TITLE: ATLANTIC Monthly Magazine
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ISSUE DATE: JUNE 1991; VOLUME 267 No. 6
CONDITION: Magazine size: Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

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COVER: Therapy for Children. Cover illustration by Lane Smith.

THERAPY FOR CHILDREN: Children who have emotional disorders pose special problems for psychiatrists, psychologists, and social workers. Children do not choose to become patients; developmentally, they are moving targets. Before reaching adulthood perhaps one person in five may experience psychological trauma that requires professional intervention. What kinds of therapy exist for children? How do they work? What should parents expect from the therapeutic process? The author reports on the theoretical underpinnings and practical realities of the three main kinds of child therapy. "If parents inform themselves and do not yield their inherent authority," she writes, "they and their children may well find relief." by KATHARINE DAVIS FISHMAN.

HISTORY'S CAULDRON: Old animosities in the Balkans are beginning to flare again, and while the tensions most publicized thus far have been those between the Serbs and Croats, in Yugoslavia, it is in the trans-national region of Macedonia that the full range of local distress can most vividly be seen. "Here the ethnic hatreds released by the decline of the Ottoman Empire first exploded," our correspondent writes, "hatreds that would permeate Europe and the Middle East." by ROBERT D. KAPLAN.

HUMOR, FICTION AND POETRY:
ONE FOR THE LIFE LIST by BRENDAN GALVIN.
SAME PLACE, SAME THINGS by TIM GAUTREAUX.
CONTROL by Guy BILLOUT.
REPORTS & COMMENT:
NOTES:
STARTING OVER: Frank, Joe, and Nancy are back where they came from. by CuI,LEN MURPHY.
FINANCE: HIGHLY SPECULATIVE A small federal tax on securities transactions, like the one most other industrialized economies now levy, would cure much of what ails Wall Street these days. It would curb the current frenzy of speculation and allow corporate managers to engage in long-term thinking. by EAMONN FINGLETON.
THE SOVIET UNION: THE GREAT PATRIOTIC WAR AS MYTH AND MEMORY: The struggle against fascism during the Second World War has been a pillar of the USSR's civic religion. Glasnost is changing all that, with its revelations of the Soviet government's wartime crimes and stupidities. by NINA TUMARKIN.
BOOKS:
GOVERNMENT ISSUE Military Brats: Legacies of Childhood Inside the Fortress, by Mary Edwards Wertsch by KATHLEEN CUSHMANTHE CAPITAL OF NATURE Nature's Metropolis: Chicago and the Great West, by William Cronon by JAMES GILBERT..
BRIEF REVIEWS by Piio-Lou ADAMS.
ARTS AND LEISURE FOOD: WHAT VEGETARIANS DON'T GET Many people who have stopped eating meat worry about whether they're getting enough protein. The truth is, protein is rarely a problem. The real deficiency may be in iron. by CORBY KUMMER.
OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
745 BOYLSTON STREET!.
CONTRIBUTORS.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR.
THE JUNE ALMANAC.
THE PUZZLER by EMILY Cox AND HENRY RATH VON.
WORD WATCH by ANNE H. SOUKHANOV.

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