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Group Analysis

ISSN Print: 0533-3164

ISSN Online: 1461-717X

主页: https://journals.sagepub.com/loi/gaqa

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Book Review Essay: Ecology of the Brain: The Phenomenology and Biology of the Embodied Mind

Victor L. Schermer

Notes on the correspondence between Rocco Pisani and E.J. Anthony

Dieter Nitzgen

East goes West — West goes East: border crossing and development

Christoph Seidler

Group, basic assumptions and complexity science

Alessandro Bruni,Alessandro Giuliani,Assunta Galimberti,Giulia Paoloni,Giulio de Felice,Giuseppe De Vita,Silvia Andreassi

Therapeutic semi

Avi Berman

Book review: Applications of Group Analysis for the Twenty

Melanie Clews

On the genealogy of group analysis: Our version of the Greek context

Dominique Mylona,Nikos Lamnidis,Sophia-Maria Moraitou

On conducting an ongoing large staff group in a psychiatric hospital

Ido Peleg,Marit Joffe Milstein

Working in group therapy during a period of social trauma

Lila Mitsopoulou-Sonta

Comments to Christoph Seidler’s ‘East goes West — West goes East: border crossing and development’

Elisabeth Rohr

Towards a full comprehension of our paradigm—A response to Mário David’s article ‘How to be a “good

Juan Tubert-Oklander

Commentary on Schermer’s review of ‘Ecology of the Brain’

Thomas Fuchs

The Pygmalion concept in group analysis: the conductor’s anti

Maria Papanastassiou

An exploration of members’ experiences of group therapy: an interpretive phenomenological analysis

Anne-Marie Salm,Rachel O’Beney,Tony Lavender

Preface to correspondence between R.A. Pisani and E.J. Anthony

Malcolm Pines

The search for a container in a precarious environment

Judy O’Mahony,Siobhán Bereen

Response to Avi Berman’s ‘Therapeutic semi

Gila Ofer

Commentary on Christoph Seidler’s article: East goes West — West goes East: border crossing and development

Robi Friedman

Emergency at sea. Wading through the chaos of emotions

Diletta Del Bono

Sexual abuse: a perversion of attachment?

Arturo Ezquerro

Correspondence between R.A. Pisani and E.J. Anthony (1997–2014)

Rocco Antonio Pisani

How to be a ‘good enough’ group analyst

Mário David

Ferenczi and group analysis

Juan Tubert-Oklander

‘The social unconscious’ and suicide in Russia—A response

Sue Einhorn

Herzel Yogev (1954–2018)

Miriam Berger

When patients fall in love in a group—A challenge to group analysis

Liat Warhaftig Aran

Refugees as the Other: Large

Vam？k D. Volkan

Introduction to 42nd Foulkes Lecture

Linde Wotton

‘Hopelessly devoted to you’: An examination of Winnicott’s concept of primary maternal preoccupation in the identity and practice of male group analysts

Stephen McBride

Henderson and beyond: Did the Northfield experiments influence Henderson Hospital and its Legacy?

Diana E Menzies

Julio de Mello Filho (1933–2018)

Carla Penna

Inclusion and exclusion—We and the Other. Response to Vamik Volkan’s Key

Thomas Mies

Joining the organizational game—response to Thornton’s ‘Towards a group analytic praxis II’

Margaret Smith

Comment on the article by George Ikkos and Daniel McQueen: The Suicide of the Soviet Union, Brexit and Svetlana Alexievich’s ‘Secondhand Time’

Harold Behr

Captain Alfred Dreyfus: A case study in the group dynamics of scapegoating

Harold Behr

Response to Robi Friedman’s Foulkes Lecture: ‘Beyond rejection, glory and the Soldier’s Matrix’

Holger Brandes

‘I am not a philosopher?’ A response to Vic Schermer’s ‘Four modalities of the experience of others in groups’

Nick Barwick

Group Analytic Society International, 2018

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Back to the rough ground: From predictability to radical uncertainty

Farhad Dalal

Book Review: The Dialogues in and of the Group: Lacanian Perspectives on the Psychoanalytic Group by Giraldo, Macario

Erica Burman

Northfield for ever

R.D. Hinshelwood

The problem of romance in an analytic group

Yael Doron

A response to ‘A comparative study of a mentalization

Malcolm Peterson

Id

Robi Friedman

The ‘Invisible Refugee’

Hanni Biran

A high

Sigmund Karterud

Book Review: Notes on The one and the many. Relational approaches to group psychotherapy, 2018

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Open wounds: visible physical disability and its meaning for the group and society

Sue Mitchell

Response to Friedman’s ‘Beyond rejection, glory and the Soldier’s Matrix: the heart of my group analysis’

Tove Mathiesen

One group analysis and many. Response to Farhad Dalal’s ‘One group analysis or many?’

Hermann Staats

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