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Volume 19 (2003)
Progress in Self Psychology
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Contents
Preface
p. xi
Mark J. Gehrie
Introduction
p. xv
Henry J. Friedman
I Theory
Chapter 1 “To Be or Not to Be?”: The Question of Authenticity, Therapist Subjectivity, and the Role of Interpretive Moments in Treatment
p. 3
Stan T. Dudley & Todd F. Walker
Chapter 2 Consequences of “Empathy”: Rereading Kohut's (1959) “Examination of the Relationship Between Mode of Observation and Theory”
p. 21
Lester Lenoff
Chapter 3 Twinship Selfobject Experience and Homosexuality
p. 41
Diane Lawson Martinez
Chapter 4 Empathy and Self-Expression: Confessions of a Sometimes Angry Self Psychologist
p. 57
Marc L. Miller
Chapter 5 Survival and Recovery: Psychoanalytic Reflections
p. 85
Anna Ornstein
Chapter 6 Selfhood and the Dance of Empathy
p. 107
Jan L. Rieveschl & Michael A. Cowan
Chapter 7 Psychic Survival versus Psychic Freedom: Reflections on Symington's Theory of Narcissism
p. 133
Michael Shoshani & Batya Shoshani
II Clinical
Chapter 8 Working with Adolescents: A Time for “Reconsideration”
p. 155
Mark D. Smaller
Chapter 9 A Case of Sexual (Dis-)Orientation with Thoughts on Sexuality, Sexual Orientation, and Psychoanalysis
p. 171
Jeffrey Stern
Panel: The Role of the Relationship in the Therapeutic Process
Chapter 10 The Case of Patient J and Discussions: Introduction
p. 195
Estelle Shane
The Case of Patient J
p. 199
Joye Weisel-Barth
A Ruthless Examination of an Empathic Clinical Presentation: A Discussion of Joye Weisel-Barth's Clinical Case
p. 207
Lewis Aron
On the Impossibility of Immaculate Perception—There Is No Relationship without Interpretation, and There Is No Interpretation without Relationship: A Discussion of Joye Weisel-Barth's Clinical Case
p. 217
Robert D. Stolorow
Reply to the Discussions
p. 225
Joye Weisel-Barth
Commentary on Discussion by Stolorow and Aron
p. 245
Estelle Shane
III Applied
Chapter 11 Death in Venice: A Selfobject Perspective on Thomas Mann's Homolimerence
p. 251
Richard M. Childs
Chapter 12 John Adams and Benjamin Rush Exchange Dreams
p. 269
Miriam Elson
Chapter 13 Making Contact with the Perception World of a Child: Undetected Disabilities in Sensory Motor Integration and the Effects on the Development of Self-Esteem
p. 287
Eva Rass
Chapter 14 Tragic Man and Narcissistic Disturbance in the Films of Ingmar Bergman
p. 309
Gordon A. Schulz
Chapter 15 The Applicability of Self Psychology to Psychotherapy with the Elderly: With Emphasis on Twinship Selfobject Needs and Empathy as a Mode of Observation
p. 331
Hideki Wada
IV A Personal Memoir
Chapter 16 A Personal and Professional Reminiscence of Heinz Kohut
p. 347
Constance Goldberg