Foulkes Lectures, as published in Group Analysis, with responses [Formal and ‘informal’ responses are included]
Number of
Lecture
40th
Date of
Lecture
2016
Author of Lecture
/ response
Haim Weinberg
Title of Lecture / response
Citation
The 40th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Impossible groups that flourish in leaking
containers: challenging group analytic theory
Response
Group Analysis, Dec 2016;
Vol. 49; pp.
Group Analysis, Dec 2016;
Vol. 49; pp.
Group Analysis, Dec 2015;
Vol. 48; pp.406-432
Group Analysis, Dec 2015;
Vol. 48; pp. 432 - 446
Group Analysis, Dec 2015;
Vol. 48; pp. 447 - 454
Group Analysis, Dec 2015;
Vol. 48; pp. 455-464
Group Analysis, Dec 2014;
vol. 47: pp. 365-383
Group Analysis, Dec 2014;
vol. 47: pp. 384-391
Group Analysis, Dec 2014;
vol. 47: pp. 392-407
Group Analysis, Dec 2014;
vol. 47: pp. 408-419
Group Analysis, Dec 2013;
vol. 46: pp. 344-368
Group Analysis, Dec 2013;
vol. 46: pp. 375-385
Group Analysis, Dec 2013;
vol. 46: pp. 369-374
Group Analysis, Dec 2013;
vol. 46: pp. 386-394
Group Analysis, Dec 2013;
vol. 46: pp. 395-406
Group Analysis, Dec 2013;
vol. 46: pp. 407-414
Group Analysis, Dec 2012;
vol. 45: pp. 405-429
Group Analysis, Dec 2012;
vol. 45: pp. 437-449
Group Analysis, Dec 2012;
vol. 45: pp. 459-471
Group Analysis, Dec 2012;
vol. 45: pp. 472-480
40th
2016
Gerda Winther
39th
2015
John Schlapobersky
39th
2015
Gwen Adshead
39th
2015
Wotton, Linde
39th
2015
Mies, Thomas
38th
2014
Elisabeth Rohr
38th
2014
Dick Blackwell
38th
2014
Farhad Dalal
38th
2014
Gila Ofer
37th
2013
Tom Ormay
37th
2013
Angela Sordano
37th
2013
Kevin Power
The Roots of Human Dialogue: the 'Nos' between Instinct and Evolution. A Response to
Tom Ormay's Foulkes Lecture
Vote of Thanks and Response to Tom Ormay's Foulkes Lecture
37th
2013
Linde Wotton
Response: Concerto for Group Analysis
37th
2013
Dieter Nitzgen
Response: on the location of Nos
37th
2013
Dick Blackwell
Response: Locating ‘Nos’ in the dialectics of instinct, communication and society
36th
2012
Farhad Dalal
36th
2012
Avi Berman
36th
2012
Miriam Berger
36th
2012
Kevin Power
The 36th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Specialists without spirit: sensualists
without heart: psychotherapy as a moral endeavor
'The Bad Enough Group Analyst': Authenticity and Emotional Responsiveness in Group
Analysis'. A Response to Farhad Dalal's Foulkes Lecture
'Thy Brother's Keeper': Witnessing as a Moral Presence in Group Analysis and Beyond.
A Response to Farhad Dalal's Foulkes Lecture
A Response to Farhad Dalal's Foulkes Lecture, 11th May 2012
The 39th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: On making a home amongst strangers: the
paradox of group psychotherapy
Response Strangers and Angels: a response to John Schlapobersky’s Foulkes Lecture,
May 2015
Response Improvising a home amongst strangers
Response Some notes about a responsive phenomenology. A response to John
Schlapobersky ‘On making a home amongst strangers’
The 38th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Intimacy and Social Suffering in a Globalized
World
Response to Elisabeth Rohr’s Lecture
Response: A Rumination on Intimacy and its Defences in the Consulting Room: A
Response to Elizabeth Rohr's 38th Foulkes Lecture
Response: The personal, the relational the group and the social in a globalized world –
a perspective through working with dreams
The 37th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: One Person is No Person
36th
2012
Sylvia Hutchinson
Response to Lecture by Farhad Dalal
35th
2011
Sigmund Karterud
The 35th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Constructing and mentalizing the matrix
35th
2011
Peter Fonagy
Response [referred to by Burman: not printed]
35th
2011
Erica Burman
34th
2010
Jane Campbell
Environ-mentalizing the Matrix: Commentary on Sigmund Karterud's 35th Foulkes
Annual Lecture
The 34th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: The Islands of the Blest
34th
2010
Sue Einhorn
Response Response to a love letter: May 2010
34th
2010
Bente Thygesen
The Islands of the Blest or Fahrenheit 451. Response to Lecture by Jane Campbell
34th
2010
Steinar Lorenzten
33rd
2009
Morris Nitsun
33rd
2009
Glyn David
Some Ideas on How Group Analysis Can Survive: Response to Lecture by Jane
Campbell
The 33rd S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Authority and revolt: the challenges of group
leadership
Feeling for Authority: Responses to Issues Raised in the 2009 Annual Foulkes Lecture
33rd
2009
Sylvia Hutchinson
Foulkesian Authority: Another View. Response to Lecture by Morris Nitsun
33rd
2009
Wil Pennycook
Response to Lecture by Morris Nitsun
32nd
2008
Dieter Nitzgen
32nd
2008
Liesel Hearst
The 32nd S. H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: The group analytic movement sixty years on:
revisiting Introduction to Group Analytic Psychotherapy by S. H. Foulkes
Response to lecture by Dieter Nitzgen
31st
2007
Gerhard Wilke
31st
2007
Anne Lindhardt
The 31st S. H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Second generation perpetrator symptoms in
groups
Response to Lecture by Gerhard Wilke
31st
2007
Dieter Nitzgen
`Music from a Fa(r)ther Room': Response to Lecture by Gerhard Wilke
31st
2007
Sue Einhorn
Transmission of trauma: response to lecture by Gerhard Wilke
30th
2006
Victor Schermer
The 30th S. H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Spirituality and group analysis
30th
2006
Victoria Fuller
Response to lecture by Victor L Schermer
29th
2005
Ralph Stacey
29th
2005
Malcolm Pines
The 29th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Organizational identity: the paradox of
continuity and potential transformation at the same time
Response to lecture by Ralph Stacey
28th
2004
Ivan Urlic
The 28th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Trauma and reparation: mourning and
forgiveness: the healing potential of the group
Group Analysis, Dec 2012;
vol. 45: pp. 430-436
Group Analysis, Dec 2011;
vol. 44: pp.357-373
Untraced in journal
Group Analysis, Dec 2011;
vol. 44: pp. 374-384
Group Analysis, Dec 2010;
vol. 43: pp. 413-432
Group Analysis, Dec 2010,
vol. 43: pp.433-439
Group Analysis, Dec 2010;
vol. 43: pp. 440-449
Group Analysis, Dec 2010;
vol. 43: pp. 450-464
Group Analysis, Dec 2009;
vol. 42: pp. 325-348
Group Analysis, Mar 2010;
vol. 43: pp. 90-93
Group Analysis, Dec 2009;
vol. 42: pp. 354-360
Group Analysis, Dec 2009;
vol. 42: pp. 349-353
Group Analysis, Dec 2008;
vol. 41: pp. 325-346
Group Analysis, Dec 2008;
vol. 41: pp. 347-351
Group Analysis, Dec 2007;
vol. 40: pp. 429-447
Group Analysis, Dec 2007;
vol. 40: pp. 448-456
Group Analysis, Dec 2007;
vol. 40: pp. 464-474
Group Analysis, Dec 2007;
vol. 40: pp. 457-463
Group Analysis, Dec 2006;
vol. 39: pp. 445-466
Group Analysis, Dec 2006;
vol. 39: pp. 467-474
Group Analysis, Dec 2005;
vol. 38: pp. 477-495
Group Analysis, Dec 2005;
vol. 38: pp. 495-498
Group Analysis, Dec 2004;
vol. 37: pp. 453-471
28th
2004
Lord Alderdice
Response to lecture by Ivan Urlic
27th
2003
Dick Blackwell
27th
2003
Okeke Azu-Okeke
The 27th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Colonialism and globalization: a groupanalytic perspective
Response to lecture by Dick Blackwell
26th
2002
25th
2001
Vamik Volkan /
Michael Lukas
Moeller
Adele Mittwoch
The 26th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Part 1: September 11 and Societal
Regression
The 26th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Part 2: Love in the group
The 25th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: Our place in the world of science: what
is at stake ?
25th
2001
Dennis Brown
Response to Lecture by Adele Mittwoch
24th
2000
24th
2000
Felix de
Mendelssohn
Jane Campbell
The 24th S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: The Aesthetics of the Political in Group
Analytic Process - the Wider Scope of Group Analysis
Response to Lecture by Felix de Mendelssohn
23rd
1999
R D Hinshelwood
The 23rd S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture: How Foulkesian was Bion ?
23rd
1999
Sheila Ernst
Response to lecture by R D Hinshelwood
22nd
1998
Dennis Brown
22nd
1998
Elizabeth Foulkes
The 22nd S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Foulkes’s Basic Law of Group Dynamics 50
Years On: Abnormality, Injustice and the Renewal of Ethics
Response to lecture by Dennis Brown
22nd
1998
Dick Blackwell
Response to Lecture by Dennis Brown
21st
1997
Earl Hopper
21st
1997
Lionel Kreeger
The 21st S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Traumatic Experience in the Unconscious Life of
Groups
Response to Lecture by Earl Hopper
20th
1996
Estela V Welldon
19th
1995
Lise Rafaelsen
The 20th S.H. Foulkes Lecture: Let the treatment fit the crime: forensic group
psychotherapy
The 19th S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Projections, Where Do They Go?
19th
1995
Malcolm Pines
Response to Lecture by Lise Rafaelsen
18th
1994
J Stuart Whiteley
17th
1993
Saul Scheidlinger
The 18th S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Attachment, Loss and the Space Between:
Personality Disorder in the Therapeutic Community
The 17th S.H. Foulkes Lecture: Training Groups and Therapy Groups
16th
1992
Lionel C Kreeger
The 16th S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Envy Preemption in Small and Large Groups
Group Analysis, Dec 2004;
vol. 37: pp. 472-476
Group Analysis, Dec 2003;
vol. 36: pp. 445-463
Group Analysis, Dec 2003;
vol. 36: pp. 465-476
Group Analysis, Dec 2002;
vol. 35: pp. 456-483;pp.
484-498
Group Analysis, Dec
2001; vol. 34: pp. 431448
Group Analysis, Dec 2001;
vol. 34: pp. 449-453
Group Analysis, Dec 2000;
vol. 33: pp. 449-453
Group Analysis, Dec 2000;
vol. 33: pp. 459-468
Group Analysis, Dec 1999;
vol. 32: pp. 469-488
Group Analysis, Dec 1999;
vol. 32: pp. 489-494
Group Analysis, Dec
1998; vol. 31: pp.391-420
Group Analysis, Dec 1998;
vol. 31: pp. 426-428
Group Analysis, Dec 1998;
vol. 31: pp. 421-425
Group Analysis, Dec
1997; vol.30: pp.439-470
Group Analysis, Dec 1997;
vol. 30: pp. 471-474
Group Analysis, Mar
1997; vol. 30; pp. 9-26
Group Analysis, Jun
1995; vol.29: pp.143-158
Group Analysis, Jun 1995;
vol. 29: pp. 158-159
Group Analysis, Dec
1994, vol.27: pp. 359-383
Group Analysis, Sep 1993;
vol. 27: pp. 339-340
Group Analysis, Dec
1992, vol.25: pp.391-408
15th
1991
14th
1990
Dorothy Stock
Whitaker
Murray Cox
13th
1989
Claude Pigott
12th
1988
Yvonne Agazarian
11th
1987
Karl König
10th
1986
David Clark
The 15th S.H.Foulkes Lecture:
Psychotherapy to Work Groups
The 14th S.H.Foulkes Lecture:
to Metamorphosis
The 13th S.H.Foulkes Lecture:
Children’s Groups
The 12th S.H.Foulkes Lecture:
Group-as-a-Whole
The 11th S.H.Foulkes Lecture:
External Reality
The 10th S.H.Foulkes Lecture:
9th
1985
Patrick de Maré
The 9th S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Large group perspectives
8th
1984
A C Robin Skynner
The 8th S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Institutes and How to Survive Them
7th
1983
Heinz Wolff
6th
1982
Malcolm Pines
The 7th S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Mind-Body Interaction and the Psychotherapeutic
Process
The 6th S.H.Foulkes Lecture: Reflections on Mirroring
5th
1981
M L J Abercrombie
The 5th S.H. Foulkes Lecture: Beyond the Unconscious: Group Analysis Applied
4th
1980
The 4th S.H. Foulkes Lecture: Group Therapy beyond the Therapy Group
3rd
1979
Morton A.
Lieberman
Wilfred Abse
2nd
1978
1st
1977
E James Anthony,
Blanche F. Ittleson
Tom Main
Transposing Learnings from Group
The Group as Poetic Playground: From Metaphor
Deep Truth, Madness and Paradox in Analytic
The Invisible Group: an Integrational Theory of
Transference in Groups-Internal Phantasy and
Group Analysis and the therapeutic community
The 3rd S.H. Foulkes Lecture: Some Complementary Functions of GroupAnalytic Psychotherapy and Individual Psycho-Analysis
The 2nd S.H. Foulkes Lecture: The Group-Analytic Circle and its Ambient
Network
The 1st S.H. Foulkes Lecture: The Concept of the Therapeutic Community:
Variations and Vicissitudes
Group Analysis, Jun
1992, vol.25; pp.131-149
Untraced in journal [*]
Group Analysis, Jun
1990, vol. 23: pp.9-111
Group Analysis, Dec
1989, vol. 22: pp.355-369
Group Analysis, Dec
1987, vol.20: pp. 291-305
Group Analysis, Mar
1987, vol. 20: pp.3-13
Group Analysis, Aug
1985, vol. 18: pp.79-92
Group Analysis, Aug
1984, vol.17: pp.91-107
Group Analysis, Aug
1983, vol.16: pp.95-112
Group Analysis, Jun
1982; vol. 15: pp. S3-S26
Group Analysis, Aug
1981, vol.14: pp. S1-S16
Group Analysis, Aug
1980, vol.13: pp. S1-S14
Group Analysis, Aug
1979, vol.12, pp. S1-S8
Group Analysis, Aug
1978, vol.11: pp. S1-S18
Group Analysis, Aug
1977, vol.10: pp.S2-S16
Notes
[*] Exists as a ‘member publication’ in the IGA/GASi Library, at [IOS]COX, with the following abstract:
NB a guided Shakespeare reverie led by Clare Higgins (RSC and NT) formed the epilogue to the lecture, publication without which would be incomplete: it was thus
decided to publish a synopsis and a full bibliography in 'Group Analysis' [sic: untraced] and to make the original recording available on audio tape. [op.cit.][see below].
The synopsis follows, resembling speaker's notes, comprising, introduction, personal contact with Foulkes, the words in the title: a closer look, poetry, the poet and the
therapist, Freud, Foulkes, Winnicott, play, citing Winnicott, ground, play-ground, development of three Foulkesian themes: trusting the group, group levels:
implications of the primordial level, the aesthetic imperative, forensic psychotherapy: relevance of group analytic psychotherapy, trusting the group, group levels,
forensic psychotherapy: do deviant groups really differ or not ? one luxury, closure, guided Shakespearian reverie [by Clare Higgins, one of the original pioneers
behind the scenes when the Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal National Theatre performed Hamlet and King Lear in Broadmoor [see 'Shakespeare comes to
Broadmoor', ed. Cox, M. 1992].
Also extant, as a non-commercial audio-tape in the IGA/GASi Library, and as a commercial tape, 1993, published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers Ltd., London,
Abstract: The 1990 S.H. Foulkes Annual Lecture, Friday 18th May 1990. Readings from Shakespeare by Claire Higgins, introduced by Terry Lear, then President of
the Group-Analytic Society, vote of thanks by Janet Boakes, Chair of the Council of the Institute of Group Analysis. Comprises audio tape and booklet in case. Booklet
provides introduction, synopsis and cites references. 'Sleeve note': this lecture explores some aspects of creativity, metaphor and language which are common the
worlds of group analysis and poetry / drama. Both depend upon poesis - the calling into existence of that which was not there before - and responsive enactment. In
group analysis such enactment may be intrapsychic or evident as changing energy levels within the group matrix. There is an elective affinity between the corporate
resonance of the audience-as-a-whole and dynamic processes taking place within the group-as-a-whole. One of the aims of psychotherapy is to recall and integrate
previously repressed experience. The integrative power of reclaimed affect within therapeutic space often energises the group matrix and 'surfaces' in poesis. This is
particularly important in forensic psychotherapy. In the lecture the concept of omniference is introduced,: this is the all-carrying-allness of the group, including the
conductor, which makes analysis not only tolerable and safe, but actually inviting. Group analysis and dramatic enactment both need an adequate play-ground, a space
set aside in which it is safe to play. The lecture cites passages from Freud, Foulkes and Winnicott, which refer to the comparison between the work of the therapist and
that of the creative artist. It develops three Foulkesian themes: first, trusting the group, second, consideration of group levels, with particular reference to the primordial
level; third, the relevance of group analytic psychotherapy to forensic issues. Trustful witnessing pays equal attention to the individual members of the group and the
group-as-a-whole. Group analysis aims to utilise the creative energy inherent in matrix and metaphor to bring about affective realignment, thereby resolving transference
- thus attempting to achieve metamorphosis, through modification of intrapsychic structure. After a plea for constructive dialogue between theology and group-analytic
concerns, the proceedings close with readings from Shakespeare on related themes.
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