Progress in Self-Psychology

I Development

• Chapter 1 Representational and Selfobject Transferences: A Developmental Perspective

  Frank M. Lachmann & Beatrice Beebe

  pp. 3-15

• Chapter 2 Commentaries: Self Psychology and the Transference

  Michael Franz Basch

  pp. 17-20

• Transference and Structure Formation

  Elliott Markson

  pp. 20-26

• Chapter 4 So Little Truth Was Told: The Meaning of the Delusions and Hallucinations of an Adolescent Girl

  Linda Atkins & Judith Kaufman

  pp. 57-74

• Chapter 5 Trust Disturbance and the Sexual Revictimization of Incest Survivors: A Self-Psychological Perspective

  Doris Brothers

  pp. 75-91

• Chapter 6 The Desomatizing Selfobject Transference: A Case Report

  Bernard Brickman

  pp. 93-108

• Chapter 7 Dissociative Anesthesia and the Transitional Selfobject Transference in the Intersubjective Treatment of the Addictive Personality

  Richard Barrett Ulman & Harry Paul

  pp. 109-139

• Chapter 8 Codependency: A Self-Psychological Perspective

  Jill Cooper

  pp. 141-163

• Chapter 10 Subjectivism, Relativism, and Realism in Psychoanalysis

  Donna M. Orange

  pp. 189-197

• Chapter 11 Quantum Physics and Self Psychology: Toward a New Epistemology

  Maxwell S. Sucharov

  pp. 199-211

• Chapter 13 The Selfobject Concept: A Further Discussion of Three Authors

  James L. Fosshage

  pp. 229-239

• Chapter 14 Subjectivity and Self Psychology: A Personal Odyssey

  Robert D. Stolorow

  pp. 241-250

• Acknowledgment

  pp. v

• Introduction

  David M. Terman

  pp. xi-xiv

II Clinical

• Chapter 3 Problems for a Rational Therapeutics in Self Psychology

  Bonnie Wolfe

  pp. 29-56

III Applied

• Chapter 9 Optimal Operative Perversity: A Contribution to the Theory of Creativity

  Carl T. Rotenberg

  pp. 167-187

IV Further Contributions

• Chapter 12 The Latest Word: A Discussion of Three Major Contributions to Self Psychology by Ernest Wolf, Howard Bacal and Kenneth Newman, and Joseph Lichtenberg*

  Estelle Shane

  pp. 215-228