In this book Frank E. Yeomans Diana Diamond and Eve Caligor provide a systemic review of Otto Kernbergâs multiple contributions to psychoanalysis psychiatry psychology and our understanding of the mind and group behavior. The book spans the full scope of Kernbergâs career both highlighting the diversity of topics on which his writings have shed light and emphasizing conceptual threads that link the different areas of his work. It accessibly follows the experiences that had an impact on the development of his thought and the increasingly strong impact his writing and thinking have had on psychoanalysis and related fields. The authors draw on their decades of working closely with Kernberg to offer a unique insight into his teaching and research focusing on his work on borderline and narcissistic pathology and the fundamental conceptualization of personality disorders. Including an overview of Kernbergâs critique and expansion of traditional psychoanalytic training as well as his role in developing transference-focused psychotherapy this book is an invaluable guide to students researchers and analysts in practice and training looking to integrate Kernbergâs ideas into their own clinical and theoretical work. . Language: English