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Across all psychoanalytic orientations and cultures, the multidimensional spectrum of theoretical conceptualizations of the self with implications for sensitively attuned contemporary clinical psychoanalytic practice with wide range of serious clinical conditions, provide for a ‘built-in’ guard against dogmatism and rigidity of old and new orthodoxies.
See also: CONFLICT COUNTERTRANSFERENCE ENACTMENT OBJECT RELATIONS THEORIES INTERSUBJECTIVITY
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