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Heinz Kohut: The Chicago Institute Lectures book cover

1st Edition

Heinz Kohut The Chicago Institute Lectures

Edited By Paul Tolpin, Marian Tolpin Copyright 1996
430 Pages
by Routledge

430 Pages
by Routledge

432 Pages
by Routledge
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Delivered to advanced candidates at The Chicago Institute for Psychoanalysis in 1974-75, The Chicago Institute Lectures reveal a Kohut in transition, a Kohut wrestling with the creative tension in psychoanalysis between tradition and innovation, between continuity and change, even as he worked toward the psychology of the self "in the broad sense" that marked his decisive break from traditional... Read more
Perversions (January 7, 1972). What Are Patients Angry About? (April 14, 1972). Thoughts about Narcissism and Homosexuality (November 24, 1972). On the Vertical Split (March 2, 1973). Varieties of Aggression, Possibilities of Self (June 8, 1973). The Mature Transformations of Narcissism (February 15, 1974). On the Therapeutic Alliance (March 29, 1974). Narcissistic Disorders, Oedipal Disorders (June 7, 1974). The Point of View of Self Psychology (October 11, 1974). Paranoia and Self Psychology (October 25, 1974). Phobias, Obsessions, and Self Psychology (November 8, 1974). Libido Theory and the Psychology of the Self (November 22, 1974). Varieties of Aggression (January 3, 1975). The Question of Drive Psychology and Some Thoughts on Technique (January 17, 1975). Consciousness, Unconsciousness, and the Self (January 31, 1975). Pride, Shame, and Self-Regulation (February 14, 1975). The Self and the Oedipus Complex (February 28, 1975). A New Mode of Thinking: Narcissism and the Psychology of Psychosis (March 14, 1975). The Nuclear Self and the Question of Health (March 28, 1975). The Bipolarity of the Self (April 11, 1975). Varieties of Narcissism (April 25, 1975). Structural Psychology, Self Psychology: The Self-Object Milieu of Early Life (May 9, 1975). The Subtlety of Self-Object Interactions (May 23, 1975). Technique, Termination, Trial Internalizations (June 6, 1975). Thoughts on the Self and Its Restoration (June 11, 1976).

Biography

Paul Tolpin, M.D., and Marian Tolpin, M.D., are Training and Supervising Analysts at the Institute for Psychoanalysis, Chicago.  Dr. Marian Tolpin is also Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, University of Chicago Medical School.

"Kohut at his best! Kohut was particularly lively and clear when challenged by questions and when lecturing. The Tolpins have done us a great service in bringing together Kohut's thinking at a time when he was in the midst of some of his most important work. The Chicago Institute Lectures clarify important aspects of Kohut's thinking and allow the reader important new understandings regarding both development of the self and techniques for working with disorders of the self. This is a critical volume in the study of clinical and theoretical aspects of psychoanalysis."

- Bertram J. Cohler, Ph.D., University of Chicago

"Distinguished analysts in their own right, Marian and Paul Tolpin have brought together a series of lectures by Heinz Kohut given to analytic candidates in their last years of formal training.  Superbly edited, these lectures provide the reader with a sense of intimate participation in the evolution and development of Kohut's theory, including detailed examples of typical cases and dilemmas in the treatment process.  Not for analysts alone but for a wide audience of mental health professionals, Kohut's Chicago Institute Lectures is an invaluable text."

- Miriam Elson, A.M., Emeritus Lecturer, University of Chicago

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