The Birth of Group Analysis from the Spirit of Theatre

The Birth of Group Analysis from the Spirit of Theatre

Foulkes had maintained that besides Trigant Burrow, plays by Gorki: At the Bottom (1902) and Pirandello: Six Characters in Search of an Author (1921), had inspired him to group analysis 15 years before his first group in Exeter. An analysis of the plays under dramatic and group analytic perspectives...

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