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PEP | Journals - Progress in Self Psychology - Volume 4 (1988)
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Volume 4 (1988)
Progress in Self Psychology
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Contents
Introduction
p. xi
Douglas W. Detrick
I Supervision with Kohut
Chapter 1 Heinz Kohut as Teacher and Supervisor: A View from the Second Generation
p. 3
Robert M. Galatzer-Levy
Chapter 2 On Supervision with Heinz Kohut
p. 43
Sheldon J. Meyers
II Integration of Theories
Chapter 3 Integrating Self Psychology and Classical Psychoanalysis: An Experience-Near Approach
p. 63
Robert D. Stolorow
Chapter 4 Pathways to Integration: Adding to the Self Psychology Model
p. 71
Morton Shane & Estelle Shane
Chapter 5 Reflections on Integration of Theories: Kohut's Views on Integration
p. 79
Jule P. Miller
Comments on “Complementarity” and the Concept of a Combined Model
p. 84
Robert J. Leider
III Development
Constitution in Infancy: Implications for Early Development and Psychoanalysis
p. 91
Barbara Fajardo
Chapter 7 Reflections on Development: The Selfobject Experience of the Newborn
p. 101
Michael F. Basch
The Clinical Value of Considering Constitutional Factors
p. 104
Estelle Shane
IV Clinical Papers
Chapter 8 Optimum Frustration: Structuralization and the Therapeutic Process
p. 113
David M. Terman
Chapter 9 Reflections on “Optimum Frustration”
p. 127
Howard A. Bacal
Chapter 10 A Case of Intractable Depression
p. 133
Bernard Brandchaft
Chapter 11 Reflections on Clinical Cases: Optimal Responsiveness and The Theory of Cure
p. 155
Anna Ornstein
Optimal Affective Engagement: The Analyst's Role in Therapy
p. 160
Paul H. Tolpin
Problems of Therapeutic Orientation
p. 168
Ernest S. Wolf
V Applied Psychoanalysis
Chapter 12 Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman: Lessons for the Self Psychologist
p. 175
Howard S. Baker & Margaret N. Baker
Chapter 13 Selfobject Theory and the Artistic Process
p. 193
Carl T. Rotenberg
Chapter 14 Treatment of Narcissistic Vulnerability in Marital Therapy
p. 215
Marion F. Solomon