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Miloš Mojović

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ID6742477
NAMEMiloš Mojović
GIVEN NAMESMiloš
FAMILY NAMEMojović
SIGNATUREMOJOVIĆ M
ORCID0000-0002-1868-9913
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
WORKS AS AUTHOR4
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2007
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2026
H-INDEX0
  • Concept of transformer—Tesla in the social unconscious of Serbs and music of the universe in tripartite matrices

    Open Access•Miloš Mojović, Marina Mojović et al.•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•2026

    We explore the transformation potential of certain significant figures from the social unconscious in social and group-analytic matrices using the example of Nikola Tesla, Serbian American scientist. In moments of despair the group ‘finds’ the transformer resource for regaining hope and vitality—from incohesion to cohesion. Transformative meaning-making may occur through touching the infinite/numinous as a domain of the social unconscious, explor…

  • Serbian reflective citizens and the art of psychosocial listening and dialogue at the caesura

    Miloš Mojović•ARTICLE•Journal of Psychosocial Studies•2019

    ‘Serbian reflective citizens’ is a psychosocial community practice and a new discipline conceived in Belgrade amidst Yugoslavia’s ‘Horrible Nineties’ by Dr Marina Mojović (the author) and Dr Jelica Satarić, both psychiatrists and psychotherapists in various Yugoslav public health psychiatric institutions. The therapeutic communities seemed to open a way for new paradigms to shed light and hope on overwhelming social despair, however, besides the …

  • The Matrix Disrupted. Challenges and Changes

    Open Access•Miloš Mojović, Marina Mojović•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•2015

    In our globalized era destructive effects of endless social tragedies and turbulent changes are widely spread, like tsunamis disrupting matrices of families, organizations, professional fields, group analytic groups, and communities— ‘un-housed pain-ghosts’ are haunting borders and generations—dismantling our safety and making us all accountable. Group analysis, since its inception, has provided survival skills for disrupted matrices, but does no…

  • The Impact of the Post-Totalitarian Social Context on the Group Matrix

    Open Access•Miloš Mojović, Marina B Mojovic•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•2007

    The analytic group matrix, while mirroring the post-War, post-Communist and post-totalitarian context, offers an opportunity for the mourning process, but also for creating the new. In the struggle between the completely lost hope and the effort of finding any hope, it can be a place for finding the germs of hope through the empathic human exchange. For two decades the author has followed the impact of the social field on the dynamics of analytic…

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  • The Impact of the Post-Totalitarian Social Context on the Group Matrix

    Open Access•Miloš Mojović, Marina B Mojovic•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•2007

    The analytic group matrix, while mirroring the post-War, post-Communist and post-totalitarian context, offers an opportunity for the mourning process, but also for creating the new. In the struggle between the completely lost hope and the effort of finding any hope, it can be a place for finding the germs of hope through the empathic human exchange. For two decades the author has followed the impact of the social field on the dynamics of analytic…

  • The Matrix Disrupted. Challenges and Changes

    Open Access•Miloš Mojović, Marina Mojović•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•2015

    In our globalized era destructive effects of endless social tragedies and turbulent changes are widely spread, like tsunamis disrupting matrices of families, organizations, professional fields, group analytic groups, and communities— ‘un-housed pain-ghosts’ are haunting borders and generations—dismantling our safety and making us all accountable. Group analysis, since its inception, has provided survival skills for disrupted matrices, but does no…

  • Serbian reflective citizens and the art of psychosocial listening and dialogue at the caesura

    Miloš Mojović•ARTICLE•Journal of Psychosocial Studies•2019

    ‘Serbian reflective citizens’ is a psychosocial community practice and a new discipline conceived in Belgrade amidst Yugoslavia’s ‘Horrible Nineties’ by Dr Marina Mojović (the author) and Dr Jelica Satarić, both psychiatrists and psychotherapists in various Yugoslav public health psychiatric institutions. The therapeutic communities seemed to open a way for new paradigms to shed light and hope on overwhelming social despair, however, besides the …

  • Concept of transformer—Tesla in the social unconscious of Serbs and music of the universe in tripartite matrices

    Open Access•Miloš Mojović, Marina Mojović et al.•ARTICLE•Group Analysis•2026

    We explore the transformation potential of certain significant figures from the social unconscious in social and group-analytic matrices using the example of Nikola Tesla, Serbian American scientist. In moments of despair the group ‘finds’ the transformer resource for regaining hope and vitality—from incohesion to cohesion. Transformative meaning-making may occur through touching the infinite/numinous as a domain of the social unconscious, explor…

Aesthetics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Psychoanalysis (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works)

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