Research Catalog

Title

Self-analysis for analysts / Karl König.

Author

König, Karl, 1931-

Publication

London ; Bristol, Pa. : J. Kingsley Publishers, 1997.

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Description

120 p.; 22 cm.

Subject

• Psychoanalysis
• Physician-Patient Relations
• Personality
• Self-Assessment
• Self-analysis (Psychoanalysis)
• Self-evaluation
• Self-perception
• Psychoanalysts
• Countertransference
• Self Concept
• Psychoanalytic Theory

Bibliography (note)

• Includes bibliographical references (p. 113-115) and indexes.

Processing Action (note)

• committed to retain

Contents

Preface -- 1. The Working Relationship in Self-Analysis -- 2. Ego-Syntonic Behaviour as a Problem -- 3. Self-Analysis in Professional and Private Life -- 4. Transitional Situations -- 5. Self-Analysis in the Therapist's Couple Relationship -- 6. Self-Analysis and One's Children -- 7. Technical Hints -- 8. Free Association in Self-Analysis -- 9. Feedback -- 10. Self-Analysis and Projective Identification -- 11. Abstinence and Actualization -- 12. Being Tolerant and Tactful in Analyzing Oneself -- 13. Working Through -- l4. Concentrating on the Past as a Resistance -- 15. Identity Resistances -- 16. Dreams in Self-Analysis -- 17. When Does the Therapist Remember Dreams That Have Something to Do With His Patients? -- 18. Sexuality -- 19. Sado-Masochistic Ways of Relating -- 20. Influence of One's Personality Structure on the Capacity to Do Self-Analysis -- 21. Further Thoughts on Self-Analysis and Counter-Transference Analysis -- 22. Time-Limited Experiential Groups as a Help in Self-Analysis -- 23. More About the Limits and Possibilities of Self-Analysis -- 24. Self-Analysis and the Institute -- References -- Subject Index -- Author Index.

ISBN

1853024767

LCCN

^^^97198053^

OCLC

39786901

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Harvard Library