Infinite Possibilities of Social Dreaming

ISBN-13: 9780367325053 / Angielski / Twarda / 2019 / 208 str.

Opis

Social Dreaming was discovered in the early 1980s at the Tavistock Institute in London. Its focus is on the dream and not the dreamer. It is done with a set of people who come together to share their dreams. This goes against the accepted belief, even dogma, that the study of dreaming can only be pursued in a one-to-one relationship, where one of t

Spis treści

Contents Infinite Possibilities of Social Dreaming by Gordon Lawrence'There is nothing more worth fighting for': Social Dreaming with Social Democrats in Austria by Burkard SieversThe Dreaming Soldier by Hanna BiranLife in Israel 1988-2004: Associations, Thoughts and Reflections on Social Dreaming by Verred AmitziSocial Dreaming and the Birth of South Africa's Democracy by Herbert Hahn"Vous etes embarque": Social Dreaming with a Group of Political Refugees in Italy by Donatella Ortona, Eleonora Planera, Laura SelvaggiIcons of the Social Dream: Experiences at the University of L'Aquila, Italy by Marinelli and R. GirelliShedding Light on Organisational Shadows by Helen MorganSocial Dreaming at the Jung Conference by Peter Tatham'You Must Not Be Dreaming!' How Social Dreaming May Help Us Wake Up by Thomas A. Michael'Don't Explain, Just Go': The Creative Process and Social Dreaming by Ali Zarbafi, John Clare and Gordon LawrenceThe Organisation as a Container for Dreams by Alastair BainThe Dream Reflection Group by Gordon Lawrence Creative Role Synthesis by Gordon Lawrence The Sphinx Looks at the Individual: Creative Role Synthesis by Franca Fubini

O autorze

Gordon Lawrence was a managing partner of Social Dreaming Ltd, London, and a visiting professor at the University of Northumberland, Newcastle, the New Bulgarian University, Sofia, and at La Sapienza, the University of Rome. Formerly, he held a visiting professorship at Cranfield University, Bedford. He was on the editorial board of Free Associations (UK), Freie Assoziation (Germany) and Organizational and Social Dynamics (UK). He was a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Socio-Analysis and a Distinguished Member of the International Society for the Psychoanalytic Study of Organizations.