The Tripartite Matrix in the Developing Theory and Expanding Practice of Group Analysis explores the social unconscious in persons, groups and societies in terms of the "un-acknowledged" restraints and constraints of our social and cultural groupings.
The Tripartite Matrix in the Developing Theory and Expanding Practice of Group Analysis explores the social unconscious in persons, groups and societies in terms of the "un-acknowledged" restraints and constraints of our social and cultural groupings.
Earl Hopper, PhD, is a Psychoanalyst, Group Analyst and Organizational Consultant in private practice in London. He is a Fellow of the British Psychoanalytical Society, an Honorary Member of the Institute of Group Analysis, an Honorary Member of the Group Analytic Society International, and a Distinguished Fellow of the American Group Psychotherapy Association. The Editor of the New International Library of Group Analysis, he is a renowned teacher, trainer and consultant in the United Kingdom and many other countries.
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Acknowledgements About the Editor and Contributors Introduction - Earl Hopper PART I The tripartite matrix of social systems 1. The cornerstone, once more Dieter Nitzgen 2. The tripartite matrix in Foulkesian Group Analysis Earl Hopper 3. Improvised vocality of verbal communication in groups: A contribution to the conceptualization of the tripartite matrix in group analysis - Helga Felsberger PART II Personifications and the interpersonal matrix 4. Personification and polarization within the foundation matrix of Israel: a case example Yossi Triest 5. Nikola Tesla and the social unconscious of Serbs: the dance of science with poetry, and of the earthly with the heavenly Marina Mojovic and Jelica Satari 6. Sex, custom and madness: a case study of the personification of the tripartite matrix of South Africa by a South African psychiatrist Penelope Busetto PART III Personifications and clinical work 7. Transference, countertransference, and the social unconscious: the bastion in clinical figurations in tripartite matrices Carla Penna 8. Recognizing codes of superiority in clinical work: social unconscious, racism, sexism, and other elements of intersectionality - Kavita Avula 9. The white mirror: face to face with racism in group analysis Anne Aiyegbusi PART IV Topics SECTION A Envy & Gender 10. "They envy us privilege and power relations in the social unconscious - Avi Berman 11. Bigenderality, bisexuality, foundation matrix and the social unconscious - Gila Ofer 12. Fear of envy and dispossession: The Evil Eye - Leyla Navaro SECTION B Addiction 13. Addiction in Egypt in the context of its foundation matrix - Mona Rakhawy and Nabil Elkot 14. Dangerous desire: addiction, consumption and recovery - Martin Weegmann SECTION C Equivalence 15. The Brexit Referendum and the inability to mourn: equivalence in a large group Frances Griffiths 16. The manic defense of reconstruction and the inability to mourn in post-war Japan - Kai Ogimoto and Tomas Plaenkers 17. Social unconscious and group psychotherapy in Georgia - Revaz (Rezo) Korinteli PART V Working in the tripartite matrix 18. The Trilogy Matrix Event (TME): a setting for collective reflection on social system dynamics of the tripartite matrix - Richard Morgan-Jones
Acknowledgements About the Editor and Contributors Introduction - Earl Hopper PART I The tripartite matrix of social systems 1. The cornerstone, once more Dieter Nitzgen 2. The tripartite matrix in Foulkesian Group Analysis Earl Hopper 3. Improvised vocality of verbal communication in groups: A contribution to the conceptualization of the tripartite matrix in group analysis - Helga Felsberger PART II Personifications and the interpersonal matrix 4. Personification and polarization within the foundation matrix of Israel: a case example Yossi Triest 5. Nikola Tesla and the social unconscious of Serbs: the dance of science with poetry, and of the earthly with the heavenly Marina Mojovic and Jelica Satari 6. Sex, custom and madness: a case study of the personification of the tripartite matrix of South Africa by a South African psychiatrist Penelope Busetto PART III Personifications and clinical work 7. Transference, countertransference, and the social unconscious: the bastion in clinical figurations in tripartite matrices Carla Penna 8. Recognizing codes of superiority in clinical work: social unconscious, racism, sexism, and other elements of intersectionality - Kavita Avula 9. The white mirror: face to face with racism in group analysis Anne Aiyegbusi PART IV Topics SECTION A Envy & Gender 10. "They envy us privilege and power relations in the social unconscious - Avi Berman 11. Bigenderality, bisexuality, foundation matrix and the social unconscious - Gila Ofer 12. Fear of envy and dispossession: The Evil Eye - Leyla Navaro SECTION B Addiction 13. Addiction in Egypt in the context of its foundation matrix - Mona Rakhawy and Nabil Elkot 14. Dangerous desire: addiction, consumption and recovery - Martin Weegmann SECTION C Equivalence 15. The Brexit Referendum and the inability to mourn: equivalence in a large group Frances Griffiths 16. The manic defense of reconstruction and the inability to mourn in post-war Japan - Kai Ogimoto and Tomas Plaenkers 17. Social unconscious and group psychotherapy in Georgia - Revaz (Rezo) Korinteli PART V Working in the tripartite matrix 18. The Trilogy Matrix Event (TME): a setting for collective reflection on social system dynamics of the tripartite matrix - Richard Morgan-Jones
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