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CURRENT PSYCHOANALYTIC PARADIGM CONTROVERSY: A HORNEYAN PERSPECTIVE Henry A. Paul The purpose of this presentation is to examine the way in which Karen Horney's psychoanalytic ideas transcend the current polarizing contro- versy in psychoanalysis: that between classical psychoanalysis and the self- psychology movement most commonly associated with the work of Heinz Kohut. To accomplish this purpose it will first be necessary to review a few of the major aspects of this controversy. Then some of the major aspects of Horney's work will be reviewed with special emphasis on those ideas which are pertinent to the aforementioned controversy. And finally, brief attention will be paid to Horney's place in the history of the psychoanalytic movement. in the past fifteen years we have witnessed a growing debate in American psychoanalysis sparked by the work of Heinz Kohut (1, 2). Briefly put, the Kohutian self-psychology movement stresses the central importance of the self in understanding not only certain disorders of personality but the human condition as a whole. Followers of this trend have called this the third revolution in psychoanalysis, the first two being the introduction of drive psychology and ego psychology, respectively. Classicists argue that Kohut's work, while providing some additional
The American Journal of Psychoanalysis – Springer Journals
Published: Sep 1, 1985
Keywords: Clinical Psychology; Psychotherapy; Psychoanalysis
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