1. Introduction 2. The Magical Covenant 3. Freud as Clinician 4. Freud's Mental Apparatus 5. Drive and Conflict Theory 6. Ferenczi, the Dissident 7. The British School 8. Metatheory: Theory about Psychotherapy Theory 9. Empathic Understanding 10. Narcissism 11. Mirror Transference 12. Idealizing Transference 13. Twinship and Merger Transferences 14. Selfobject Experiences 15. The Self System 16. Conflict and Deficit Theories 17. Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy 18. Transference as Organizing Principle 19. Structuralization 20. Negative Therapeutic Reactions 21. Affects 22. Trauma 23. Mutual Influence Theory 24. Toward a General Theory
Ronald R. Lee, J. Colby Martin
"The sensitivity and understanding they bring to the complex history of self psychology and its constructs is unsurpassed in my experience. With true scholarly (as well as empathic) depth they are able to explicate the theoretical and clinical relevance to psychoanalysis of the self-psychological views on transference, intersubjectivity, trauma, and - of course - empathy....In a long career of training and supervising, I have encountered few books that attempt the close contextual coverage Lee and Martin have provided. In addition, in the psychoanalytic literature, even fewer offer the clinical lucidity and readability found in this volume."Gene Bocknek, Contemporary Psychology
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