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… nur meine armen Lieder / kühlen meinen heißen Schmerz
… my meager songs alone / cool down my searing pain
Post-Freudian Jewish Marxist, theoretician, and author of numerous analytic publications in German and English, including three influential books written in English, The Self and the Object World (1964), Psychotic Conflict and Reality (1967), and Depression (1971), Edith Jacobson is regarded as a leading voice in object relations theory and ranks among the most renowned clinicians and respected pedagogues in psychoanalysis.1