Psychoanalytic Knowledge of Group Process - American Psychoanalytic Association; A. Zaleznik, Panel Member and Presenter, 1977 December Digital
Scope and Contents
This recording is a continuation of 012524298_AT_0002. Dr. Roger Shaprio continues his discussion of group regression, and discusses in Dr. Otto Kernberg’s theories. Moore steps in again to introduce Dr. Otto Kernberg. Dr. Kernberg’s paper focuses on psychoanalytic understanding and applications of large group processes. The next section of the recording consists of audience members’ reactions to the panel and individual panelists. After this Dr. Shaprio, Dr. Arlo and Dr. Coulder give some final thoughts and responses. The moderator, Moore, gives some final thoughts concluding that the panel has done a good job exploring various aspects of group processes and making broad formulations but work still needs to be done in a number of areas including but not limited to: developing methodologies of examining group processes, exploring leadership and power problems, and finding commonalities that exist between various types of groups.
Dates
- Creation: 1977 December
Physical Description
Compact Audiocassette
Conditions Governing Access
A digital surrogate exists for this material. Only current Harvard students, faculty, and staff can access the surrogate using Harvard Library delivery services. All other users can request access for use in the de Gaspé Beaubien Reading Room or via digital delivery for remote access.
Extent
40 linear feet (77 boxes, 2 cartons)257.1 Gigabytes (531 born-digital files in multiple formats and 117 digitized audio files)
Physical Location
ARCFA
General note
Version on CD; Side 5 and 6
Creator
- From the Collection: Zaleznik, Abraham, 1924- (Person)
Repository Details
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