The destruction of time in pathological narcissism

The International Journal of Psycho-analysis
Otto F Kernberg

Abstract

This paper describes the characteristics of subjective time (in contrast to objective time), with particular reference to a specific form of pathological experience and relation to the passage of time in patients with narcissistic personality undergoing psychoanalytic treatment. The clinical manifestations and technical approach to this pathology of time experience are outlined in the context of illustrative clinical vignettes.

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Oct 23, 2003·The Psychoanalytic Quarterly·Peter Hartocollis

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