Progress in Self-Psychology

Volume 16

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Chapter 1 From the Kohut Archives
Charles B. Strozier
pp. 1-13
Chapter 3 The Analyst's Empathy, Subjectivity, and Authenticity: Affect as the Common Denominator
Judith Guss Teicholz
pp. 33-53
Chapter 4 The Active Exploratory and Assertive Self as Manifested in Dreams
James M. Fisch
pp. 55-66
Chapter 5 The Development of the Dyad: A Bidirectional Revisioning of Some Self Psychological Concepts
Lynn Preston & Ellen Shumsky
pp. 67-84
Chapter 7 Supervision: Something New Under the Sun
Allen M. Siegel & Eva-Maria Topel
pp. 103-139
Chapter 8 Bulimia as Metaphor: Twinship and Play in the Treatment of the Difficult Patient
James E. Gorney
pp. 141-153
Chapter 9 Reflections on Selfobject Transferences and a Continuum of Responsiveness
Louisa R. Livingston
pp. 155-173
Chapter 10 Easy Listening, Prolonged Empathic Immersion, and the Selfobject Needs of the Analyst
Jeffrey J. Mermelstein
pp. 175-197
Chapter 11 Dimensions of Experience in Relationship Seeking
Mary E. Connors
pp. 199-216
Chapter 13 Discussion of Jill Gardner's “Using Self Psychology in Brief Psychotherapy”
Linda A. Chernus
pp. 249-256
Chapter 14 Developmental Aspects of the Twinship Selfobject Need and Religious Experience
Lallene J. Rector
pp. 257-275
Chapter 15 The Creative Process
George Hagman
pp. 277-297
Chapter 16 Restoration of the Past: A Guide to Therapy With Placed Children
Marilyn W. Silin
pp. 299-309
Chapter 17 A Disorder of the Self in an Adult With a Nonverbal Learning Disability
Joseph Palombo
pp. 311-335
Chapter 19 Surviving the Death of Oedipus: Tips for Self Psychologists
Doris Brothers & Ellen Lewinberg
pp. 359-384
Acknowledgment
pp. v
Introduction
Jill R. Gardner
pp. xiii-xvi

Progress in Self-Psychology

Chapter 1 From the Kohut Archives

Chapter 3 The Analyst's Empathy, Subjectivity, and Authenticity: Affect as the Common Denominator

Chapter 4 The Active Exploratory and Assertive Self as Manifested in Dreams

Chapter 5 The Development of the Dyad: A Bidirectional Revisioning of Some Self Psychological Concepts

Chapter 7 Supervision: Something New Under the Sun

Chapter 8 Bulimia as Metaphor: Twinship and Play in the Treatment of the Difficult Patient

Chapter 9 Reflections on Selfobject Transferences and a Continuum of Responsiveness

Chapter 10 Easy Listening, Prolonged Empathic Immersion, and the Selfobject Needs of the Analyst

Chapter 11 Dimensions of Experience in Relationship Seeking

Chapter 13 Discussion of Jill Gardner's “Using Self Psychology in Brief Psychotherapy”

Chapter 14 Developmental Aspects of the Twinship Selfobject Need and Religious Experience

Chapter 15 The Creative Process

Chapter 16 Restoration of the Past: A Guide to Therapy With Placed Children

Chapter 17 A Disorder of the Self in an Adult With a Nonverbal Learning Disability

Chapter 19 Surviving the Death of Oedipus: Tips for Self Psychologists

Acknowledgment

Introduction

I Theoretical

Chapter 2 Forms of Relatedness: Self-Preservation and the Schizoid Continuum

II Clinical

Chapter 6 The Need for Efficacy in the Treatment of Suicidal Patients: Transference and Countertransference Issues

III Applied

Chapter 12 Using Self Psychology in Brief Psychotherapy

IV Critiques

Chapter 18 Secret Conversations With My Father: The Psychological Dimension of Theoretical Discourse