The Social Unconscious in Persons, Groups and Societies. Volume 1: Mainly Theory

7. The lost roots of the theory of group analysis:'interrelational individuals' or 'persons'/ Lavie --
Pt. IV: The mind of the social system. Introduction/ de Mendelssohn --
8. The false we/the false collective self: a dynamic part of the social unconscious/ Klímová --
9. Manifestations of psychic retreats in social systems/ Mojović --
Pt. V: The matrix of the social system. Introduction/ Wilke --
10. The social unconscious and ideology: in clinical theory and practice/ Dalal --
11. The foundation matrix and the social unconscious/ Scholz --
Pt. VI: The numinous and the unknown. Introduction/ Noack --
12. The social unconscious and the collective unconscious: the Jungian perspective/ Fariss --
13. Intuiting knlowledge from the social unconscious with special reference to social dreaming/ Lawrence. Introduction/ Hopper and Weinberg --
Pt. I: The origins of the concept of the social unconscious. 1. The concept of the social unconscious in the work pf S. H. Foulkes/ Nitzgen --
2. The concept of the co-unconscious in Moreno's psychodrama/ Fleury and Knobel --
3. Enrique Pichon-Riviére: the social unconscious in the Latin-American tradition of group analysis/ Tubert-Oklander --
Pt. II: The organismic and neurobiological perspective. Introduction/ Pines --
4. Mirror neurons, sociality and the species homo sapiens/ Ormay --
5. The group mind, systems-centred functional sub-grouping, and interpersonal neuobiology/ Gantt and Agazarian --
Pt. III: the relational and interpersonal perspective. Introductin/ Friedman --6. Workiing intesubjectively: what does it mean for theory and therapy?/ Weegmann