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How and why do patients become more objective? Sterba compared with Strachey

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 1992
What Richard Sterba described in his influential paper was not, as some have thought, a lasting alliance between patient and analyst but a momentary dissociative state, accompanying the analysis of transference resistance, in which the patient detaches himself from his strivings and views himself objectively before lapsing back into normal coherence ...
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Sterba's Horrendous Evils and Adams' Goodness of God

Eleutheria: John W. Rawlings School of Divinity Academic Journal
This article articulates and responds to James Sterba’s Problem of Horrendous Evils from his recent work Is A Good God Logically Possible. Specifically, this article argues that Sterba’s arguments against Marilyn McCord Adams' compensatory theodicy fails to undermine the effectiveness of the theodicy.
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Analyzing Sterba’s argument

International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, 2020
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Reply to Sterba

Acorn, 2011
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A Rejoinder to Sterba

Bowling Green Studies in Applied Philosophy, 1982
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STERBA'S RECONCILIATION PROJECT: A CRITIQUE

Journal of Social Philosophy, 1992
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Sterba, Richard

2006
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STERBA'S “ISM'S”: A CRITIQUE FROM BELOW

Journal of Social Philosophy, 1991
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Response to Sterba

2010
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Richard Sterba’s The First Dictionary of Psychoanalysis (2014)

2023
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