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Kohut found that the patient's response to the analyst indicated that the analyst was perceived as "archaic, narcissistically cathected, and prestructural" (p. 21).
"Prestructural" refers to Kohut's belief that structures-meaning functions-are only gradually acquired by a process of internalization similar to the identifications that occur during mourning postulated by Freud (1917).
In the context of an analysis, this idea means that the narcissistically vulnerable patient's self is "prestructural," that is, presumed to lack those internalized functions by which others are able to sustain their feelings of self-esteem and self-worth.
It is universally agreed that the psychoanalytic conception of development has changed markedly from the conception assumed by Kohut when he depicted the clinical selfobject as archaic, narcissistically cathected, and prestructural.
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