Theories of the Unconscious and Theories of the Self

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Analytic Press (1987)
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Intuition and discovery.K. S. Bowers
A response to Otto Kernberg's “The dynamic unconscious and the self.”.Marcia Cavell
How the body becomes a self: A response to kernberg.Peter Caws
The psychoanalytic and the cognitive unconscious.Morris N. Eagle
Chancing views regarding the nature and origin of the dynamic unconscious.Otto F. Kernberg
The dynamic unconscious.O. Kernberg
The dynamic unconscious of the self.O. Kernberg
Governing of the self: Laws and freedom.Richard Kuhns
Historical context.Gerald E. Myers
Affect and the unconscious: A cognitive perspective.J. D. Safran & L. S. Greenberg
From the subjectivity of science to a science of subjectivity.R. D. Stolorow & George E. Atwood

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