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Lecture
notes at this website, by Victor Daniels |
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Prelude
to Contemporary Gestalt Therapy, by Charlie Bowman and Philip Brownell.
Begins with Brentano, Stumpf, & Husserl whose phenomenological work
predated early Gestalt psychology. |
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The
Historical Roots of Gestalt Therapy Theory, by Rosemarie Wulf'. |
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Gestalt--Antecedent
Influence or Historical Accident? by Alan Barlow: |
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What
do Gestalt therapy and Gestalt theory have to do with each other? by Hans-Jürgen
P. Walter |
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Gestalt
Psychology and Gestalt Therapy, by Robert E. Sherrill. Special attention
to Gestalt therapy's connections with Goldstein and Lewin. |
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"Growing
up Rugged" -- Ernest Becker on Fritz Perls. Don't miss this. |
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An
Oral History of Gestalt Therapy: Interviews with Laura Perls, Isadore
From, Erving & Miriam Polster, and Elliott Shapiro |
| Stolen
by Gypsies, by Erving Polster |
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Introduction
to Gestalt Therapy: Excitement and Growth in the Human Personality,
by Frederick Perls, Ralph Hefferline, &1994 Introduction by Paul Goodman,
& Michael V. Miller, and Isadore From. While some of Miller &
From's conclusions are questionable, the introductions taken together offer
valuable insights. |
| Laura
Posner Perls: In Memory, by Anne Leibig |
| Frederick
Perls: A Son's Reflections, by Stephen Perls |
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For
an introduction to Gestalt Therapy and varied profiles of it, or a history
of Gestalt theoretical psychology,
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