Selected Papers: Psychoanalysis and Group Analysis

347 Pages·1990·18.461 MB·English

by  S. H. Foulkes

.H.

S FOULKES
SELECTED PAPERS

Psychoanalysis and Group Analysis
KARNAC BOOKS
SELECTED PAPERS OF S. H. FOULKES

Psychoanalysis and Group Analysis

Other titles by S. H. Foulkes:
Introduction to Group-Analytic Psychotherapy: Studies in
the Social Integration of Individuals and Groups
(with E.J. Anthony)
Group Psychotherapy: The Psychoanalytic Approach
Therapeutic Group Analysis
Group-Analytic Psychotherapy: Method and Principles
S. H. Foulkes
SELECTED PAPERS

OF S. H. FOULKES

Psychoanalysis
and Group Analysis
edited by
Elizabeth Foulkes
Foreword by
Malcolm Pines
Karnac Books

London 1990
First published in 1990 by
H. Karnac (Books) Ltd,
118 Finchley Road,
London NW3 5HT
Copyright © 1990
by Elizabeth Foulkes
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced,
in any form, by any process or technique,
without the prior written permission of the publisher.
British Library Cataloguing in Publication Data
Foulkes, S.H. (Siegmund Heinz)
Selected papers of S.H. Foulkes: psychoanalysis and
group analysis.
I. Title II. Foulkes, Elizabeth
616.8917
ISBN No. 978-0-946439-56-0
Printed in Great Britain by BPCC Wheatons Ltd, Exeter
The letter by Sigmund Freud on pages 27-28 is reproduced by kind permission of
A. W. Freud et al., by arrangement with Sigmund Freud Copyrights.
CONTENTS

Acknowledgements
Preface Elizabeth Foulkes
Foreword Malcolm Pines
PART ONE
Biographical
1. S. H. Foulkes: a brief memoir Elizabeth Foulkes
2. ^Recollections of my visit to Freud' (1969)
PART TWO
Psychoanalytic papers
3. Observations on the significance of the name

in a schizophrenic (1930)

4. Biology in the light of the work

of Kurt Goldstein (1936)
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5. On introjection (1937) 57

6. Book review of Norbert Elias'

The Civilising Process (1938) 79

7. On a chapter of Helen Keller's

The World I Live In (1941) 83

8. On not knowing the analyst (1942) 89

9. The idea of a change of sex in women (1953) 99

10. Psychoanalytic concepts and object relations theory:

comments on a paper by Fairbairn (1957) 107

11. Psychoanalysis and crime (1944) 119

PART THREE
Group-analytic papers
12. On group analysis (1946) 127

13. Discussion of L. S. Kubie's paper,

'Some theoretical concepts underlying

the relationship between individual

and group psychotherapies' (1958) 137

14. The position of group analysis today,

with special reference to the role

of the Group-Analytic Society (London) (1961) 145

15. Some basic concepts in group psychotherapy (1966) 151

16. A Soviet view of group therapy:

discussion of a paper by N. V. Ivanov (1966) 159

17. On group-analytic psychotherapy (1968) 169

18. Group dynamic processes

and group analysis (1968) 175

19. On interpretation in group analysis (1968) 187

20. Two opposed views of social psychiatry:

the issue (1969) 195
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21. Access to unconscious processes

in the group-analytic group (1971) 209

22. The group as matrix of the individual's

mental life (1971) 223

23. Oedipus conflict and regression (1972) 235

24. Problems of the large group (1975) 249

25. My philosophy in psychotherapy (1974) 271

26. Concerning criticism of inner-object theory (1975) 281

27. The leader in the group (1975) 285

28. Notes on the concept of resonance (1977) 297

References 307

Index 319
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I
wish to express my thanks to the following publishers and
editors for their kind permission to include in this book
material previously published by them. The exact details of
publication are indicated at the beginning of each chapter:
Canadian Bar Association (chapter eleven)
Group-Analytic Society (London) (chapter fourteen)
Intercontinental Medical Book Corporation/Thieme
(chapters twenty-two and twenty-seven)
Jason Aronson (chapter twenty-six)
Philosophical Library (chapter fifteen)
Presses Universitaires de France/Giunti
(chapters nineteen and twenty-three)
Tavistock Publications (chapter twenty)
Verlag der Wiener Medizinischen Akademie (chapter seventeen)
Group Analysis (chapter twenty-one)
Group Process (chapter eighteen)
International Journal of Group Psychotherapy
(chapters thirteen, nineteen and twenty-three)
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