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Trauma and primitive mental states: an object relations perspective

claim, is debatable. The authors conclude with a stronger example of the smartphone, no doubt a technological transitional object to which many if not most of us remain irrationally tethered. Indeed, the perverse attachment to our technological devices may be analogous to playing with dolls. Yet The Age of Perversion casts attention upon macro phenomena at the expense of scrutinizing the micro effects of the evolution of transitional objects into technological objects.