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

Editor : 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