This is one of the most difficult of Kohut's books, published posthumously with the assistance of one of the most talented analysts of this period: Arnold Golberg. The book is a compendium of Kohut's theories and techniques as well as a defense of the innovations he introduced when he wrote "The Analysis" (of the self) and "The Restoration" (of the self, of course). For anyone who deals with the narcissism of borderline...
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kohut takes the self object theory one further and reinterprets from this lens such great iconographs as the oedipal complex. compelling read, with a bit of denseness good for twisting through the labyrinths of the human mind..
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