.Harold F. Searles. -- Lanham : Jason Aronson, 1986. xvi, 409 p.; 23 cm. ISBN 0-87668-930-6. Incluye referencias bibliográficas e índice. Contenido: Basic principles -- Techniques of therapy -- Transference-Responses -- Disturbance in ego-functioning -- Non-differentiation of ego-functioning in the borderline individual, and its effect upon his sense of personal identity -- Dual- and multiple-identity processes in borderline ego-functioning -- Jealousy involving an internal object -- Borderline thought disorder: a case report -- Countertransference -- Countertransference as a path to understanding and helping the patient -- Countertransference-experiences with jealousy involving an internal object -- Handling inevitable issues -- Psychoanalytic therapy with borderline patients: the development, in the patient, of an internalized image of the therapist -- Some aspects of separation and loss in psychoanalytic therapy with borderline patients -- Separation and loss in psychoanalytic therapy with borderline patients: further remarks -- The role of the analyst s facial expressions in psychoanalysis and psychoanalytic therapy.