Freedom To Inquire Self Psycho Book

	Foreword
	Acknowledgments
	Introduction
1	Self-Image as Defense and Resistance	3
2	Heinz Kohut and Otto Rank	11
3	The Ethical and the Empathic	15
4	Self, Will, and Empathy	23
5	Empathy in the Therapeutic Situation	33
6	The Continuing Search for the Selfobject	41
7	A Case Palpably Illustrating the Growth of Self through a Change in the Selfobject	47
8	The Ego-Ideal: An Aspect of Narcissism	55
9	The Therapeutic Significance of Uniqueness	69
10	Some Psychosocial Factors in the Development of Ego and Self: Individuation, Identification, and Identity	79
11	Self and Culture-Clinical Implications of Culture in the Treatment of a Japanese-American Woman	87
12	Culture and Some Limitations of the Psychoanalytic Method	97
13	Otto Rank and Ego Psychology	105
14	Interpretation and Ego Function	115
15	Questioning the Sacred Cow of the Transference	121
16	Self-Disclosure, Transference, and Countertransference	129
17	The Selfobject as Immortal Self	143
18	Masochism from a Self Psychological Perspective	155
19	Self Psychological Perspectives on Moral Masochism	165
20	Illusion, Idealization, and Masochism	175
21	More on Masochism	187
22	Female Identity in Psychosocial Perspective	199
23	Gender and the Complementarity of Viewpoints	207
24	Conflicts of Women in a Changing Society	213
25	Comments on Freud's "The Psychogenesis of a Case of Homosexuality in a Woman"	225
26	Some Observations Regarding Men's Contemporary Views of Women	231
27	My Analysis with Anna Freud	237
28	Psychoanalytic New York in the Thirties, Forties, and Fifties	243
29	Continuity and Change in Conceptions of the Psychoanalytic Situation	251
30	Being Seventy-Five	265
31	A Contribution to the Study of the Neurotic Stealing Symptom	269
32	Hypermotility and Transitory Tic in a Child of Seven	281
33	Conversations with Esther Menaker	289
	References	313
	Publications of Esther Menaker	319
	Credits	323
	Index	327