Self Psychology Psychoanalysis

Kohut's Legacy

How Does Analysis Cure?⁽¹²⁾ was his final book, published posthumously in 1984. This work offered new perspectives on the place of empathy in analytic cure, and it expanded the concepts of defense and resistance; moreover, perhaps most importantly, it offered directions that we can pursue to understand more fully the human condition.

Bibliography

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