Group analysis: the journal of group analytic psychotherapy March 1991

Συγγραφέας: editor Malcolm Pines

Εκδότης - Τοποθεσία: Sage Publications

Χρονολογία: March 1991

Τόμος: vol.24 no.1

Ταξινομικός Αριθμός: 616.891 5 GRO

ISSN: 0533-3164

Περιεχόμενα:

 

The Fernando arroyave memorial prize essay

  • The award committee’s choice – David Kennard
  • The anti-group: destructive forces in the group and their therapeutic potential – Morris Nitsun

Articles

  • Human understanding in psychoanalysis and group analysis: reflections on reading Thoma and Kachele’s psychoanalytic practice – Olov Dahlin
  • Discussion on paper by Olov Dahlin I: group analysis, empiricism and the dialectical imagination – Dick Blackwell
  • Discussion on paper by Olov Dahlin II: phenomenological aspects of group analysis – Hans Cohn
  • Reply to discussion by Dick Blackwell and Hans Cohn – Olov Dahlin
  • Intersubjectivity and the efficacy of group psychotherapy – Rob Gordon
  • Countertransference and therapist change: an aspect of supervision – Cohen, McGrath, Sharpe
  • Discussion on paper by Cohen, McGrath and Sharpe – Meg Sharpe
  • The supervision group as a transitional object – Stanley Schneider, Marvin Berman
  • The psychotic patient and psychotic conflict in group analysis – Ronald Sandison

Commentary

  • Block training in group analysis – Herta Reik

Books reviews

  • The ability to mourn. Disillusionment and the social origins of psychoanalysis, reviewed by Malcolm Pines – Homans
  • Group processes in therapeutic communitties, reviewed by Stuart Whiteley – Karterud
  • The anatomy of judgement – an investigation into the process of perception and reasoning, reviewed by Terry Lear – Abercombie
  • A fresh look at psychoanalysis: the view from self psychology, reviewed by Elinor Field – Goldberg
  • Dirty words. Psychoanalytic insights, reviewed by Estela Welldon – Arango

Brief notices

  • Explorations with families. Group analysis and family therapy, edited by Schlapobersky – Skynner
  • The social engagement of social science. A tavistock anthology, vol.1: the socio-psychological perspective, edited by Trist & Murray