The Individual and the Group: Boundaries and Interrelations Volume 1: Theory

Front Matter....Pages i-xx
Individual and Group....Pages 1-10
Discussion of “Individual and Group” by Marie Jahoda....Pages 11-15
A Comment on Professor M. Jahoda’s “Individual and Group”....Pages 17-25
The Individual and the Group as Seen by the Therapist....Pages 27-39
Beyond the Individual: The Relationship between Group and Subjectivity in a Group Analytic Perspective....Pages 41-46
Group Anaclisis of Individual Mental Structures: A few Theoretical Consequences Concerning the Individual and the Group....Pages 47-53
Group Society as a Psychotherapy Concept....Pages 55-63
The Healthy and the Unhealthy Family: Research in Family Interaction....Pages 65-77
The Family as the Matrix of the Individual: Group Process in Child Development....Pages 79-88
Correspondences between the Psychodramatic Theory of Child Development and the Processes and Therapeutic Goals of Psychodrama....Pages 89-97
The Application of Family Studies to Psychoanalytic Theory and Therapy....Pages 99-110
Foulkes’ Network Theory and the Scope of Group Analysis in Family Therapy....Pages 111-125
Group and Family Therapies: Distinctions....Pages 127-137
Family Patterns in Psychoanalytic Grouppsychotherapy....Pages 139-150
Outlining a Systemic — Dialectic Approach to Family Functioning and Malfunctioning....Pages 151-155
Systems Concepts in Group and Family Therapy....Pages 157-168
The Person as Expression of the Group....Pages 169-180
Role as a Bridge Construct in Understanding the Relationship between the Individual and the Group....Pages 181-192
Interactive Concepts in Psychoanalytic Developmental Psychology: Their Relevance to the Individual/Group Linkage....Pages 193-207
Group and Individual Boundaries in Group Psychotherapy: Theoretical and Technical Considerations....Pages 209-223
Psychosociological Compromise Formation as the Changeover Point between Intrapsychic and Interpersonal Relationships....Pages 225-235
The Implications of Ecological Change on Groups, Institutions and Communities — Reviewing a Therapeutic Community Experience with Open-System Thinking....Pages 237-247
Biological Systems Analysis of Mentality....Pages 249-255
Boundaries and Boundarying: A Systems Perspective....Pages 257-267
Group Dynamics: A Modern Redefinition of their Therapeutic Significance as Boundary Processes....Pages 269-278
Personal Boundary Management and Social Structure....Pages 279-293
Do Boundaries Exist? A Transpersonal Approach to Psychotherapy....Pages 295-306
Architectural Boundaries and their Impact on Social Organisation....Pages 307-320
A Nuclear Conflict and Group Focal Conflict Model for Integrating Individual and Group-Level Phenomena in Psychotherapy Groups....Pages 321-338
Individual Behavior, Group and Organizational Processes: An Application of a Preliminary Model....Pages 339-352
Group Personality and Group Behavior: An Expansion of Bion’s Model....Pages 353-363
Large Group Perspectives....Pages 365-377
Psychodrama as Technique of the Psychoanalysis of Institutions....Pages 379-387
Archaic Processes in Organizations : Fluid Boundaries between Individuals and Groups....Pages 389-397
Psychic and Political Constraints on the Growth of Industrial Democracies....Pages 399-403
Pathogenic Leadership in Organizations....Pages 405-429
Community Mental Health and Psychiatry: The Italian Experience....Pages 431-442
Christiania — Therapeutic Community, Active Tolerance or Social Apathy?....Pages 443-453
Solidarity as a Problem in Society and Therapy....Pages 455-468
The Individual in the Social Network....Pages 469-477
Individual and Group: A Latin American Perspective....Pages 479-485
Interpreting Analytical Group Psychotherapy, more specifically The Individual Interpretation and the Group Interpretation....Pages 487-498
Unconscious Planning by Patients for Group Therapy....Pages 499-509
Failures in Group Therapy and the Potential for Growth through the Study of such Factors....Pages 511-517
Therapeutic Communities Past, Present, and Future....Pages 519-527
Therapeutic Community and Social Exchange Theory....Pages 529-541
Advantages and Liabilities of the Therapeutic Community....Pages 543-565
The Therapeutic Community in Norwegian Psychiatry....Pages 567-571
Reconsidering Some Limiting Factors of Therapeutic Communities a Summary of Six Norwegian Studies....Pages 573-581
The Psychoanalytic Oriented Approach to Therapeutic Community Treatment in the Netherlands....Pages 583-592
Recurring Crisis in Therapeutic Communities....Pages 593-597
Changing Leadership in Developing a Therapeutic Community....Pages 599-610
Psychoanalytic Contributions to the Understanding of Group Process....Pages 611-621
Differences and Inter-Relations between Psycho and Group Analysis....Pages 623-630
Considerations Regarding the State of Theory in Group Analysis....Pages 631-637
Transference and Counter Transference in Group Psychoanalysis....Pages 639-644
Transitional Phenomena and the Matrix in Group Psychotherapy....Pages 645-661
Back Matter....Pages 663-680