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Conflict and Compromise: Therapeutic Implications
Authors
Dowling, S.
Published by
International Universities Press
ISBN-13
978-0823610389
ISBN-10
823610381
Years
1991
Contents
Contributors
p. vii
Scott Dowling
Introduction
p. ix
Scott Dowling
Front Matter
p. 1
Scott Dowling
Section I: The Workshop Papers
Chapter 1: Conflict, Trauma, and Deficit
p. 3
Jacob A. Arlow
Chapter 2: Conflict, Compromise Formation, and Structural Theory
p. 15
Dale Boesky
Chapter 3: Psychological Conflict in Childhood
p. 31
Robert L. Tyson
Chapter 4: Therapeutic Strategies in Dealing with Neurotic Patients' Marital Problems
p. 49
Elizabeth Lloyd Mayer
Chapter 5: Technical Considerations in Treating Patients with Character Disorders
p. 65
Ernest Kafka
Chapter 6: Working with Conflict and Deficit in Borderline and Narcissistic Patients
p. 77
Martin S. Willick
Section II: the Discussions
Chapter 7: Conflict and Compromise: Therapeutic Strategies for Clinicians
p. 97
Charles Brenner
Chapter 8: Conflict and Compromise: A Discussion
p. 107
Milton H. Bronstein
Chapter 9: An Object Relations Approach to Conflict and Compromise Formation
p. 115
Frederick Vaquer
Chapter 10: A Self Psychological Perspective
p. 133
Paul H. Ornstein
Chapter 11: The Authors Respond
p. 173
Dale Boesky
References
p. 219
Subject Index
p. 231