Rediscovering groups : a psychoanalyst's journey beyond individual psychology
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Rediscovering groups : a psychoanalyst's journey beyond individual psychology
（International library of group analysis, 9）
Jessica Kingsley, 1999
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 403-406) and index
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ISBN 9781853027253
内容説明
In this informative, informal and intergenerational dialogue on the psychology of group processes, Marshall Edelson and David N. Berg use and test current theory, laying practical guidelines for realizing the constructive possibilities of groups and organizations. They argue that pernicious processes in groups can be voided by the development of a complex understanding of the factors and identities which influence and create a group. In a group setting, change or learning occur through the active participation of all group members. They suggest that, rather than theoretical ideas, humans use stories as tools to understand and share experiences. Within this conceptual framework, they discuss key themes, such as the practice and teaching of group psychotherapy and group dynamics; group identities - gender, generation, race, ethnicity; the problem of scapegoating in groups; and the nature of authority. "Rediscovering Groups" is an interchange of ideas between two individuals from different generations, who recount and compare their experiences of groups and organizations. This detailed and personal analysis thus both describes and enacts its dual themes of narrative and collaboration.
It presents an authoritative image of group processes which applies to all who work with groups.
目次
- Part 1 Stories: arriving at the idea of stories, Marshall Edelson
- using stories in doing psychotherapy, Marshall Edelson
- using stories in teaching psychotherapy, Marshall Edelson
- psychological and social theories as narrative paradigms, Marshall Edelson
- essential plot ingredients - diversity, conflict and dissent, David N. Berg
- stories and theories, David N. Berg
- intergroup stories everywhere!, David N. Berg
- what stories does a group psychotherapist hear?, David N. Berg. Part 2 The problem of interpretation - which story are you receiving?: tuning in on the group-as-a-whole, Marshall Edelson
- the characters change, the plot remains the same, David N. Berg. Part 3 Individual vs group: on being a group member 1, Marshall Edelson
- on being a group member 2, David N. Berg
- the movie group, Marshall Edelson
- diversity and group formation, Marshall Edelson
- morality, David N. Berg. Part 4 Using and abusing authority: leaders and followers, Marshall Edelson
- teaching psychotherapy - a subversive activity, Marshall Edelson
- rebellion, David N. Berg. Part 5 Pernicious processes in groups: thrown to the wolves, Marshall Edelson
- scapegoating, Marshall Edelson
- individual frames, intergroup scripts and scapegoating, David N. Berg
- gender, Marshall Edelson
- group identities, David N. Berg
- belling the cat, Marshall Edelson. Part 6 Intergroup relations: the search for community, Marshall Edelson
- openness, David N. Berg
- the effects of intergroup relations on collective problem-solving, Marshall Edelson
- betweenness, David N. Berg. Part 7 Using groups to help people: group dynamics for group psychotherapies, Marshall Edelson
- the now-and-future role of groups in psychiatry, Marshall Edelson.
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pbk ISBN 9781853027260
内容説明
Edelson and Berg use stories to present, reflect on and learn from experience. They contrast the stories we tell about individuals and interpersonal interactions and those we tell about groups and organizations, and when we most usefully tell which kind of story. The authors deplore the tendency to rely on individual psychology for understanding problems in groups or organizations and so, emphasizing the psychopathology of individuals, to blame them for what is going on.
Their stories are about conflicts between individual and group, and how these affect the formation of a group and what it's like to be a group member. They are also about using and abusing authority; scapegoating; and perceiving, pigeonholing, and responding to members in terms of stereotypes of the other groups to which they belong (gender, race, ethnicity, and status).
Finally, the book suggests the various ways different kinds of groups can be used to help people in distress. It also presents what goes into bringing about organizational changes to help people who are trying to do their jobs in less than optimal conditions.
目次
Prologue. Part I: Stories1. Arriving at the Idea of Stories, Marshall Edelson. 2. Using Stories in Doing Psychotherapy, Marshall Edelson. 3. Using Stories in Teaching Psychotherapy, Marshall Edelson. 4. Psychological and Social Theories as Narrative Paradigms, Marshall Edelson. 5. Essential Plot Ingredients: Diversity, Conflict and Dissent, David Berg. 6. Stories and Theories, David Berg. 7. Intergroup Stories Everywhere! David Berg. 8. What Stories does a Group Psychotherapist Hear? David Berg. Part II: The Problem of Interpretation: Which Story Are You Receiving? 9. Tuning in on the Group-as-a-Whole, Marshall Edelson. 10. The Characters Change, the Plot Remains the Same, David Berg. Part III: Individual vs Group 11. On Being a Group Member I, Marshall Edelson. 12. On Being a Group Member II, David Berg.. 13. The Movie Group, Marshall Edelson. 14. Diversity and Group Formation, Marshall Edelson. 15. Morality, David Berg. Part IV: Using and Abusing Authority. 16. Leaders and Followers, Marshall Edelson. 17. Teaching Psychotherapy: A Subversive Activity, Marshall Edelson. 18. Rebellion, David Berg. Part V: Pernicious Processes in Groups. 19. Thrown to the Wolves, Marshall Edelson. 20. Scapegoating, Marshall Edelson. 21. Individual Frames, Intergroup Scripts and Scapegoating, David Berg. 22. Gender, Marshall Edelson. 23. Group Identities, David Berg. 24. Belling the Cat, Marshall Edelson. Part VI: Intergroup Relations. 25. The Search for Community, Marshall Edelson. 26. Openness, David Berg. 27. The Effects of Intergroup Relations on Collective Problem-Solving, Marshall Edelson. 28. Betweenness, David Berg. Part VII: Using Groups to Help People. 29. Group Dynamics for Group Psychotherapists, Marshall Edelson. 30. The Now-and-Future Role of Groups in Psychiatry, Marshall Edelson. Notes. References. Index.
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