GESTALT REVIEW

Articles

Editorial

Joseph Melnick, PhD

Gestalt Therapy as a Transrational Approach: An Evolutionary Perspective

Reinhard Fuhr, PhD

Change: Some Speculation Based on Comparing Gestalt and Complexity Theory

Lars Marmgren, MSci

The Search for Personal Knowledge: Phenomenological, Gestalt, and Cognitive Approaches to Awareness

Edwin C. Nevis, PhD

Awareness and Meaning-Making: The Dance of Experience

Iris E. Fodor, PhD

Introduction to the Phenomenological Approach of the Body in Gestalt Therapy

Jacques Blaize, PhD

Reviews, Notes, Recommendations

Articles

Editorial

Joseph Melnick, PhD

Different Meanings: Common Ground

Stephanie Backman, MSSA
Iris Fodor, PhD

Definitions of Gestalt Therapy: Finding Common Ground

Charles E. Bowman, MS

Gestalt Therapy in Brazil

Selma Ciornai, ATR, PhD

Gestalt Psychotherapy in Mexico

Myriam Munoz Polit, MA

Gestalt Psychotherapy in Argentina: Revolution, Evolution, and Contributions

Marta Slemenson, MA

Minds and Brains for Gestalt Therapists
Todd Burley, PhD

Condensing the Field: Internet Communication & Gestalt Community
Philip Brownell, MA

Gestalt Therapy as an Emancipatory Psychology for a Transmodern World

Maureen O’Hara, PhD

Abstracts 

Back Pages: Topics and Reviews

Articles

Editorial

Joseph Melnick, PhD

An Interview with W. Warner Burke, Ph.D.: October 16, 1997, at Teacher's College, Columbia University, New York City

Beverly Reifman, MSW

The Broken Doll: A Survivor's Journey into Life

Ruth Wolfert

Comments Evoked by the Reading of The Broken Doll

Talia Levine Bar Yoseph

Response to The Broken Doll: A Survivor's Journey into Life by Ruth Wolfert

Judith Hemming

Return to Novelty

Richard Kitzler

Response to Comments about The Broken Doll: A Survivor's Journey into Life

Ruth Wolfert

Gestalt Therapy and Psychoanalysis: Toward a Better Understanding of a Figure-Ground Relationship

Bernard Bocian

Back Pages: Topics and Reviews  Translating Theory into Practice: Martin Heidegger and Gestalt Therapy

Erving Polster, PhD

Articles

Editorial

Joseph Melnick, PhD

Note from the Gestalt International Study Center

Edwin C. Nevis, PhD

What Changes the Individual in Gestalt Groups? A Proposed Theoretical Model

Joseph H. Handlon, PhD
Isabel Fredericson, PhD

Models for Understanding Individuals Changing Through Participation in Gestalt Therapy Groups

Bud Feder, PhD

Commentary on "What Changes the Individual in Gestalt Groups?" by J. Handlon, Ph.D. and I. Fredericson

Gaie Houston

Response to Bud Feder and Gaie Houston

Joseph Handlon, PhD
Isabel Fredericson, PhD

Response of Doctoral Students to a Psychology Course on Gestalt Therapy

Ruth Wolfert

Gestalt Therapy and Psychoanalysis: Toward a Better Understanding of a Figure-Ground Relationship

Jon Frew, PhD
Stephan Zahm, PhD

Opposing Paradigms in Gestalt Therapy and Psychoanalysis

Sylvia Fleming Crocker

Resonances and Discontinuities Between Gestalt Theory and Relational Psychoanalysis: Commentary on Paper by Sylvia Crocker

Timothy Zeddies

Which Psychoanalysis? Response to Sylvia Crocker

Lynne Jacobs

Response to Timothy Zeddies and Lynne Jacobs

Sylvia Fleming Crocker

Back Pages: Topics and Reviews

The Dead World and the Living
Joel Latner, PhD

Here and Now, Hour by Hour: Book Review
Walter Arnold