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Hayuta Gurevich

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The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis|June 19, 2008
The language of absenceHayuta Gurevich
American Journal of Psychoanalysis|January 13, 2017
ORPHA, ORPHIC FUNCTIONS, AND THE ORPHIC ANALYST: WINNICOTT'S "REGRESSION TO DEPENDENCE" IN THE LANGUAGE OF FERENCZI<sup></sup>Hayuta Gurevich
American Journal of Psychoanalysis|December 2, 2014
The return of dissociation as absence within absenceHayuta Gurevich
American Journal of Psychoanalysis|February 18, 2026
"I would prefer not to"-on rejecting and "fending off" absenceHayuta Gurevich
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The International Journal of Psycho-Analysis|June 19, 2008
The language of absenceHayuta Gurevich
American Journal of Psychoanalysis|January 13, 2017
ORPHA, ORPHIC FUNCTIONS, AND THE ORPHIC ANALYST: WINNICOTT'S "REGRESSION TO DEPENDENCE" IN THE LANGUAGE OF FERENCZI<sup></sup>Hayuta Gurevich
American Journal of Psychoanalysis|December 2, 2014
The return of dissociation as absence within absenceHayuta Gurevich
American Journal of Psychoanalysis|February 18, 2026
"I would prefer not to"-on rejecting and "fending off" absenceHayuta Gurevich
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