
pmid: 6039989
One effect of the concept of "inner space," developed to explain the forces working to change a person's behavior, has been to "de-tribalize" man. A new school of social psychiatry, more interested in the tribe, community, and family, has evolved the concept of "outer space." The author describes its heritage (going back to the Greeks), outlook, and intention, and gives three case examples of its practical application.
Literature, Culture, Psychotherapy, Group, Humans, Interpersonal Relations, Child Behavior Disorders, Psychology, Social, Language
Literature, Culture, Psychotherapy, Group, Humans, Interpersonal Relations, Child Behavior Disorders, Psychology, Social, Language
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