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PEP | Journals - Progress in Self Psychology - Volume 12 (1996)
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Volume 12 (1996)
Progress in Self Psychology
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Contents
Acknowledgment
p. v
Introduction: Notes on the Integration, Reformulation, and Development of Kohut's Contributions
p. xiii
Crayton E. Rowe
I Frustration and Responsiveness
Chapter 1 Optimal Frustration: An Endangered Concept
p. 3
David S. MacIsaac
Chapter 2 The Psychoanalyst's Selfobject Needs and the Effect of Their Frustration on the Treatment: A New View of Countertransference
p. 17
Howard A. Bacal & Peter G. Thomson
Chapter 3 Self Psychology in Search of the Optimal: A Consideration of Optimal Responsiveness, Optimal Provision, Optimal Gratification, and Optimal Restraint in the Clinical Situation
p. 37
Morton Shane & Estelle Shane
Chapter 4 Notes on the Contribution of the Analyst's Self-Awareness to Optimal Responsiveness
p. 55
Shelley R. Doctors
II Philosophical Issues
Chapter 5 The Philosophical Importance of Kohut's Bipolar Theory of the Self
p. 67
John H. Riker
Chapter 6 On the Existential/Subjectivism–Scientific/Objectivism Dialectic in Self Psychology: A View from Evolutionary Biology
p. 85
Daniel Kriegman
III Clinical
Chapter 7 The Contribution of Self- and Mutual Regulation to Therapeutic Action: A Case Illustration
p. 123
Frank M. Lachmann & Beatrice Beebe
Chapter 8 Countertransference and Curative Process with “Nondifficult” Patients
p. 141
Martin S. Livingston
Chapter 9 Empathy in Broader Perspective: A Technical Approach to the Consequences of the Negative Selfobject in Early Character Formation
p. 159
Mark J. Gehrie
IV Child Studies
Chapter 10 A Self-Psychological Approach to Child Therapy: A Case Study
p. 183
Ruth Banovitz Suth
Chapter 11 Discussion of “A Self-Psychological Approach to Child Therapy: A Case Study”
p. 201
Morton Shane
Chapter 12 Flight from the Subjectivity of the Other: Pathological Adaptation to Childhood Parent Loss
p. 207
George Hagman
V Applied
Chapter 13 A Self-Psychological Approach to Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Adults: A Paradigm to Integrate the Biopsychosocial Model of Psychiatric Illness
p. 223
Howard S. Baker & Margaret N. Baker
Chapter 14 Discussion of “A Self-Psychological Approach to Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in Adults: A Paradigm to Integrate the Biopsychosocial Model of Psychiatric Illness”
p. 243
Joseph Palombo
Chapter 15 The Function of Early Selfobject Experiences in Gendered Representations of God
p. 249
Lallene J. Rector
Chapter 16 The Severed Self: Gender as Trauma
p. 269
Janice Crawford
Chapter 17 Self Psychology: A Feminist Re-Visioning
p. 285
Susann Pangerl