BILAN DE DIX A N S DE THERAPEUTIQUE PAR LE PSYCHODRAMA CHEZ L'ENFANT ET L'ADOLESCENT
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The little hook is dedicated to me and has an inscription "With your enfants terribles' respectful compliments, S. Lebovici, R. Diatkine, E. Kes- temberg". The three authors apparently want to apologize in this charming manner for a number of criticism they have launched against the classic methods of psychodrama. After reading the book carefully, I found that most of their criticisms are due to ignorance of the books and articles I have published in U.S.A. between 1937 and 1947 on the subject of psychodrama. They neglect, for instance, entirely the concept of tele, its relationship to transference and its influence upon the therapeutic process.
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