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PEP | Journals - Progress in Self Psychology - Volume 10 (1994)
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Volume 10 (1994)
Progress in Self Psychology
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Contents
Acknowledgment
p. v
Introduction
p. xi
Mark J. Gehrie
I The Selfobject Reconsidered
Chapter 1 The Selfobject Concept: Clinical Implications
p. 1
Michael Franz Basch
Chapter 2 Reformulations of the Concept of Selfobject: A Misalliance of Self Psychology with Object Relations Theory
p. 9
Crayton E. Rowe
Chapter 3 The Selfobject Relationship in Psychoanalytic Treatment
p. 21
Howard A. Bacal
Chapter 4 Selfobjects Throughout the Life Span: Research with Nonclinical Subjects
p. 31
Helen D. Gilbert
II Clinical Papers from Homosexuality to Conjoint Therapy
Chapter 5 Homosexuality and the Struggle for Coherence
p. 55
R. Dennis Shelby
Chapter 6 Teaching, Learning, and Supervision
p. 79
Paula B. Fuqua
Chapter 7 Dr. Kohut and Mr. Z: Is This a Case of Alter Ego Countertransference?
p. 99
Doris Brothers
Chapter 8 The Legacy of Hypnosis: Freud and Subjectivity
p. 115
Mary Newsome
Chapter 9 Trauma, Memory, and Psychic Continuity
p. 131
Anna Ornstein
Chapter 10 Conjoint Therapy: An Intersubjective Approach
p. 147
Jeffrey L. Trop
III A Dialogue on Self Psychology
Chapter 13 Heinz Kohut's Self Psychology
p. 197
Merton M. Gill
Chapter 14 Comments on Merton Gill's “Heinz Kohut's Self Psychology”
p. 213
Robert J. Leider
Chapter 15 Kohut, Gill, and the New Psychoanalytic Paradigm
p. 221
Robert D. Stolorow
Chapter 16 Response to Discussion of Self Psychology Paper
p. 227
Merton M. Gill
IV A Discussion of the “Contexts of Being”
Chapter 17 The Myth of the Isolated Mind
p. 233
Robert D. Stolorow & George E. Atwood
Chapter 18 Discussion of Stolorow and Atwood's “The Myth of the Isolated Mind”
p. 251
Mark J. Gehrie
Chapter 19 Discussion of “The Myth of the Isolated Mind”
p. 257
Morton Shane & Estelle Shane
Chapter 11 An Intersubjective Approach to Conjoint Therapy
p. 159
Philip A. Ringstrom
Chapter 12 The Development of a Self-Psychological Theory of Dreams: Historical and Clinical Considerations
p. 183
Stewart Gabel