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· Distinguished Papers
· Heinz Kohut Memorial Fund Paper Prize
Distinguished Papers
"Words and Music"
By Frank M.
Lachmann, PhD
"The Life of the Soul: An Essay in Ecological
Thinking"
By John H. Riker, PhD
Professor of Philosophy,
Colorado College
2003-2004 Distinguished Heinz Kohut Professor,
University of Chicago For other papers on self psychology, please
check the Kohut Paper Prize section below, where essays by past winners of the prize are posted. Sample articles
from Progress
in Self Psychology, are also avialable on this site.
Heinz Kohut Memorial Fund Paper Prize
· Call for Papers - 2007
· Past winners
CALL FOR PAPERS:
30th Annual Conference on Psychoanalytic Self
Psychology
Date and Location TBA
A prize of $1500 plus travel expenses to present a
winning paper to the 30th Annual Conference on Psychoanalytic Self
Psychology will be awarded by the Kohut Memorial Prize Committee.
The intent of this competition is to stimulate
interest in psychoanalytic self psychology on the part of developing
scholars in the humanities and social sciences. Consequently, this paper
must demonstrate a familiarity with and an application of the theories
of psychoanalytic self psychology to topics within the fields of
history, social sciences, literature, philosophy and the arts.
In keeping with the intent of this prize, eligibility
is limited to scholars who are neither tenured nor are more than ten
years post-doctoral degree.
Six typed, double-spaced manuscripts, not to exceed
25 pages in length, plus the author's curriculum vitae should be
submitted to the committee by MARCH 15TH, 2007. The Committee's judgment
will be final and the winner will be notified by June 1, 2007. Entries
will not be returned.
Please send your manuscripts to:
Kohut Memorial Prize Committee
c/o Mark D. Smaller, Ph.D., Chairman
600 N. McClurg Court #310A
Chicago, IL 60611
312.587.7601
msmaller@aol.com
Past Winners
Click on the paper titles to read past winners of the
Heinz Kohut Memorial Fund Paper Prize:
2002
Chivalry, "Mutiny," and
Sherlock Holmes: Three Aspects of Imperial Grandiosity and
Rage
By Diane Simmons
1998
Toni Morrison's
Beloved: The Empathic Connection and the Restoration of the
Self
By Elizabeth O'Brien, PhD
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