Ben Rippa
Biographic Data
| ID | 7339456 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ben Rippa |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ben |
| FAMILY NAME | Rippa |
| SIGNATURE | BEN RIPPA |
| AFFILIATIONS | Ben Gurion University, Beer Sheva, Israel |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Interpersonal Communication at the Internal Group Level
We all carry within ourselves unconscious images of significant figures from our past, which affect the way we relate to particular figures in the present. When considering group analysis, we see that each group member unconsciously brings to the therapy group his/her entire collection of inner significant objects, which may be individual objects and, as we will see in this article, may also be group objects. These may then be unconsciously proje…
Observations on the Interplay between Large and Small Analytic Groups
The authors address unanswered questions about the attraction of the often stormy large group and the interplay between it and small groups. If the large group is a place that arouses many difficult feelings, why do people in conferences, workshops, training programmes and on the Internet continue to participate in them? The authors found that within Internet large groups there was a clear pattern of setting up a small, intimate core group. They …
Groups in Israel During the Gulf War
Reality's dramatic events sometimes provide the researcher with a natural laboratory in which human processes can be looked at from different perspectives. The Gulf War was one of these events and this paper describes some of the experiences related to Jews and Arabs and their relationships in groups. More specifically, it deals with problems of trust and mistrust between people living in a shared physical space but belonging to different ethnic …
Group Analysis and Pichon Riviere's Grupos Operativos
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Group Analysis and Pichon Riviere's Grupos Operativos
Groups in Israel During the Gulf War
Reality's dramatic events sometimes provide the researcher with a natural laboratory in which human processes can be looked at from different perspectives. The Gulf War was one of these events and this paper describes some of the experiences related to Jews and Arabs and their relationships in groups. More specifically, it deals with problems of trust and mistrust between people living in a shared physical space but belonging to different ethnic …
Observations on the Interplay between Large and Small Analytic Groups
The authors address unanswered questions about the attraction of the often stormy large group and the interplay between it and small groups. If the large group is a place that arouses many difficult feelings, why do people in conferences, workshops, training programmes and on the Internet continue to participate in them? The authors found that within Internet large groups there was a clear pattern of setting up a small, intimate core group. They …
Interpersonal Communication at the Internal Group Level
We all carry within ourselves unconscious images of significant figures from our past, which affect the way we relate to particular figures in the present. When considering group analysis, we see that each group member unconsciously brings to the therapy group his/her entire collection of inner significant objects, which may be individual objects and, as we will see in this article, may also be group objects. These may then be unconsciously proje…
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