Jane & I discussing Socio over dinner after our great ANZPA conference in Sydney.
A photo follows!
Progress and Pitfalls in Sociometric Theory
I’ve tagged this “psychodrama-lib” I think we have this journal in the Christchurch Psychodrama Library, and it looks like a good article. I am particularly interested in the idea that there is a different reality in the group, “underlying, intangible, invisible,unofficial structure but one which is more alive, real and dynamic than the other.” to quote from the first page, all they will give me on the Net!!
JSTOR: Sociometry, Vol. 10, No. 3 (Aug., 1947), pp. 268-272:
# Progress and Pitfalls in Sociometric Theory # J. L. Moreno # Sociometry, Vol. 10, No. 3 (Aug., 1947), pp. 268-272 (article consists of 5 pages) # Published by: American Sociological Association # Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2785077
Spontaneity Procedures in Television Broadcasting …. Moreno 1942
I think we have this Journal. I’d like to follow up.
JSTOR: Sociometry, Vol. 5, No. 1 (Feb., 1942), pp. 7-28:
# Spontaneity Procedures in Television Broadcasting with Special Emphasis on Interpersonal Relation Systems # J. L. Moreno and John K. Fischel # Sociometry, Vol. 5, No. 1 (Feb., 1942), pp. 7-28 (article consists of 22 pages) # Published by: American Sociological Association # Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/2784951
Transference and Tele: Section I, Roles
This is the fourth post while doing a close reading of Moreno’s lecture on Tele, “given by the author during his European journey, May- June, 1954.”
First Post – Intro
Second Post – Transference
Third Post – Tele
Transference and Tele (tag) This will produce a list of all of the posts in this series.
Quotes from the lecture, some book & Google research and my detailed comments follow.
Transference and Tele: Section I, Tele
This is the third post while doing a close reading of Moreno’s lecture on Tele, “given by the author during his European journey, May- June, 1954.”
Note: I continue to edit these posts, they are a work in progress for now, not really be good blogging practice. If anyone comments or there are track backs, I will not change what I wrote so conversations make sense.
First Post – Intro
Second Post – Transference
Transference and Tele (tag).
Quotes from the lecture, some research on Google and my detailed comments follow.
“Group Psychotherapy” Journal Vol. VIII Nos. 3 and 4
Full text of “GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY”
Vol. VIII, Nos. 3 and 4.
The whole volume is online in a poorly scanned version.
Transference and Tele: Section I, Transference
This is the second post while doing a close reading of Moreno’s lecture on Tele, “given by the author during his European journey, May- June, 1954.”
Note: I continue to edit these posts, they are a work in progress for now, not really be good blogging practice. If anyone comments or there are track backs, I will not change what I wrote so conversations make sense.
First Post
Transference and Tele (tag).
Quotes from the lecture, some research on Google and my detailed comments follow.
Continue reading “Transference and Tele: Section I, Transference”
Transference and Tele: Intro
In what some might call synchronicity I came across Mesmer’s (W) animal magnetism in two separate contexts today.
Firstly, in “Transference, Countertransference And Tele: Their Relation To Group Research And Group Psychotherapy [Word Doc] in Psychodrama Vol II by J.L. Moreno and then again in:
A podcasted radio program from WNYC on the Placebo effect.
Both these sources tie in with much of what I am writing about in this blog on the science of relationships, and specifically a current project on “parallel process” in supervision. It got me interested again in what Moreno calls tele. It is a word that will be with me, like it or not while I am involved with psychodrama (like the word psychodrama itself). I don’t like the word “tele” much, it seems to confuse everyone including me. The aim of this post(s) is to investigate tele, especially in relationship to, as in the title of Moreno’s lecture, to group research and group psychotherapy. I thought I’d make a summary of Moreno’s 1957 lecture chapter, and make responses.
Note: I continue to edit these posts, they are a work in progress for now, not really be good blogging practice. If anyone comments or there are track backs, I will not change what I wrote so conversations make sense.
I’ll start with quoting the Intro in full, make some comments and do more posts later, a series: Transference and Tele (tag).
J.L. Moreno on Copyright
A snippet quoting Moreno follows from the Federation of Eastern European Psychodrama Training Organisations! (other interesting stuff too in that little journal.)
I think he would have liked the Creative Commons license I use for this blog and my sketches, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 License that allows their unaltered non-profit use.
FEPTO – Federation of Eastern European Psychodrama Training Organisation
Quote follows.
A comparison of psychoanalytic and psychodramatic theory
A comparison of psychoanalytic and psychodramatic theory from a psychodramatist’s perspective Abstract A comparison of Freud’s and Moreno’s theories with regard to their implications for psychodrama therapy. Basic differences in the theories are discussed with special regard to therapist role, transference and tele, insight and catharsis, the time concept, the body, and developmental psychology. Other topics treated are concepts of drive or energy, psychic structure and role theory, psychic determinism contra the doctrine of spontaneity-creativity and differences between an intrapsychic and an interpersonal approach. An outline of the relationship of psychodrama and its philosophy and practice to other schools of psychotherapy is given.
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I’ll see if I can get this through the library.
Later
Yes I got it as a member of the Canterbury Public library, here.