Отто Кернберг - Тяжелые личностные расстройства: стратегии психотерапии

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Обзор литературы по теме описательных и структурных свойств пограничной личности см. Kernberg, 1975.

Слово self всегда переводится как Я (с прописной буквы), в том числе в составе сложных слов, например, self-representation переводится как Я-репрезентация. В главе 14 настоящей книги исследуется значение этого термина в психоаналитической литературе. – Прим. переводчика.