Some Remarks on Adolescence with Particular Reference to Winnicott and Lacan: The Psychoanalytic Quarterly: Vol 70, No 3

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Utilizing observations on adolescence—notably those of Winnicott, as well as the work of Lacan and a clinical case—the author advances several propositions concerning the unique relationship between adolescents and time. The consequences of this relationship are then framed as a paternal metaphor.

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