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PEP | Journals - Progress in Self Psychology - Volume 3 (1988)
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Volume 3 (1988)
Progress in Self Psychology
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Contents
Preface
p. ix
Arnold Goldberg
Introduction
p. xi
James L. Fosshage
I Self Psychology and Infancy
Chapter 1 Mother—Infant Mutual Influence and Precursors of Psychic Structure
p. 3
Beatrice Beebe & Frank M. Lachmann
Chapter 2 Affect and the Development of the Self: A New Frontier
p. 27
E. Virginia Demos
Chapter 3 Reflections on Self Psychology and Infancy: Empathy and Theory
p. 55
Michael Franz Basch
Infant Research and Self Psychology
p. 59
Joseph Lichtenberg
The Event-Structure of Regulation in the Neonate-Caregiver System as a Biological Background for Early Organization of Psychic Structure
p. 64
Louis W. Sander
II Self Psychology and the Psychoses
Chapter 4 A Short History of the Psychoanalytic Approach to the Treatment of Psychotic Disorders
p. 81
Arthur Malin
Chapter 5 Manic–Depressive Illness: Analytic Experience and a Hypothesis*
p. 87
Robert M. Galatzer-Levy
Chapter 6 Symbols of Subjective Truth in Psychotic States: Implications for Psychoanalytic Treatment
p. 103
Robert D. Stolorow, George E. Atwood & Bernard Brandchaft
Chapter 7 Reflections on Self Psychology and the Psychoses: Psychosis and Failure of Cognitive Development
p. 143
Michael Franz Basch
The Severe Reaches Of Psychological Disorder
p. 150
Paul H. Tolpin
III Clinical Contributions
Chapter 8 Dream Interpretation Revisited
p. 161
James L. Fosshage
Chapter 9 Pathognomic Mirroring and the Organization of Experience: A Developmental Factor in Self Pathology
p. 177
Doren L. Slade & Lisa J. Moskowitz
Chapter 10 On Ambition and Hubris: A Case Study
p. 195
Frank M. Lachmann
IV Theoretical Contributions
Chapter 11 Selfobject Failure and Gender Identity
p. 213
Leslie M. Lothstein
Chapter 12 On Boundary Formation
p. 237
Russell Meares
Chapter 13 Self Psychology from the Perspective of Evolutionary Biology: Toward a Biological Foundation for Self Psychology
p. 253
Daniel Kriegman