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ZBK 163:356-357 (1967)

Transference: Additional Reading List

Author: Ralph R. Greenson

The Historical Development of the Concept of Transference

Hoffer (1956), Krapf (1956), Orr (1954), Servadio (1956), Waelder (1956).

The Nature and Origin of Transference Reactions

Fairbairn (1958), Greenacre (1966b), Guntrip (1961, Chapt. 18), Hartmann, Kris, and Loewenstein (1946), Klein (1952), Nunberg (1932, 1951), Segal (1964, Chapt. 1).

Early Object Relations

A. Freud (1965), Greenacre (1958, 1960), Hoffer (1949, 1952), Mahler (1963), Spitz (1965), Winnicott (1957).

The Real Relationship between Patient and Analyst

Alexander, French, et al. (1946), de Forest (1954), Ferenczi (1930), Weigert (1952, 1954a, 1954b).

Acting Out of Transference Reactions

Altman (1957), Ekstein and Friedman (1957), Kanzer (1957), Rexford (1966), Zeligs (1957).

Working Through of Transference Interpretations

Greenson (1965b), Kris (1956a, 1956b), Novey (1962), Stewart (1963).

Problems of Training Analysis

Balint (1948, 1954), Bernfeld (1962), G. Bibring (1954), Ekstein (1955, 1960a, 1960b), A. Freud (1950a), Gitelson (1954), Glover (1955), Greenacre (1966a), Grotjahn (1954), Heimann (1954), Kairys (1964), Lamplde Groot (1954), Nacht (1954), Nacht, Lebovici, and Diatkine (1961), Nielsen , Weigert .