This is a collection of original and insightful papers which, along with its companion volume Building on Bion: Roots, deepens understanding of Bion's contributions to theory and practice, and is invaluable to those who work with groups, in both therapeutic and management contexts.
This is a collection of original and insightful papers which, along with its companion volume Building on Bion: Roots, deepens understanding of Bion's contributions to theory and practice, and is invaluable to those who work with groups, in both therapeutic and management contexts.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Malcolm Pines is a group analyst and psychoanalyst, a founder member of the Institute of Group Analysis and the editor of the International Library of Group Analysis. He has published widely and was the editor of Bion and Group Psychotherapy. Robert M. Lipgar is a clinical psychologist in private practice and Clinical Professor in the department of psychiatry at the University of Chicago Medical Center. He is a Fellow in the A.K. Rice Institute and a Life Fellow in the American Group Psychotherapy Association.
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Preface Malcolm Pines and Robert M. Lipgar. Introduction James Grotstein UCLA USA. Part I: Working with Groups. 1. Bion's Legacy to Median and Large Groups Mark F. Ettin psychotherapist USA. 2. The Large Group and its Conductor Gerhard Wilke group analyst UK. Part II: Application: Putting Bion's Ideas to Work. 3. From Groups to Group Relations: Bion's Contribution to the Tavistock 'Leicester' Conferences Mannie Sher Tavistock Institute. 4. Alcoholics Anonymous as Medical Treatment for Alcoholism: A Group-analytic Perspective on How it Works Jeffrey D. Roth psychiatrist USA. 5. 'Attacks on Linking' and 'Alpha Function' as Two Opposite Elements in the Dynamics of Organizations Hanna Biran Tel Aviv University Israel. 6. Learning at the Edges between Knowing and Not-knowing: 'Translating' Bion Robert French and Peter Simpson University of the West of England. 7. Narcissism v. Social-ism Governing Thinking in Social Systems Gordon Lawrence. Part III: Bion as Pioneer in Thinking Learning and Transmitting Knowledge. 8. Transcending the Caesura: The Road Towards Insight ? from Experiences in Groups to A Memoir of the Future Lia Pistiner de Cortinas psychoanalyst Argentina. 9. 'So you want to write a fugue?' Wilfred R. Bion with Glenn Gould Jacqueline P. Colombier analyst France. 10. Preconception and Realisation: A Constant Conjunction of Theory and Measurement Steven R. Brown Kent State University USA. References. Index.
Preface Malcolm Pines and Robert M. Lipgar. Introduction James Grotstein UCLA USA. Part I: Working with Groups. 1. Bion's Legacy to Median and Large Groups Mark F. Ettin psychotherapist USA. 2. The Large Group and its Conductor Gerhard Wilke group analyst UK. Part II: Application: Putting Bion's Ideas to Work. 3. From Groups to Group Relations: Bion's Contribution to the Tavistock 'Leicester' Conferences Mannie Sher Tavistock Institute. 4. Alcoholics Anonymous as Medical Treatment for Alcoholism: A Group-analytic Perspective on How it Works Jeffrey D. Roth psychiatrist USA. 5. 'Attacks on Linking' and 'Alpha Function' as Two Opposite Elements in the Dynamics of Organizations Hanna Biran Tel Aviv University Israel. 6. Learning at the Edges between Knowing and Not-knowing: 'Translating' Bion Robert French and Peter Simpson University of the West of England. 7. Narcissism v. Social-ism Governing Thinking in Social Systems Gordon Lawrence. Part III: Bion as Pioneer in Thinking Learning and Transmitting Knowledge. 8. Transcending the Caesura: The Road Towards Insight ? from Experiences in Groups to A Memoir of the Future Lia Pistiner de Cortinas psychoanalyst Argentina. 9. 'So you want to write a fugue?' Wilfred R. Bion with Glenn Gould Jacqueline P. Colombier analyst France. 10. Preconception and Realisation: A Constant Conjunction of Theory and Measurement Steven R. Brown Kent State University USA. References. Index.
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