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One paper you may by looking for, is "After the Analysis" in Psychoanalytic Quarterly Vol7 1938. p.122-143. This is a more technical paper than the next one. An even better one that tells of Melitta's disillusionment with her life in analysis in her own words is, " My Experience of Psychotherapy" Journal of Contemporary Psychotherapy Vol 9 no2 p 121-127. I'm sure you know that part of her reason for turning against analysis was that she was totally alienated from her mother Melanie Klein, with whom she also fought analyst-to-analyst about theory! An interesting couple. Good luck. Rosemary Balsam(psychoanalyst) rosemary.balsam@yale.edu

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