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Psychodynamic Practice
Individuals, Groups and Organisations
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The Individual is an ‘artificial, though plausible, abstraction’ (Foulkes, 1948): The relevance of Foulkes’s group-analytic ideas in our world today

 

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1. It may be pertinent that Erikson’s background had many similarities to that of Foulkes. He was also German – born in Frankfurt and educated in Munich. He went to live in Vienna in the mid-1920s and fled to the United States in 1933.

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