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Volume 2 (1986)

Preface  
Arnold Goldberg, M.D.
Section I. Theoretical Issues
1 Clinical Consequences of the Theory of Self Psychology  3
Homer C. Curtis, M.D.
2 Can This Be Psychoanalysis?  18
Michael Franz Basch, M.D.
3 Discussion: The Relationship between the Psychoanalytic Concepts of Conflict and Deficit  31
Elliott Markson, M.D. and Peter G. Thomson, M.D.
4 Discussion: Beyond Dogma in Psychoanalysis  41
Robert D. Stolorow, Ph.D.
5 Rejoinder  50
Homer C. Curtis, M.D.
Section II. Clinical Problems
6 How Does Self Psychology Differ in Practice?  63
Robert S. Wallerstein, M.D.
7 Discrepancies between Analysand and Analyst in Experiencing the Analysis  84
Ernest S. Wolf, M.D.
8 Discussion: What Makes for Effective Analysis?  95
Paul H. Tolpin, M.D.
9 Discussion: To Negotiate or Not Negotiate Controversies  106
Joshua Levy, Ph.D.
Section III. Development
10 The Self and Its Selfobjects: A Different Baby  115
Marian Tolpin, M.D.
11 Discussion: Models for Transmuting Internalization  129
Anna Ornstein, M.D.
12 Discussion: Controversies about Development: Givens and Experience  133
Joseph Lichtenberg, M.D.
13 Self Change and Development in the Analysis of an Adolescent Patient: The Use of a Combined Model with a Developmental Orientation and Approach  142
Morton Shane, M.D. and Estelle Shane, Ph.D.
Section IV. Original Papers: Applied Psychoanalysis
14 A Psychoanalytic Interpretation of The Bacchae of Euripides  165
Jerald Kay, M.D.
15 Discussion: Frenzy and Regeneration in Euripides' The Bacchae  184
Harry Trosman, M.D.
16 The Empathic Vantage Point in Supervision  188
John A. Sloane, M.D.
17 Self Psychology and Somatization: An Integration with Alexithymia  212
William H. Rickles, M.D.
18 Self Psychology and the Problem of Suicide  227
David E. Reiser, M.D.
Theoretical Problems
19 British Object Relations Theory and Self Psychology  245
Bernard Brandchaft, M.D.
20 On Experiencing an Object: A Multidimensional Perspective  273
Robert D. Stolorow, Ph.D.
21 On Working Through in Self Psychology  280
Hyman L. Muslin, M.D.
22 Alterego Phenomena and the Alterego Transferences: Some Further Considerations  299
Douglas W. Detrick, Ph.D.
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