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Unthinking the Closed Personality: Norbert Elias, Group Analysis and Unconscious Processes in a Research Group: Part II

Hans-Peter Waldhoff

University of Hanover, waldhoff{at}ish.uni-hannover.de

In Part I of this article (Waldhoff, 2007) the author revealed Elias in the triangle between psychoanalysis, group analysis and research, discussing previously unpublished documents. Part II will record and discuss the development and dynamics of the first Congress Group (`C-Group') of the Group-Analytic Society, again with reference to previously unpublished verbatim records, and which highlight especially the relationship between Foulkes and Elias.

Key Words: Elias • Foulkes • Congress Group • research group • group tensions

Group Analysis, Vol. 40, No. 4, 478-506 (2007)
DOI: 10.1177/0533316407083332
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