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274 Index Bernstein, Leonard 144 “beta elements” 22  –  23 Bettelheim, Bruno 146 Betty, case study 91 Beyond the Pleasure Principle (Freud) 44, 252 Bick, Esther 70 Bieber, Justin 59 Bion, Wilfred R.: “On Arrogance” 28  –  29; “bizarre objects” 53; container- contained model 23, 46, 170; “Hallucination, On” (Bion) 213; identity 86; knowledge 118  –  119; meaning of aggression 150; projections 90  –  91, 178 birth 181  –  182 bisexuality 20, 21, 32, 138 “bizarre objects” 53, 76 Bloch, Ernst 129 body: contact 25  –  26; female body development 6  –  13; male body development 13  –  17; as medium of protest 17  –  19; as medium of provocation 17  –  19; as object of observation 6  –  17 body contact 26, 36, 74, 242 bonding 29 Brent Adolescent Center 29, 45 Britton, Ron 35 Brizendine, Louann 14 Busch, Wilhelm 147  –  148 Byng-Hall, John 263 case studies: Abdullah 175  –  176; adolescent B 152  –  159; adolescent R 159  –  175; Babsi 185  –  193; Betty 91; Chrisse 220  –  235; Christine 91  –  92; Claudia 193  –  200; Dorothy 87  –  88; Elfi 53, 56  –  70; Ian 112; James Frost 53, 70  –  84; Katharina 91; Lucy 99  –  104, 115; Mark 29; Petima 176  –  177; Rosalin 87  –  88; Sarah 180  –  185; Sebastian 93  –  98; Vinzenz 235  –  244 “castration anxiety” 31 Cavell, Stanley 114  –  115 character development 131  –  132 Chasseguet-Smirgel, Janine 98 child fantasies 181, 186  –  187, 194 “Childhood Recollection from Dichtung und Wahrheit, A” (Freud) 49 “Child is Being Beaten, A” (Freud) 43 Chrisse: case study 220  –  235; discussion 221, 222  –  224, 228  –  229, 231, 232  –  233, 234; end of therapy 233; final session 234  –  235; first session 220  –  221; further development of therapy 229  –  231; referral 220; regular psychotherapy 224  –  228; second preliminary session 221  –  222; session excerpt 232 Christine, case study 91  –  92 Claudia: case study 193  –  200; Mark 203  –  219; sexuality in family 193 Claudia, case study: child fantasies 194; contraception 194; discovery of pregnancy 195; experience of pregnancy and birth 197  –  198; first menstruation 193  –  194; interpretation 199  –  200; life situation before pregnancy 194  –  195; reactions from the environment 195  –  196; support and help 198  –  199 Cleese, John 109  –  111, 252, 255  –  256 “Clinical Usefulness of the Concept of Death Instinct, On the” (Segal) 252 Cocteau, Jean 51 cognitive development 34, 122  –  123 complex thinking 126  –  128 concrete operations 123 Confessions (Rousseau) 44 container-contained model 23, 46, 170 contraception 181, 186  –  187, 194 Coudenhove-Kalergi, Barbara 129  –  130 countertransference 55, 58, 59, 62, 64, 66, 70, 112, 205  –  206, 231 “Creative Writers and Day-Dreaming” (Freud) 45  –  46 criminal groups 143  –  144 dancing 74 daydreams 37  –  41, 43  –  44, 45, 120 deadlock in development 202 “dead mother” concept 7 death instinct 44, 150, 171, 252 “Dedication to My Wife, A” (Eliot) 126 defensive functioning in development 202 defensive operations 15, 29, 87, 98  –  99, 120, 154, 203 denial 19, 53, 68, 95, 178, 203, 219 Denzin, Norman K 171 depression 7, 27, 48, 69, 88, 110, 113, 132, 142, 159, 181, 201, 223, 244, 250  –  251, 263 “depressive position” 86 Deutsch, Helene 138 Devil in the Flesh, The (Radiguet) 46, 50  –  51