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The Journal of Group-Analytic Psychotherapy Volume 29
Number 1 March 1996
Special Section. Group Analysis with Children, Families and Young People
Guest Editor: John WoodsMultiple Family Group Therapy: A Group-analytic Perspective
Harold Behr
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Rivalry, Competition and Transference in a Children's Group
Gill Barratt and Barbara Segal
23
The Dynamics of Losing and Building Boundaries in an Adolescent Group
Ivan Lust and Eszter Hámori
37
Reflection of Family Transference in Group Psychotherapy for Preadolescents
Eszter Hámori and Ágnes Hódi
43
Cotherapy and 'Re-parenting' in a Group for Disturbed Children
Alison Westman
55
Countertransference in Adolescent Psychotherapy
Gianni Nagliero
69
Handling Violence in Child Group Therapy
John Woods
81
Articles
Staff-Student Relationships in Universities: Boundary Disasters and 'Minus K'Ian Parker
99
Minus K' or 'Minus L'? Discussion on Paper by Ian Parker I
Bob Hinshelwood
111
Power and Heroism in Academia and the Movies: Discussion on Paper by Ian Parker II
Dick Blackwell
114
Ideology Individuality and Rationality: A Response to Bob Hinshelwood and Dick Blackwell
Ian Parker
120
Holding and Caring: A Borderline Patient in a NewPsychotherapy Group
Evelyne Schneider
123
Book Reviews
Group Work with Children and Adolescents: A Handbook. Edited by K.N. DwivediReviewed by Harold Behr
135
Personal Construct Psychology in Clinical Practice. By David Winter
Reviewed by David Kennard
136
International Calendar
80Number 2 June 1996
Group-Analytic Society (London) Spring Weekend 19-21 May 1995
Foulkes Lecture: Chairman's Introductory Remarks (abridged version)Bryan Boswood
139
19th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture
Projections, Where Do They Go?Lise Rafaelsen
143
Response to Lecture by Lise Rafaelsen
Malcolm Pines
158
Special Section: The Emergence of Self Through the Group
Guest Editor: Jason Maratos161
Self Psychology and the Higher Mental Functioning Hypothesis: Complementary Theories
Walter N. Stone
169
The Self as a Group: The Group as a Self
Malcolm Pines
183
Self Through Attachment and Attachment Through Self in Group Therapy
Jason Maratos
191
Towards Optimum Group Placement from the Perspective of Self and Group Experience
Irene N.H. Harwood
199
Group Therapy and Disorders of the Self
Sheldon J. Meyers
219
Ego and Self in the Group
H. Shmuel Erlich
229
Group Analysis and the Self: The Political-environmentaltranspersonal
Franco Di Maria and Gioacchino Lavanco (translated by Roberta Mineo)
245
Article
Interpersonal Conflict Management in Group Psychotherapy: An Integrative PerspectivePeter Felix Kellermann
257
Obituary
Professor E.H. HuttenJoan Hutten
276
The Contributions of Ernest Hutten to Group Analysis
Malcolm Pines
277
Book Reviews
Handbook of Contemporary Group Psychotherapy. Contributions from Object Relations, Self Psychology and Social Systems Theories. By R.H. Klein, H.S. Bernard and D.L. Singer (eds)Reviewed by John Hook<br> 278
Handbook of Group Psychotherapy: An Empirical and Clinical Synthesis. Edited by A. Fuhriman and G.M. Burlingame
Reviewed by George Ikkos
279
Books Received
280International Calendar
142Number 3 September 1996
Special Section. Philosophy and Group Analysis
Guest Editor: Nicola Diamond<br> 283The Philosophy of S.H. Foulkes: Existential-phenomenological Aspects of Group Analysis
Hans W. Cohn
287
Can We Speak of Internal and External Reality?
Nicola Diamond
303
Discussion on Article by Nicola Diamond I
Dennis Brown
317
Nicola Diamond Replies to Dennis Brown
320
Discussion on Article by Nicola Diamond II
Mario Marrone
323
Dialogue and Selfhood. Discovering Connections
Malcolm Pines
327
A Dialogical Model for Group Analysis: Jung and Bakhtin
Louis Zinkin
343
Was Wittgenstein a Group Analyst?
Hymie Wyse
355
Philosophy and Madness: Sass's The Paradoxes of Delusion
Robin Cooper
369
Making Good Use of the Interval: Etymology, Poiesis and Group Processes
Murray Cox
385
Articles
The Significance of the Patient's and the Therapist's Cultural Groups: Examples from a Student Counselling ServiceLuc Michel
393
Foreigners and 'Foreignness' in a Group
Marisa Dillon Weston
403
Book Reviews
From Instinct to Self: Selected Papers of W.R.D. Fairbairn, Vols I and II. Edited by David E. Scharff and Ellinor Fairbairn BirtlesReviewed by Patrick Hughes
411
Der fremde Mann. Jugend, Männlichkeit, Macht. Eine Ethnoanalyse. Unter Mitarbeit von Werner Knauss (The Strange Man. Youth, Masculinity, Power. An Ethnoanalysis. With the Cooperation of Werner Knauss). By Hans Bosse
Reviewed by Gerhard Wilke
412
Descent into Conflict. 1945, A Doctor's War. By David H. Clark
Reviewed by Malcolm Pines
414
Individualism and Collectivism. Theory Method and Applications. Edited by U. Kim, H.C. Triandis, C. Kagitcibasi, S. Choi and G. Yoon
Reviewed by Dennis Brown
415
International Calendar
342Number 4 December 1996
Special Section: Group Analysis in Italy
The Group Analysis Scenario in Italy: Forty Years of Growth and DevelopmentLeonardo Ancona, Translated by Stephen Dillon Weston
419
Group Processes and Psychosomatic, Phenomena
Luigi Scoppola. Translated by Deborah Misuri Charkham
427
The Symptom in the Group Situation
Raffaele Menarini. Translated by Stephen Dillon Weston
441
Group Therapy and Phobic-obsessional Neurosis
Piergiacomo Migliorati. Translated by Stephen Dillon Weston
449
Dreams and the Primordial Level
Marco Zanasi. Translated by Stephen Dillon Weston
463
Towards a Group-analytic Epistemology
Girolamo Lo Verso. Translated by Giuseppina Ustica
475
Thoughts on the Setting of the Large Analytic Group
Alice Ricciardi von Platen
485
Group Dynamics in a Painting Workshop for Children
Leonella Magagnini, Licia Facci and Adriana Vitrano. Translated by Deborah Misuri Charkham
491
Sociotherapeutic Groups Are Like Mushrooms ..
Franco Fasolo. Translated by Stephen Dillon Weston
503
Articles
Group Therapy within the NHS IV. Organizational Mourning: Post-fire Trauma in a Psychotherapy ServiceAlan Prodgers
513
Footnote to Paper by Alan Prodgers
Stuart Whiteley
525
When Fear Blinds the Mind's Eye
Marijana Sandić
527
Book Reviews
Affect: Psychoanalytic Perspectives. Edited by T. Shapiro and R.N. EmdeReviewed by Jane Knowles
535
Das Psychodrama - zwischen alltäglicher und archetypischer Erfahrungswelt (Psychodrama - Between Commonplace and Universal Worlds of Experience). By Wilma Scategni. Translated into German by C. Bock-Michel
Reviewed by Peter Felix Kellerman
535