Susan Kavaler-Adler

• Foreword , Introduction: A developmental theory of psychological health based on the Klein–Winnicott dialectic and related object relations thinking , Melanie Klein, like Moses on the way to the Promised Land: a case of pathological mourning , Melanie Klein’s creative writing revealing themes in her life and theorising , The phenomenological theory stands on its own: death instinct as demon lover , Explicating and utilising the phenomenological theory , Developmental evolution within the theory of Melanie Klein , Developmental evolution within the works of Donald W. Winnicott: psychic and transitional space , Dynamics of transitional space: pathological foreclosure vs. expansion in clinical treatment , Winnicott’s contribution to the understanding of mirroring as a developmental process: the Klein–Winnicott dialectic within , Narcissistic mirroring as perversion of developmental mourning , Loneliness in dialectic with solitude , Conclusion

Susan Kavaler-Adler

• Foreword , Introduction: A developmental theory of psychological health based on the Klein–Winnicott dialectic and related object relations thinking , Melanie Klein, like Moses on the way to the Promised Land: a case of pathological mourning , Melanie Klein’s creative writing revealing themes in her life and theorising , The phenomenological theory stands on its own: death instinct as demon lover , Explicating and utilising the phenomenological theory , Developmental evolution within the theory of Melanie Klein , Developmental evolution within the works of Donald W. Winnicott: psychic and transitional space , Dynamics of transitional space: pathological foreclosure vs. expansion in clinical treatment , Winnicott’s contribution to the understanding of mirroring as a developmental process: the Klein–Winnicott dialectic within , Narcissistic mirroring as perversion of developmental mourning , Loneliness in dialectic with solitude , Conclusion

Susan Kavaler-Adler

• Foreword , Introduction: A developmental theory of psychological health based on the Klein–Winnicott dialectic and related object relations thinking , Melanie Klein, like Moses on the way to the Promised Land: a case of pathological mourning , Melanie Klein’s creative writing revealing themes in her life and theorising , The phenomenological theory stands on its own: death instinct as demon lover , Explicating and utilising the phenomenological theory , Developmental evolution within the theory of Melanie Klein , Developmental evolution within the works of Donald W. Winnicott: psychic and transitional space , Dynamics of transitional space: pathological foreclosure vs. expansion in clinical treatment , Winnicott’s contribution to the understanding of mirroring as a developmental process: the Klein–Winnicott dialectic within , Narcissistic mirroring as perversion of developmental mourning , Loneliness in dialectic with solitude , Conclusion