Compiled for psychoanalysts, psychotherapists and students of
psychoanalysis and psychotherapy, this collection contains
contributions to the understanding of the effects of object loss on
adults and children. Departing from the tendency of works to leave
the reader alienated from the essential clinical experience, the
editor has assembled clinical, as well as descriptive and
theoretical papers, each of which is introduced with a brief
summary of its importance to the field of study.
"[I]t is written in an energetic style with a commitment to exploring the evolution of Hebrew from ancient times to the present in ways that a broad audience can comprehend. It will be fortunate, indeed, if future efforts can achieve the commendable promise embodied in this volume's title with the clarity and enthusiasm that fill its pages." -"Religious Studies Review",
