Relational And Intersubjective Perspectives In Psychoanalysis Book

	Introduction : relational and intersubjective trends in psychoanalysis
I	Theoretical considerations
1	Intersubjectivity : from theory through practice	3
2	Phenomenology of intersubjectivity : a historical overview and its clinical implications	35
3	The problem of relationality	71
4	Subjectivity and the ephemeral mind	97
5	Object relations and intersubjectivity	117
II	Treatment perspectives
6	Creation and discovery in the psychoanalytic process	131
7	Moral deliberation and relationality in the analytic dyad	153
8	Somnolence in the therapeutic encounter : benign and pathognomonic features in the treatment of trauma	175
III	Alternative and postmodern paradigms
9	Where do we go from here? : relational psychoanalysis, intersubjectivity, and the struggle against positivism	201
10	Relational perspectives and the strong adaptive paradigm of communicative psychoanalysis	223
11	The autobiographical dialogue in the dialogue between analysts : introductory notes on the use of relational and intersubjective perspectives in conference space	255
12	Process psychology	279
IV	Critique and commentary
13	Psychoanalysis, the relational turn, and philosophy	311