Progress in Self-Psychology

• Chapter 1 From the Kohut Archives

  Charles B. Strozier

  pp. 1-15

• Chapter 3 The Figure–Ground Relationship of the Selfobject and Repetitive Dimensions of the Transference

  Jeffrey J. Mermelstein

  pp. 33-62

• Chapter 4 Template or Transference: Some Thoughts About Mark Gehrie's “Empathy in Broader Perspective”

  Jeffrey Stern

  pp. 63-70

• Chapter 5 The Playing Through of Selfobject Transferences of a Nine-Year-Old Boy

  Iris Hilke

  pp. 71-84

• Chapter 6 Twinship, Vitality, Pleasure

  James E. Gorney

  pp. 85-106

• Chapter 7 The Loss and Restoration of the Sense of Self in an Alien Culture: An Application of the Twinship Selfobject Function

  Hideki Wada

  pp. 107-123

• Chapter 8 Dreams, the Understanding—Explaining Sequence, and the Facilitation of Curative Process

  Martin S. Livingston

  pp. 125-145

• Chapter 10 Selfobject Need Conflict and Loss Experiences: A Hidden Potential

  Jack Kohl

  pp. 169-179

• Chapter 11 Dyadic Capacity: Progress in Narcissistic Development

  Judith E. Levene & Taras Babiak

  pp. 181-201

• Chapter 12 Expressive Relating: The Intentional Use of the Analyst's Subjectivity

  Lynn Preston

  pp. 203-218

• Chapter 15 Sex, Gender, and Intersubjectivity: The Two Analyses of Mr. G

  Judith Kaufman

  pp. 253-266

• Chapter 17 The Freud–Jung Break: Reflections and Revisions in the Light of Psychoanalytic Self Psychology

  Lionel Corbett & Anne-Lise Cohen

  pp. 293-328

• Acknowledgment

  pp. v

• Introduction: Relational Self Psychology

  Howard A. Bacal

  pp. xiii-xviii

I Clinical: A. Transference and Countertransference

• Chapter 2 Patient Unconscious Communication and Analyst Narcissistic Vulnerability in the Countertransference Experience

  William J. Coburn

  pp. 17-31

B. Selfobject and Objects

• Chapter 9 Phantasy Selfobjects and the Conditions of Therapeutic Change

  Lester Lenoff

  pp. 147-167

C. Schizoid and Psychotic Patients

• Chapter 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

  pp. 219-232

II Gender

• Chapter 14 Exploring the “Bi” Ways of Self-Experience: Dissociation, Alter Ego Selfobject Experience, and Gender

  Doris Brothers

  pp. 233-252

III Self Psychology Applied

• Chapter 16 Self and Relationship: Kohut, Loewald, and the Postmoderns

  Judith Guss Teicholz

  pp. 267-292