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Matriculating the Matrix: A Different Understanding of Psychic Structure, Resonance and Repression

Martin Bhurruth

Derbyshire Mental Health Trust and University of Leicester, martin.bhurruth{at}derbysmhservices.nhs.uk

Matriculation is referred to in the sense of entry to further education and plays with the subjunctive, `What if Foulkes had conceptualized the matrices as being structure of mind?'

This article constructs a group-analytic psychical structure of the individual mind made up of the Personal, Dynamic and Social Matrices. Resonance between the matrices is then recognized as a source of psychic energy with sufficient power to lift the repression barrier causing painful affects and memories to come into consciousness. This article develops Foulkes' concept of resonance.

Key Words: matrix • introjection • cathexis • repression • resonance

Group Analysis, Vol. 41, No. 4, 352-365 (2008)
DOI: 10.1177/0533316408098287


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