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Progress in Self Psychology
Volume 14:
The World of Self Psychology

Arnold Goldberg, Editor

THE ANALYTIC PRESS
1998 · Hillsdale, NJ · London

 
CONTENTS
 Contributors  
 Introduction
   Howard Bacal		  
1.From the Kohut Archives
   Charles B. Strozier		 1
I   CLINICAL
A.   Transference and Countertransference
2.Patient Unconscious Communication and Analyst Narcissistic Vulnerabilities in the Countertransference Experience
   William J. Coburn		 17
3.The Figure-Ground Relationship of the Selfobject and Repetitive Dimensions of the Transference
   Jeffrey J. Mermelstein		 33
4.Template or Transference: Some Thoughts About Mark Gehrie's "Empathy in Broader Perspective"
   Jeffrey Stern		 63
5.The Playing Through of Selfobject Transferences of a Nine-Year-Old Boy
   Iris Hilke		 71
6.Twinship, Vitality, Pleasure
   James E. Gorney		 85
7.The Loss and Restoration of the Sense of Self in an Alien Culture: An Application of the Concept of the Twinship Selfobject Function
   Hideki Wada		 107
8.Dreams, the Understanding - Explaining Sequence, and the Facilitation of Curative Process
   Martin S. Livingston		 125
B.   Selfobject and Objects
9.Phantasy Selfobjects and the Conditions of Therapeutic Change
   Lester Lenoff		 147
10.Selfobject Need Conflict and Loss Experiences: A Hidden Potential
   Jack Kohl		 169
11.Dyadic Capacity: Progress in Narcissistic Development
   Judith E. Levene and Taras Babiak		 181
12.Expressive Relating: The Intentional Use of the Analyst's Subjectivity
   Lynn Preston		 203
C.   Schizoid and Psychotic Patients
13.The Development of a More Than Binary Self: Constructing a Common Language Between the Therapist and a Primitively Organized Schizoid Patient
   Karen Yadley Cobb		 219
II   GENDER
14.Exploring the "Bi" Ways of Self-Experience: Dissociation, Alter Ego Selfobject Experience, and Gender
   Doris Brothers		 233
15.Sex, Gender, and Intersubjectivity: The Two Analyses of Mr. G
   Judith Kaufman		 253
III   SELF PSYCHOLOGY APPLIED
16.Self and Relationship: Kohut, Loewald, and the Postmoderns
   Judith Guss Teicholz		 267
17.The Freud-Jung Break: Reflections and Revisions in the Light of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology
   Lionel Corbett and Anne-Lise Cohen		 293
 Author Index 329
 Subject Index 335
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