Neil J. Skolnick, Susan C. Warshaw

• Foreword, Ghent Introduction, Skolnick, Warshaw 1. True Selves, False Selves, and the Ambiguity of Authenticity, Mitchell 2. Self Psychology: The Self and Its Vicissitudes Within a Relational Matrix, Fosshage 3. Recognition and Destructoin: An Outline of Intersubjectivity, Benjamin 4. A Dyadic Systems View of Communication, Beebe, Jaffe, Lachmann 5. The Contribution of Mother-Infant Mutual Influence in the Origins of Self- and Objection Representations, Beebe, Lachmann 6. Dialogues as Transitional Space: A Rapprochement of Psychoanalysis and Developmental Psycholinguistics, Harris 7. Mutative Factors in Child Psychoanalysis: A Comparison of Diverse Relational Perspectives, Warshaw 8. Relational Perspectives on Child Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, Altman 9. Attachment Research: An Approach to a Developmental Relational Perspective, Silverman 10. Secrets in Clinical Work: A Relational Point of View, Skolnick, Davies 11. Money Matters in Psychoanalysis, Aron, Hirsch 12. On the Occurrence of the Isakower Phenomenon in a Schizoid Patient, Bromberg 13. Eros Reclaimed: Recovering Freud's Relational Theory, Reisner 14. Some Historical Aspects of Contemporary Pluralistic Psychoanalysis, Wolstein