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This is a collection of twelve chapters, some previously published and others especially commissioned and written for the book. The central theme is countertransference, and the contributions reflecting the growing breadth of our theoretical knowledge and clinical applications of that which Freud first wrote about as an obstacle.
The book is clearly divided into three sections. In the first section, Hanna Segal, Thomas Ogden, and Leon Grinberg discuss theoretical and technical aspects of