HEINZ KOHUT--CORRESPONDENCE, 1939-1981

在1990-91年间，我将编辑海因茨·科胡特(1913-1981)的书信 以供出版。科胡特是芝加哥大学的精神病学教授。 芝加哥，芝加哥精神分析研究所所长， 美国精神分析协会。他开创了分析的先河 自恋障碍的治疗与自我主义学派的创立 心理学。科胡特关心的是他所说的“工具和方法” 专业人士的自豪感，担心学科专业化， 在扩大科学知识的同时，正在提升技术手段 以牺牲道德和人文为代价的健康科学知识 医学的终结。因此，在坚持科学精度的同时， 在精神分析实践中，科胡特赞扬了 对人类同理心的精神分析以洞察复杂的动力学 心灵内部和心灵间的过程。 科胡特在精神病学领域内外建立了广泛的声誉 健康通过他20世纪70年代的两本开创性著作《自我分析》 (1971)和《自我的恢复》(1977)。1978年，他的一部作品集 论文(以及1961-1978年的几封信)是由他的一位 学生，保罗·奥恩斯坦，历史学家查尔斯·斯特罗泽在1985年编辑 另一部著作集《自我心理学与人文科学》。Kohut‘s 1939年，也就是他离开祖国奥地利的那一年，到1981年的信件是 精神分析学史和精神分析领域的重要来源 自1945年以来，总体健康状况，特别是在美国。牛津 大学出版社对出版这本书表达了强烈的兴趣 预计会有一卷本的信件。信件的编辑， 几乎所有人都用英文打字，并按字母和字母顺序归档 按时间顺序，可在1990-91年间完成。

During 1990-91 I will edit the correspondence of Heinz Kohut (1913-1981) for publication. Kohut was a professor of psychiatry at the University of Chicago, director of the Chicago Psychoanalytic Institute, and president of the American Psychoanalytic Association. He pioneered the analysis and treatment of narcissistic disorders and originated the school of self psychology. Kohut was concerned about what he called "tool and method pride" among professionals, worrying that disciplinary specialization, while expanding scientific knowledge, was exalting the technical means of knowledge in the health sciences at the expense of the moral and humanistic ends of medicine. Thus, while insisting on scientific precision in psychoanalytic practice, Kohut celebrated the special reliance of psychoanalysis on human empathy to gain insight into the complex dynamics of intra- and interpsychic processes. Kohut established a broad reputation inside and outside the field of mental health through his two seminal books of the 1970s, The Analysis of the Self (1971) and The Restoration of the Self (1977). In 1978 a collection of his papers (and a very few letters from 1961-1978) was published by one of his students, Paul Ornstein, and in 1985 historian Charles Strozier edited another collection of writings, Self Psychology and the Humanities. Kohut's correspondence from 1939, the year he left his native Austria, to 1981 is a vital source for the history of psychoanalysis and the field of mental health in general, especially in the United States, since 1945. Oxford University Press has expressed a strong interest in publishing the anticipated one-volume edition of letters. The editing of the letters, almost all of them typed, in English, and filed in alphabetical and chronological order, can be accomplished during 1990-91.