Countertransference and related subjects Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
1	The Schizophrenic Individual's Experience of His World	5
2	Feelings of Guilt in the Psychoanalyst	28
3	Identity Development in Edith Jacobson's The Self and the Object World	36
4	Concerning the Development of an Identity	45
5	The "Dedicated Physician" in the Field of Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis	71
6	Paranoid Processes among Members of the Therapeutic Team	89
7	A Case of Borderline Thought Disorder	109
8	Pathologic Symbiosis and Autism	132
9	Autism and the Phase of Transition to Therapeutic Symbiosis	149
10	Concerning Therapeutic Symbiosis: The Patient as Symbiotic Therapist, the Phase of Ambivalent Symbiosis, and the Role of Jealousy in the Fragmented Ego	172
11	An Epic Struggle with Schizophrenia: A Review of Marion Milner's The Hands of the Living God	192
12	The Function of the Patient's Realistic Perceptions of the Analyst in Delusional Transference	196
13	Unconscious Processes in Relation to the Environmental Crisis	228
14	Intensive Psychotherapy of Chronic Schizophrenia: A Case Report	243
15	Some Aspects of Unconscious Fantasy	267
16	Discussion of "The Concept of Psychoses as a Result and in the Context of the Long-Term Treatment Modalities," by Leopold Bellak	282
17	Violence in Schizophrenia	288
18	Countertransference and Theoretical Model	373
19	The Patient as Therapist to His Analyst	380
20	Dual- and Multiple-Identity Processes in Borderline Ego Functioning	460
21	The Development of Mature Hope in the Patient-Therapist Relationship	479
22	Transitional Phenomena and Therapeutic Symbiosis	503
23	The Analyst's Participant Observation as Influenced by the Patient's Transference	577
24	Psychoanalytic Therapy with Schizophrenic Patients in a Private-Practice Context	582
	References	603
	Index	613