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Interconnectedness and the Magic of Group Analysis

Bristol, UK

This article explores the relationship between the theory/experience of interconnectedness that is central to group analysis and the notion/experience of magic that is rarely written about in group analysis. The first part of the article reviews the history of magic in psychological theories of the mind ranging from Plato to Freud and Jung. A group-analytic clinical example serves to introduce a discussion of the place of magic within group-analytic theory and practice. It is hoped that this will encourage further dialogue about this important subject.

Key Words: group • group analysis • interconnectedness • magic • society

Group Analysis, Vol. 35, No. 1, 73-88 (2002)
DOI: 10.1177/053331602400933945


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