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Volume 11 (1995)
Progress in Self Psychology
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Contents
Acknowledgment
p. v
Introduction: Tensions Between Loyalism and Expansionism in Self Psychology
p. xi
Robert D. Stolorow
I Self Psychology and Intersubjectivity
Chapter 1 Self Psychology and the Intersubjective Perspective: A Dialectical Critique
p. 3
Donald L. Carveth
Chapter 2 Self Psychology and Intersubjectivity Theory
p. 31
Jeffrey L. Trop
Chapter 3 Critical Reflections on a Comparative Analysis of “Self Psychology and Intersubjectivity Theory”
p. 47
Paul H. Ornstein
Chapter 4 Reply to Ornstein
p. 79
Jeffrey L. Trop
Chapter 5 Internal Object Relations as Intersubjective Phenomena
p. 87
Craig Powell
II Treatment: Clinical Studies
Chapter 6 Why Can't a Woman Be a Man … in the Transference?
p. 99
Frank M. Lachmann & Sandra Kiersky
Chapter 7 The Complementary Function of Individual and Group Psychotherapy in the Management and Working Through of Archaic Selfobject Transferences
p. 109
Margaret Baker
Chapter 8 Jacquie: The Working Through of Selfobject Transferences with a Latency-Aged Girl
p. 125
Ellen J. Lewinberg
Chapter 9 The Termination Phase in Psychoanalysis: A Self Psychology Study
p. 141
Hyman L. Muslin
Chapter 10 A Self-Psychological Perspective on Multiple Personality Disorder
p. 165
Sandra R. Palef
III Dying and Mourning
Chapter 11 Killing the Needy Self: Women Professionals and Suicide (A Critique of Winnicott's False Self Theory)
p. 177
Sharone A. Abramowitz
Chapter 12 Death of a Selfobject: Toward a Self Psychology of the Mourning Process
p. 189
George Hagman
Chapter 13 The Selfobject Function of Religious Experience: The Treatment of a Dying Patient
p. 207
Steven H. Knoblauch
IV Theoretical and Applied
Chapter 14 The Use of Sequential Personality Testing in Analysis to Monitor the Uncovering of Childhood Memories of Abuse
p. 221
Shirley C. Geller
Chapter 15 On the Capacity to Be Creative: A Psychoanalytic Exploration of Writer's Block
p. 243
Richard H. Tuch
Chapter 16 The Guilt of Tragic Man
p. 259
Janet T. Droga & Peter J. Kaufmann
Chapter 17 Looking at Patient Responses: Judging Empathic Attunement
p. 277
Sanford Shapiro
Chapter 18 Psychohistory, Cultural Evolution, and the Historical Significance of Self Psychology
p. 291
Hans Kilian