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The Journey from Psychoanalysis to Group Analysis: Further Papers of Malcolm Pines

Author(s) : John Schlapobersky, Editor : Malcolm Pines

Table of Contents

Part 1: Introduction
1. Group analysis and group-analytic psychotherapy

Part 2: History and Context
2. The historical matrix of group analysis: A perspective from the history of ideas (1990)
3. The coherency of group analysis: Its emergence and surrounding, supporting network
4. Forgotten pioneers: An unwritten history of the therapeutic community – Maxwell Jones Lecture (1998)

Part 3: Development of Method and Technique in Group-Analytic Psychotherapy
5. Aims of a wandering psychotherapist – Interpretation, dialogue, response: Changes in psychoanalytic theory and technique
6. Dialogue and selfhood: Discovering connections
7. The self as a group: The group as a self
8. The contribution of mirroring and resonance to psychoanalytic and group-analytic dialogue
9. Changing times, changing realities: A group-analytic perspective on the history of psychotherapy
10. Resonance as a factor in the development of intimacy
11. Listening and the sonorous self
12. More about listening

Part 4: Metapsychology, Philosophy, Mind/Body
13. The ‘in-between’
14. Problems with Freud’s constitutional aggression and the virtues of group analysis
15. From social mind to social brain
16. Building on Bion, Following on Foulkes

Part 5: Final Papers
17. Training in group analysis: Where we have come from
18. Group analysis and the affective disorders
19. Myths and mirroring
20. Narcissus and Echo: Vision and hearing in early development. Applications to individual and group psychotherapy

Part 6: End Matter