12. Identification and Its Vicissitudes as Observed in Psychosis

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vi
3. Preface viii
4. Part I. The Role of Affects in Psychoanalytic Theory
5. 1. New Perspectives on Drive Theory 1
6. 2. The Psychopathology of Hatred 21
7. Part II. Developmental Aspects of Broad-Spectrum Personality Disorders
8. 3. Clinical Dimensions of Masochism 33
9. 4. Hysterical and Histrionic Personality Disorders 52
10. 5. Antisocial and Narcissistic Personality Disorders 67
11. Part III. Clinical Applications Of Object Relations Theory
12. 6. Object Relations Theory in Clinical Practice 85
13. 7. An Ego Psychology-Object Relations Theory Approach to the Transference 103
14. 8. An Ego Psychology-Object Relations Theory of Structural Change 119
15. 9. Transference Regression and Psychoanalytic Technique with Infantile Personalities 140
16. Part IV. Technical Approaches To Severe Regression
17. 10. Projection and Projective Identification: Developmental and Clinical Aspects 157
18. 11. Projective Identification, Countertransference, and Hospital Treatment 175
19. 12. Identification and Its Vicissitudes as Observed in Psychosis 193
20. 13. Vicissitudes of and Pleasure in Hatred 211
21. 14. Psychopathic, Paranoid, and Depressive Transferences 222
22. Part V. The Psychodynamics Of Perversion
23. 15. The Relation of Borderline Personality Organization to the Perversions 245
24. 16. A Theoretical Frame for the Study of Sexual Perversions 263
25. 17. A Conceptual Model for Male Perversion (with Particular Reference to Male Homosexuality) 277
26. References 293
27. Permissions 305
28. Index 307