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Ornstein, P.H. (1991). Chapter 2 Why Self Psychology Is Not an Object Relations Theory: Clinical and Theoretical Considerations. Progress in Self Psychology, 7:17-29.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1993). Chapter 12 Chronic Rage from Underground: Reflections on Its Structure and Treatment. Progress in Self Psychology, 9:143-157.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Ornstein, A. (1981). Self Psychology and the Process of Regression. Psychoanal. Inq., 1:81-105.
 
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Ornstein, A., Ornstein, P.H. (2005). Conflict in Contemporary Clinical Work: A Self Psychological Perspective. Psychoanal Q., 74:219-251.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Ornstein, A. (1994). On the Conceptualisation of Clinical Facts in Psychoanalysis. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 75:977-994.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1974). A Discussion of the Paper by Otto F. Kernberg on 'Further Contributions to the Treatment of Narcissistic Personalities'. Int. J. Psycho-Anal., 55:241-247.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Chattah, L. (1983). Metapsychology: Its Cultural and Scientific Roots. J. Amer. Psychoanal. Assn., 31:689-698.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1981). The Bipolar Self in the Psychoanalytic Treatment Process: Clinical-Theoretical Considerations. J. Amer. Psychoanal. Assn., 29:353-375.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Kay, J. (1997). Enduring Difficulties in Medical Education and Training: Is There a “Cure”?. Ann. Psychoanal., 25:155-172.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Ornstein, A., Zaleznik, A., Schwaber, E. (1977). On the Continuing Evolution of Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy: Reflections and Predictions. Ann. Psychoanal., 5:329-370.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1974). On Narcissism: Beyond the Introduction, Highlights of Heinz Kohut's Contributions to the Psychoanalytic Treatment of Narcissistic Personality Disorders. Ann. Psychoanal., 2:127-149.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (2012). The Novelist's Craft: Reflections on The Brothers Karamazov. Am. Imago, 69:295-317.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Ornstein, A. (1985). 4 Clinical Understanding and Explaining: The Empathic Vantage Point. Progress in Self Psychology, 1:43-61.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (2011). The Centrality of Empathy in Psychoanalysis. Psychoanal. Inq., 31:437-447.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1987). Chapter 7: On Self-State Dreams in the Psychoanalytic Treatment Process. The Interpretations of Dreams in Clinical Work, 87-104.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1991). Chapter 10: A Self Psychological Perspective. Conflict and Compromise: Therapeutic Implications, 133-171.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1999). Chapter 15 The Centrality of the Selfobject Transferences: A Discussion of Alan Kindler's “The Case of Joanna Churchill”. Progress in Self Psychology, 15:215-227.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1995). Chapter 3 Critical Reflections on a Comparative Analysis of “Self Psychology and Intersubjectivity Theory”. Progress in Self Psychology, 11:47-77.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1993). Chapter 10 Sexuality and Aggression in Pathogenesis and in the Clinical Situation. Progress in Self Psychology, 9:109-125.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1993). Chapter 1 Introduction: Is Self Psychology on a Promising Trajectory?. Progress in Self Psychology, 9:1-11.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Ornstein, A. (2008). The Structure and Function of Unconscious Fantasy in the Psychoanalytic Treatment Process. Psychoanal. Inq., 28:206-230.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (2005). When “Dora” Came to See Me for a Second Analysis. Psychoanal. Inq., 25:94-114.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1990). How to “Enter” a Psychoanalytic Process Conducted by Another Analyst: A Self Psychology View. Psychoanal. Inq., 10:478-497.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (2009). A Comparative Assessment of an Analysis of Envy: Commentary on Paper by Julie Gerhardt. Psychoanal. Dial., 19:309-317.
 
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Ornstein, A., Ornstein, P.H. (1995). Marginal Comments on the Evolution of Self Psychology: Response to Editors' Follow-Up Questions. Psychoanal. Dial., 5:421-425.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Ornstein, A. (1995). Some Distinguishing Features of Heinz Kohut's Self Psychology. Psychoanal. Dial., 5:385-391.
 
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Ornstein, P.H., Ornstein, A. (2003). The Function of Theory in Psychoanalysis: A Self Psychological Perspective. Psychoanal Q., 72:157-182.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (1995). Self Psychology is Not What You Think It Is. J. Clin. Psychoanal., 4:491-506.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (2009). My Late Night Hypnagogic Fantasy: Conversation With Heinz Kohut (II)1. Int. J. Psychoanal. Self Psychol., 4:101-110.
 
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Ornstein, P.H. (2008). Heinz Kohut's Self Psychology—And Ours: Transformations of Psychoanalysis. Int. J. Psychoanal. Self Psychol., 3:195-214.
 
 
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