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Historical Article and Commentaries

Mingling and Stretching: Revisiting Arlow's “Fantasy, Memory, and Reality Testing”

Bruce Reis 270 Lafayette Street, Suite 807, New York, [email protected]
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Pages 159-170 | Published online: 21 Mar 2018
 
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All quotes from Arlow's “Fantasy, Memory, and Reality Testing” paper take their pagination from the original 1969 publication.

Bruce Reis, Ph.D., FIPA, is Clinical Assistant Professor in the New York University Postdoctoral Program in Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis, a full member and faculty member at IPTAR, and a member of the Boston Change Process Study Group.

1 Spillius, a Kleinian, utilizes only the ph spelling of the word fantasy for both Klein's as well as for Freud's conception, and in the section of this paper in which I utilize her work, I will follow suit.

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