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Abstract
This article addresses the reification of metaphors within transactional analysis theory and also speaks to the importance of discovering the epistemology of transactional analysis. A preliminary review of early articles discusses these issues and the use of Berne's metaphorical term “contamination.”
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Bruce R. Loria
Bruce R. Loria, Ed.D., ACSW, is a Certified Clinical Teaching Member of the ITAA and Director of The Burlington Center for Human Growth, Inc., in southern New Jersey. He has been training therapists for the past nine years.