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Bion shared a lot of common ground with Melanie Klein, and the book argues that projective identification is a mechanism that is very much alive in therapy groups. Bion classifies groups into four types, and provides detailed observations of each. He constantly links his thoughts with his practical experience.
Most usefully he raises important questions on how these group dynamics can appear outside the therapeutic environment, and in the "everyday" world.
One negative - there are a few typographical errors - particularly a significant one on Page 106 which should have been sorted out long ago.
Bion shared a lot of common ground with Melanie Klein, and the book argues that projective identification is a mechanism that is very much alive in therapy groups. Bion classifies groups into four types, and provides detailed observations of each. He constantly links his thoughts with his practical experience.
Most usefully he raises important questions on how these group dynamics can appear outside the therapeutic environment, and in the "everyday" world.
One negative - there are a few typographical errors.
Not only does Bion walk his talk, he explains how he does it !
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