Progress in Self-Psychology

I Theory

• Chapter 1 “To Be or Not to Be?”: The Question of Authenticity, Therapist Subjectivity, and the Role of Interpretive Moments in Treatment

  Stan T. Dudley & Todd F. Walker

  pp. 3-20

• Chapter 2 Consequences of “Empathy”: Rereading Kohut's (1959) “Examination of the Relationship Between Mode of Observation and Theory”

  Lester Lenoff

  pp. 21-40

• Chapter 3 Twinship Selfobject Experience and Homosexuality

  Diane Lawson Martinez

  pp. 41-55

• Chapter 4 Empathy and Self-Expression: Confessions of a Sometimes Angry Self Psychologist

  Marc L. Miller

  pp. 57-83

• Chapter 5 Survival and Recovery: Psychoanalytic Reflections

  Anna Ornstein

  pp. 85-105

• Chapter 6 Selfhood and the Dance of Empathy

  Jan L. Rieveschl & Michael A. Cowan

  pp. 107-132

• Chapter 7 Psychic Survival versus Psychic Freedom: Reflections on Symington's Theory of Narcissism

  Michael Shoshani & Batya Shoshani

  pp. 133-151

• Chapter 9 A Case of Sexual (Dis-)Orientation with Thoughts on Sexuality, Sexual Orientation, and Psychoanalysis

  Jeffrey Stern

  pp. 171-194

• The Case of Patient J

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 199-206

• A Ruthless Examination of an Empathic Clinical Presentation: A Discussion of Joye Weisel-Barth's Clinical Case

  Lewis Aron

  pp. 207-216

• On the Impossibility of Immaculate Perception—There Is No Relationship without Interpretation, and There Is No Interpretation without Relationship: A Discussion of Joye Weisel-Barth's Clinical Case

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 217-223

• Reply to the Discussions

  Joye Weisel-Barth

  pp. 225-243

• Commentary on Discussion by Stolorow and Aron

  Estelle Shane

  pp. 245-248

• Chapter 12 John Adams and Benjamin Rush Exchange Dreams

  Miriam Elson

  pp. 269-286

• Chapter 13 Making Contact with the Perception World of a Child: Undetected Disabilities in Sensory Motor Integration and the Effects on the Development of Self-Esteem

  Eva Rass

  pp. 287-308

• Chapter 14 Tragic Man and Narcissistic Disturbance in the Films of Ingmar Bergman

  Gordon A. Schulz

  pp. 309-330

• Chapter 15 The Applicability of Self Psychology to Psychotherapy with the Elderly: With Emphasis on Twinship Selfobject Needs and Empathy as a Mode of Observation

  Hideki Wada

  pp. 331-343

• Preface

  Mark J. Gehrie

  pp. xi-xiii

• Introduction

  Henry J. Friedman

  pp. xv-xx

II Clinical

• Chapter 8 Working with Adolescents: A Time for “Reconsideration”

  Mark D. Smaller

  pp. 155-169

Panel: The Role of the Relationship in the Therapeutic Process

• Chapter 10 The Case of Patient J and Discussions: Introduction

  Estelle Shane

  pp. 195-197

III Applied

• Chapter 11 Death in Venice: A Selfobject Perspective on Thomas Mann's Homolimerence

  Richard M. Childs

  pp. 251-267

IV A Personal Memoir

• Chapter 16 A Personal and Professional Reminiscence of Heinz Kohut

  Constance Goldberg

  pp. 347-358