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Discussion of Peter Fürstenau's Paper, "The Two Dimensions of the Psychoanalytic Approach to Structurally Ego-Defective Patients." Hermann Argelander. Pp. 208-215.
In reaction to Fürstenau's plea for a broadening of psychoanalytic "praxeology," Argelander comments critically that the supportive dimensions of therapy, which concentrates on the real relationship, cannot be separated from the
"classical" one, and that the two-dimensional scheme is not commensurate with the complexity of clinical experience.