical realist - approach - FONAGY, PETER & TARGET, MARY Playing with reality I - FONAGY, PETER SEE TARGET, MARY - FOX, RICHARD Who maps psychic reality? (panel report) - FRANK, CLAUDIA & WEIß, HEINZ The origins of disquieting discoveries - by Melanie Klein: the possible significance of the case of 'Erna' - GERGELY, GYÖRGY & WATSON, JOHN S The social biofeedback model of - parental affect-mirroring - GILLETT, ERIC Learning theory and intrapsychic conflict - GLICK, ROBERT ET AL The fate of training cases - GROSSMAN, LEE 'Psychic reality' and reality testing in the analysis of perverse - defence - GROSZ, STEPHEN Multidisciplinary perspectives on the concept of psychic - reality (panel report) - GUNTRIP, HARRY My experience of analysis with Fairbairn and Winnicott HALBERSTADT-FREUD, HENRIKA C Studies on Hysteria one hundred years - on: a century of psychoanalysis - HARTKE, RAUL Psychic reality, symbolisation and mental space (panel report) HENRY, RACHAEL SEE MAZE, JOHN - HERZOG, JAMES Origin of psychic reality in the child (panel report) - HOUZEL, DIDIER The family envelope and what happens when it is torn - ILAHI, NASIR The psychoanalytic status of psychic reality (panel report) - JAY, SUSAN M SEE COHEN, DODD - JESSEE, SALLEY S Infertility, surrogacy and the new reproductive techniques: - psychoanalytic perspectives (panel report) - KAPPELLE, WILLEM How useful is selection? - KERZ-RÜHLING, INGRID The validation of psychoanalytical hypotheses in - clinical practice - KERNBERG, OTTO F Thirty methods to destroy the creativity of psychoanalytic candidates - KOGAN, ILANY Termination and the problem of analytic goals: patient and - analyst, different perspectives - LAFARGE, LUCY Psychic reality and pathogenic beliefs (panel report) - LALIVE D'EPINAY, MICHELE The expression of emotions (panel report) - LEVINE, HOWARD B Psychic reality and dreams (panel report) - LEVINSON, NADINE A Psychic reality and the life cycle: the psychic reality - of women (panel report) - LIMENTANI, ADAM A brief history of the International Psychoanalytical Association - LLOYD MAYER, ELIZABETH Subjectivity and intersubjectivity of clinical - facts - MARCUS, ERIC R Psychic reality in psychotic states (panel report) - MARKILLIE, RONALD Some personal recollections and impressions of Harry - Guntrip - MAZE, JOHN & HENRY, RACHAEL Problems in the concept of - repression and proposals for their resolution - MICHELS, ROBERT Gill, Gray, Mitchell and Reed on psychoanalytic technique (book review essay) - OGDEN, THOMAS H Reconsidering three aspects of psychoanalytic technique - ORNSTEIN, ANNA Psychic reality and psycho-social problems in children - (panel report) - OSTOW, MORTIMER Myth and madness: a report of a psychoanalytic study of antisemitism - PADEL, JOHN The case of Harry Guntrip - PARADA FRANCH, NILDE JACOB Transference and countertransference in the analysis of a child with autistic nuclei - PARSONS, MICHAEL Recent work by Andre Green (book review essay) - PENOT, BERNARD The patient's psychic reality (panel report) - PUGET, JANINE & SIQUIER, MARIA ISABEL Associating and interpreting forty years on - QUINODOZ, DANIELLE An adopted analysand's transference of a 'hole-object' - QUINODOZ, JEAN-MICHEL The sense of solitude in the psychoanalytic - encounter - RICHARDS, ARLENE KRAMER Ladies of fashion: pleasure, perversion or paraphilia - RIESENBERG-MALCOLM, RUTH 'How can we know the dancer from the dance?.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Since the beginning of the Assemblies of God, the doctrine of the Second Coming of Christhas featured prominently in their proclamation of the Pentecostal gospel. Many early believerspassionately proclaimed by the Spirit, 'Jesus is coming soon!' Yet in many churches todayteaching on the Second Coming of Christ has fallen into a period of neglect. Is the Assemblies ofGod losing its faith in 'the Blessed Hope 'Imagining the Future answers this question by exploring the development of Assemblies of Godeschatological doctrines and their role as a central pillar of the fellowship's Pentecostal ethos.Through critical historical assessment, Daniel Isgrigg sheds new light upon existing assumptionsabout its dispensational orientation and the inherent incompatibility of that orientation withPentecostal theology. Drawing from the deep wells of the past, Isgrigg uncovers a hopeful andSpirit-inspired eschatology that imagines the future for a new generation of Pentecostal believers.'A thorough, comprehensive and complex analysis of the origin and development of the eschatological thinking in one of the largest and most important Pentecostal denominations in the world, Assemblies of God (AG). Isgrigg offers a fascinating, constructive proposal for a contemporary pneumatological eschatology building on the huge potential of the pneumatological imagination which leads into a consequent eschatological imagination, as the Holy Spirit is the Spirit of the 'last days' and so the eschatological end is conceived as the future work of the Spirit.'Corneliu Constantineanu, Ph.D.Professor of Pentecostal Theology, Aurel Vlaicu University of Arad, Romania'This books stimulates much needed thought on eschatology within the AG and Pentecostal communities and be a blessing to both. Isgrigg combines thorough historical analysis with informed and insightful theological reflection. He writes clearly and with an irenic spirit. The result is a wonderful encouragement to the AG community to engage in much needed reflection on the contours, purpose, and impact of our eschatology.'Robert P. Menzies, Ph.D.Director, Asia Center for Pentecostal Theology'This fine and multi-layered study of American Assemblies of God shows how it has adjusted fundamental interpretations of its eschatology in the face of a changing world. This is a vigorous and expertly documented account that deserves to be widely read, not least because the church has a pressing need to revisit its expectations of humanity's future.'William K Kay, D.D.Emeritus Professor, Wrexham Glyndwr University'Isgrigg's meticulously researched and engagingly written monograph on eschatology in the Assemblies of God provides not only the first comprehensive historical and theological treatment of the development of AG eschatology throughout the movement's entire history, particularly as it relates to dispensationalism, but also makes the important theological contribution of an emphasis on pneumatological imagination, calling for both a renewed focus on and hopeful expectation for the Holy Spirit's work in eschatological signs. I highly recommend this book for ministers, scholars, and all who eagerly await the Blessed Hope.'Alicia R. Jackson, Ph.D.Assistant Professor, Vanguard University.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - 'The Evolving Pension System examines the foundations and the future of the private pension system. It provides a broad overview of the underlying assumptions, characteristics, and effects of existing pension policy, as well as alternative views on how public policy toward pensions should evolve in the future. Contributors include Robert Clark (North Carolina State University), Eric Engen (Federal Reserve Board), William G. Gale (Brookings Institution), Theodore Groom (Groom Law Group, Chartered), Daniel Halperin (Harvard), Alicia Munnell (Boston College), Leslie Papke (Michigan State University), Joseph Quinn (Boston College), Sylvester Schieber (Watson Wyatt), John B. Shoven (Stanford), and Jack Vanderhei (Temple University and EBRI). William G. Gale is the Joseph A. Pechman Fellow in the Economic Studies program at the Brookings Institution. John B. Shoven is Charles R. Schwab Professor at Stanford University. Mark J. Warshawsky is director of research at the TIAA-CREF Institute.'.