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Leonard Shengold

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The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|June 3, 2008
Competition and postural confrontation in life, sports, and psychoanalytic treatment--illustrated clinically and in relation to Vladimir NabokovLeonard Shengold
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|March 11, 2011
Trauma, soul murder, and changeLeonard Shengold
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|December 19, 2007
The dreaded promise of Christmas and the New YearLeonard Shengold
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|August 4, 2004
Haunted by parents--a literary example of change meaning loss: Edna St. Vincent MillayLeonard Shengold
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|October 24, 2002
"What do I know?": perspectives on what must not be known when change means lossLeonard Shengold
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The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|June 3, 2008
Competition and postural confrontation in life, sports, and psychoanalytic treatment--illustrated clinically and in relation to Vladimir NabokovLeonard Shengold
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|March 11, 2011
Trauma, soul murder, and changeLeonard Shengold
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|December 19, 2007
The dreaded promise of Christmas and the New YearLeonard Shengold
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|August 4, 2004
Haunted by parents--a literary example of change meaning loss: Edna St. Vincent MillayLeonard Shengold
The Psychoanalytic Quarterly|October 24, 2002
"What do I know?": perspectives on what must not be known when change means lossLeonard Shengold
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