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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Vol.4,n.2, 2010


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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Vol.2,n.1, 2008
Psychotherapy and Social Change

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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Vol.1,n.2, 2007
Contact and Intrapsychic Perspectives

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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Vol.1,n.1, 2007
Self and Intersubjectivity

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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Issue no. 2, 1994


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  • Editorial by Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb & Giovanni Salonia -Isadore From’s Contribution to the Theory and Practice of Gestalt Therapy by Bertram Müller It did not seem necessary to him to look around for something new and better than Gestalt Therapy.. What Gestalt Therapy needs Is fewer borrowings from other techniques and methods and more development of Its own. ...how can we enable the patient to experience for himself what wouid otherwise have had to be interpreted as is done in psychoanalysis? -What is the Future in Gestalt Therapy? by Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb & Giovanni Salonia For a Gestalt therapist, asking about the future means asking what can be assimilated from the present experience. Gestalt Therapy contains in itself the necessary principles for the drawning up of a theory of development that provides a new perspective for the resolution of social problems. What are we teaching our students? -You can chase the devil from your garden but you'll find him again in your son's. -The "Suffering Being" and the Human Animal: Comparing Certain Theories of Otto Rank and Gestalt Therapy by Douglas Davidove In theory and practice, much of Gestalt Therapy appears to be derived from the contributions of Rank. However, differences between the two approaches are too important to be ignored. This essay traces some of these significant differences, ultimately to the diagnostic criteria of fear and anxiety. -The Borderline Case. A Consideration from the Point of View of Gestalt Therapy by Paola Miriam Polo -I wander around the desert and am calm with only the wind as a barrier Oh, sad rider, In fact I had given my heart To the moon And I exchanged the moon far a storm And the storm far stranger weather still And then the weather for a sword That would come with me Beyond the realms of reality... - I. FOSSATI (1990). the confessions of Alonso Chisciano. EPIC
 
       
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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Issue no. 8, 1999
Workshops, minilectures, panels based on the 6th European Conference for Gestalt Therapy (held in Palermo, October 1-4, 1988)

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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Issue no. 6/7, 1997/98
Hermeneutics and Clinical

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  • Editorial by Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb & Giovanni Salonia Comparison with Gadamer: Towards a Hermeneutic Epistemology of Gestalt Therapy by Antonio Sichera Paul Goodman: An Approach to Language by Hugh Adlington Gestalt Theory and the Aesthetic Paradigm of Change by Michael Tophoff Polar Dialectics in Gestalt’s Psychotherapy by Pietro Cavaleri Annie’s Story: A Case Study from a Somatic and Developmental Perspective by Ruella Frank The GPHI-R Scales Analyzed and Correlated With Four Clinical Instruments by Kevin P. Prosnick, Ansel L. Woldt, Thomas J. Mraz, Amey L. Park
 
       
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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Issue no. 4/5, 1996
Dedicated to "The New York Institute for Gestalt Therapy 1996

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  • Editorial by Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb & Giovanni Salonia The work of Isadore From. A Critical Appreciation by Perry Klepner Editorial Comment by Karen K. Humphrey Remembering Isadore’s Gestalt Therapy by Philip Lichtenberg Isadore From. A Critical Appreciation by Richard Kitzler Response by Mary Lou Schack Response by Michael vincent miller Response to Philip Lichtenberg’s Paper by elaine rapp Response to Richard Kitzler’s Paper by elaine rapp Response by gerome gold Reflections and Memories. The Contribution of Isadore From by Joel Latner In Remembrance of Isadore: His Later Years by Hunt Cole Isadore From. An Undeclared Family Therapist by ed lynch and Barbara Lynch From the "Discomfort of Civilisation" to Creative Adjustment by margherita spagnuolo lobb, giovanni salonia, antonio sichera
 
       
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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Issue no. 3, 1995


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  • Editorial by Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb & Giovanni Salonia -In Remembrance of Isadore: His Earlier Years by Hunt Cole I lived with Isadore from the mid-October day when I first carne to Paris in 1959 to the hot June day he died in New York in 1994, but this piece ends in the earlier place at that earlier time, I shall finish my story in time for the next international edition of this journal. -Hopes and Concerns of Two Friends: An Interview with Joe Wysong by Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb I agree with Isadore and am also especially interested in studying the influence of pragmatism on Gestalt therapy theory. Few in Gestalt therapy recognize the extent of the effect on Paul Goodman of the thinking of American pragmatists William James, John Dewey, and, to a more limited extent, C.S. Pierce. - The Strength of Weakness by Giovanni Salonia In order to overcome pain we must have the courage and the purity to live through it without pointless pretence. Isadore was not afraid of reality, however fragile, however hard. We shall do well to take him with us on our voyage into the third millennium. -Elegiac Reflections on Isadore From by Michael Vincent Miller If I were forced to try to capture the essence of Isadore's sensibility in a word, I would choose the word -From Daughter to Mother by Margherita Spagnuolo Lobb His theory was not just theory: it was experience too... Isadore's example is a reference point where male and female elements bring each other to perfect completeness. -The Rationale in Verse by Ruggero Bianchi Forms, were for him the root and substance of all attitudes and behaviour, but not in the sense of rules; rather as an expression of interior freedom and integrity. -Glance and Voice by Mia Peluso Like Socrates, Isadore had the quality of dry humour. His apparent meekness concealed vast knowledge; in this respect too he was a prince, accustomed to giving. -A Translator’s Diary by Bianca Tarozzi What he admires is the unconsoling intellect: that was why he deeply respected Goodman and was distrustful of Perls (- scoundrel with genius-). His intelligence is of the heart. -The Word that Spoke Gestalt is Silent Now by NOËL K. SALATHÉ Just as Paul Goodman was Aristotelian in his pronouncements, in his meticulous but not readily approachable writings, to the same degree Isadore From was Socratic in passing on this difficult teaching. -Re-reading "Requiem for Gestalt" by Antonio Sichera We reprint here a paper by Isadore From, published in the Gestalt Journal/ Spring 1984/ with an -exegetical- comment by Antonio Sichera.
 
       
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STUDIES IN GESTALT THERAPY Issue no. 1, 1993


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  • Editorial by MARGHERITA SPAGNUOLO LOBB AND GIOVANNI SALONIA - Time and Relation. Relational Deliberateness as Hermeneutic Horizon in Gestalt Therapy by GIOVANNI SALONIA When the patient can fully be himself in front of the therapist and can feel the therapist in his reality and integrity... The time of the relationship and the -time lived- becomes kairòs... ultimate realization of the Mit-Dasein A long trip is necessary -Therapy is a trip! - to reach... the fullness and the light of the present from both the patient and the therapist. - Training in Gestalt Therapy. How the Perspective of Dental Aggression Changes the Traditional Concept of Training by MARGHERITA SPAGNUOLO LOBB The theory of the Self in Gestalt Therapy gives us the possibility of transmitting a professional model in a non-introjective way. Carrying on a professional activity as participation in an existential project - which is also a collective one - allows the person to rediscover his individual social integration and bis individuai politicai character... and the society to re-establish a work-culture. Teaching psychotherapy is giving the aspiring therapist the possibility of becoming an -artista in Otto- Rank's sense. - From We to I-Thou. A Contribution to an EvolutiveTheory of Contact by GIOVANNI SALONIA Although the interest of F Perls in dental development and its relational implications was one of the fundamental intuitions at the birth of Gestalt Therapy, an evolutive theory remains to be formulated in our approach. The study of this sector serves to provide a better understanding of the more serious psychopathologies. - Specific Support in the Interruption of Contact by MARGHERITA SPAGNUOLO LOBB In Gestalt Therapy support becomes a specific therapeutic intervention in every interruption of the contact-withdrawl cycle. Its aim is to restore spontaneity to the organism and complete the desired contact with the environment. What is the most appropriate therapeutic intervention in neurotic confluence, m introjection, in projection, in retroflexion and in egotism? - Karen Horney and Frederick Perls. Tales of Heretics by PIETRO CAVALERI Among the psychoanalysts who radically revised Freudian orthodoxy, some, like Karen Horney, had a major formative influence on the thought of F. Perls. However, the relationship between the two has been given oniy slight consideration. A deeper analysis of the innovative aspects of Horney's work points to several historical and epistemological factors which lead us to conclude that Horney was a direct influence on the thought and therapeutic approach of F. Peris. - Hermeneutics, Gestalt Therapy and Literary Text. Toward a Different Interpretation of Pirandello’s Humour by ANTONIO SICHERA
 
       
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