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This contemporary evaluation of Harry Stack Sullivan's key concepts presents the author's point of view about the current applicability of Sullivan's theory of therapy and recommends various modifications in clinical practice.
Part I is a systematic elaboration of the basic assumptions of Sullivanian Psychiatry which includes discussion of anxiety, parataxic distortion and the concepts of self and self system.
Part II is concerned with the Sullivanian therapeutic process and how