Part I: Clinical. Tolpin, Compensatory Structures: Paths to the Restoration of the Self. Fosshage, "Compensatory" or "Primary": An Alternative View - Discussion of Marian Tolpin's "Compensatory Structures." Tolpin, Response to Fosshage. Fosshage, Listening/Experiencing Perspectives and the Quest for a Facilitating Responsiveness. Bacal, Optimal Responsiveness and Analytic Listening: Discussion of James L. Fosshage's "Listening/Experiencing Perspectives and the Quest for a Facilitating Responsiveness." Eldridge, Walking into the Eye of the Storm: Encountering "Repressed Memories" in the Therapeutic Context. Hagman, Mature Selfobject Experience. Stein, The Shame Experience of the Analyst. Miller, The Nondifficult Patient and the Nondifficult Analyst: Resolving the Impasse of Intersubjective Pseudoconjunction. Part II: Supervision. Rosbrow, From Parallel Process to Developmental Process. Koenig, The Drift Toward Contemporary Self Psychology: Supervision on the Cusp of a Change in Theory. Part III: Sexuality. Shelby, The Self and Orientation: The Case of Mr. G. Solomon, Discussion of Shelby's "The Self and Orientation: The Case of Mr. G." Kassoff, The Self in Orientation: Issues of Female Homosexuality. Abramowitz, A Discussion of Lesbians and Psychoanalytic Culture and a Response to Kassoff's Treatment of a Homosexual Woman. Brothers, The Leather Princess: Sadomasochism as the Rescripting of Trauma Scenarios. Part IV: Therapy. Kindler, Lonely as a Cloud: Finding Daffodils in the House of Terror - Transference and Countertransference in Drama Therapy with a Ten-Year-Old Boy. Shaddock, An Intersubjective Approach to Conjoint Family Therapy. Hirschman, Restoring Complexity to the Subjective Worlds of Profound Abuse Survivors. Part V: Applied. Lachmann, Lachmann, The Evil Self of the Serial Killer. Rachman, Sandor Ferenczi and the Evolution of a Self Psychology Framework in Psychoanalysis. Schultz, The Prositute in the Film Klute: A Self-Psychological Analysis.