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Part I. Theoretical Perspectives On The Concept Of Differentiation Of Self -- The Concept Of Differentiation Of Self In Bowen Theory -- Emotion And Intellect In Bowen Theory -- Differentiation Of Self As A Multigenerational Process -- Ancient Roots Of Differentiation Of Self -- The Evolution Of Helping: From Altruism, To Empathy, To Differentiation Of Self -- Part Ii. Differentiation Of Self In The Therapist's Own Family -- Defining A Self In Family, Profession, And Society -- Applying Differentiation Of Self In One's Family -- Differentiation And Remarriage: A Thirty-year Journey -- Bowen Theory As A Guide To Defining A Self Over A Life Cycle -- Part Iii. Differentiation Of Self In Clinical Practice -- A Long-term Coaching Process: Differentiation For Client And Coach -- Differentiation Of Self And: Integrating Top Down/bottom Up -- Defining A Self: A Long-term View -- Differentiation Of Self In The Presence Of Chronic Family Symptoms -- Part Iv. Researching Differentiation Of Self -- Challenges Of Conducting Bowen Family Systems Research On Differentiation Of Self -- Emotional Reactivity, Fusion, And Differentiation Of Self In Family Physiology: Clinical Case Research -- Toward A Greater Understanding Of Differentiation Of Self In Bowen Family Systems Theory: Empirical Developments And Future Directions. [edited By] Peter Titelman. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.