Dick Blackwell
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4426199 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Dick Blackwell |
| NOMBRES | Dick |
| APELLIDO | Blackwell |
| FIRMA | BLACKWELL D |
| AFILIACIONES | Institute of Group Analysis, London |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 50 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 50 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1977 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Trauma, terror and colonialism from Europe to the Middle-East
It’s normal to feel hopeless
The dialectics of Chat
The online Large Group promoted by the Group Analytic Society International in response to the Covid 19 lockdown, presented participants with the ‘Chat’ facility alongside the standard verbal communication. Chat rapidly became an alternative channel of communication and a forum for commentary, criticism and challenge to the primary spoken discourse of the group and became a home and a vehicle for disaffected and dissident voices, particularly tho…
Decolonizing Group Analysis
Decolonizing is not a finite process with a beginning and an end, though there are signs that it is being taken up in that way. It is therefore in danger of being fetishised and incorporated into the very colonial system it sets out to call into question. It is instead an ongoing dialogue, a praxis involving both colonizers and decolonizers. And it is an internal struggle for decolonizers with the colonizing and colonized parts of ourselves. It c…
In search of peace? Review essay of ‘The Fog of Peace
Malcolm Pines
Anti-science or revolutionary consciousness? A response to Henry Luiker on Pat de Maré
A history of the struggle against racism in the social unconscious of group analysis
Institutional racism is a social unconscious process. It is the collective operation of shared unconscious assumptions and values that exist in groupings and cultures such as group analytic institutions where individuals may consciously believe they are not racist. In such cultures this conscious belief is protected by unconscious processes of denial, avoidance and negation. Attempts to address the issue within group analysis reveal some of its p…
Landscapes of inequality or arenas of conflict? Review essay of ‘Class and Psychoanalysis
Meg Sharpe (04/08/1927–23/01/2019)
Talking about ‘terrorism’
Black Power–White Halos. A response to Guilaine Kinouani’s ‘Silencing, power and racial trauma in groups’
The impenetrable wall of whiteness. A response to Guilaine Kinouani
Cultural transition, negation and the Social Unconscious 1
The Soldier Matrix in the Group Analytic Study of Political Violence
Group Analysis, Racism and Youth and Community Work Training
In the early 1970s the National Association of Youth Clubs in the UK set up what it called the Multi-racial Youth-work Project. In those days the youth service still thought in terms of ‘youth clubs’ as the primary medium of youth work, and imagined that if black youth and white youth could be attracted to the same clubs and engaged in ‘mixed’ activities, this would remedy ‘racial’ tensions and promote ‘inter-racial’ understanding and ‘integratio…
Racism and the Unconscious. Review of M. Fakhry Davids, Internal Racism
Response to Elisabeth Rohr’s Foulkes Lecture
Locating ‘Nos’ in the Dialectics of Instinct, Communication and Society
Postscript
Ships in the Night
Locating Helplessness and Rage in the Matrix of Political Violence
Patrick de Maré
Mind in Relation
Psychotherapy, Politics and Trauma
Oppression can occur in the family, school workplace and cultural environment, and in the discourses of psychiatry and psychotherapy as well as under overtly repressive political regimes. Therapy with survivors of torture and organized violence is not a special case of therapy in a political context, nor of the need for politicized therapy. It is rather an example where these issues are writ large and where the place of psychotherapy in a general…
Decolonizing Group Analysis
Decolonizing is not a finite process with a beginning and an end, though there are signs that it is being taken up in that way. It is therefore in danger of being fetishised and incorporated into the very colonial system it sets out to call into question. It is instead an ongoing dialogue, a praxis involving both colonizers and decolonizers. And it is an internal struggle for decolonizers with the colonizing and colonized parts of ourselves. It c…
Personal Accounts of a Pioneer Experiential Large Group
Discussion on Paper by R. D. Hinshelwood
From Cure to Creativity
Creative Supervision through Student Involvement
Alienation, Projective Identification, Communication and Meaning
Group Analysis, Mediation and Transcontextuality
Discussion on Paper by Olov Dahlin I
The Emergence of Racism in Group Analysis
Group analysis is particularly concerned with the permeation of the individual by the dynamics of her' social context. In a racist society the dynamics of racism will be internalized by all its members. We should expect this dynamic to emerge in an analytic group and should be prepared to analyse it. An example of the emergence of racism in an analytic group reveals the importance of group composition; the relationship between cultural difference…
Group Analysis and Sport
Politics, Feminism and Group Analysis
Power and Heroism in Academia and the Movies
Bounded Instability, Group Analysis and the Matrix
In times of rapid change and uncertainty in many organizations, there is potential for both chaos and creativity. Much depends on the way that the anxiety generated by such instability is managed. Group analysis offers a model for counteracting regressive tendencies which lead to rigidity and chaos, by promoting communication and dialogue, so as to use anxiety as a source of creativity
A Response to `Psychoanalysis and the Politics of Organizational Theory
Class, Status and Conflict in Mind and Society
Response to Lecture by Dennis Brown
The Dialectics of Instinct
The Dialectics of Instinct
And Everyone Shall Have a Voice
And Everyone Shall Have a Voice
The Politicization of Group Analysis in the 21st Century
At a time of uncertainty and rapid change, little can be predicted with any confidence. We can note, however; the point reached in dialectical historical processes and recognize the conflicts and contradictions pushing in different directions. We can consider developments in politics, culture, personal relationships and psychotherapy as major dimensions of the context within which we continue to work and which, in the course of our work, we are c…
Out of their Class
Classes are constituted historical/v by their activity in relation to the means of production. Their cultures are formed in that context. Psychotherapy is a middle-class cultural form. When working-class clients seek psychotherapy, there is an encounter between two cultures in which the historically evolved relations between the classes, both cooperative and antagonistic, are enacted. Recognition of this is problematic for psychotherapy including…
Who Played Ball with Bin Laden? Commentary on `Community Group-Analysis
Colonialism and Globalization
Colonial history and post-colonial context
Psychotherapy, Politics and Trauma
Oppression can occur in the family, school workplace and cultural environment, and in the discourses of psychiatry and psychotherapy as well as under overtly repressive political regimes. Therapy with survivors of torture and organized violence is not a special case of therapy in a political context, nor of the need for politicized therapy. It is rather an example where these issues are writ large and where the place of psychotherapy in a general…
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