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Psycho-Analysis and Group Analysis

Within this system there are definite notions of time, space and causality which were created in response to the interpersonal field, the meeting place, of Freud and his patients and which represent his creative response to the discovery and exploration of the psychoanalytic situation. This situation can be used by two persons who are aware of their separateness and who are able under the conditions of psychoanalysis to maintain their autonomy, their boundaries, under the conditions that stimulate strong impulses to pairing. The underlying ideological model is that of the observer and the observed, a reductive analysis of the phenomena stimulated by the clinical situation. The technique of free association offers a stream of consciousness from the mind in action with the body restrained and is conceptualised as the product of forces acting upon the mental apparatus, the instincts. The psychoanalyst offers his understanding to his patient, which is based on the psychoanalytical ordering of psychological data, through his interpretations and, hopefully, helps his patient to bring about a fundamental re-structuring of his psychology. The boundaries of this system are fairly clear. There is a defined