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Author: Bernd Huppertz , Robert S. Wallerstein , Theodore Jacobs, Albert Einstein College o , Susan Loden
Publisher: Jason Aronson Publishers
Imprint: Jason Aronson Publishers
Dimensions:
Width: 16.00cm
, Height: 2.90cm
, Length: 23.60cm
Weight: 0.585kg
ISBN: 9780765709479
ISBN 10: 0765709473
Pages: 304
Publication Date: 05 September 2013
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Hardback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print 
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Table of Contents
Foreword by Mary Target, PhD, University College, London Acknowledgments A Note on Confidentiality Introduction 1 Robert S. Wallerstein, US 2 Theodore Jacobs, US 3 Susan Loden, UK 4 Alfred Ribi, Switzerland 5 Pamela L. Donleavy, US 6 Grazina Gudaite, Lithuania 7 Kerry Kelly and Jack Novick, US 8 Penelope Garvey, UK 9 Marina Lia, Italy 10 Mariângela Mendes de Almeida, Brazil 11 Angela Joyce, UK 12 Anne Alvarez, UK 13 Myriam Perrin, France 14 Joan Raphael-Leff, UK 15 David Scharff, US 16 Alexandra Harrison, US 17 Peter Kaufmann and Sarah Mendelsohn, US 18 Neil Skolnick, US 19 Shelley Doctors, US 20 Ghislaine Boulanger, US Conclusion and Further Reflections Index About the Author
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This book . . . takes a most unusual and interesting approach-writers from a very wide range of contemporary psychoanalytic schools comment on the same cases, drawn from a consistent context. Will our psychoanalytic approaches turn out to be refracted by this lens into a whole range of diversity, perhaps even contradiction? Or will we find out that plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose? That perhaps when a range of psychoanalysts think about a person, described-crucially-in a particular way by his or her analyst, they tend to converge on certain key concepts and ways of characterizing that person's core self and identity? Thanks to Dr. Huppertz, we shall see! -- Mary Target, University College London
This book ... takes a most unusual and interesting approach-writers from a very wide range of contemporary psychoanalytic schools comment on the same cases, drawn from a consistent context. Will our psychoanalytic approaches turn out to be refracted by this lens into a whole range of diversity, perhaps even contradiction? Or will we find out that plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose? That perhaps when a range of psychoanalysts think about a person, described-crucially-in a particular way by his or her analyst, they tend to converge on certain key concepts and ways of characterizing that person's core self and identity? Thanks to Dr. Huppertz, we shall see! -- Mary Target, University College London
Author Information
Bernd Huppertz, MD, is a physician, neurologist, and psychotherapist, and he has had a private practice in psychoanalysis in Germany since 1998. He has been widely published in the field of psychoanalysis, psychotherapy, and psychosomatic medicine.
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