You are invited to attend the
2nd READING GROUP for 2008 at PIM
2nd READING GROUP for 2008 at PIM
Topic: Does “Tele” arise from the Limbic System?
Discussant: Sue Daniel
Date & Time: Friday, 30 May from 12.45 – 1.45 p.m
155 Langridge St
Collingwood
Meeting at 12:30 p.m for a 12:45 p.m start, this is the second of a one-hour series of reading seminars for those interested in the theory, practice and philosophy of J. L. Moreno in relation to other writers.
In this second seminar Sue will focus on Moreno’s concept of "Tele" in relation to the Limbic system in the human brain. The reading material (see below) is compiled to assist us in our discussion. There is a donation of $10.00, which will be used to maintain and expand the PIM library. Bring your own lunch, freshly brewed coffee, teas and biscuits are supplied.
In this second seminar Sue will focus on Moreno’s concept of "Tele" in relation to the Limbic system in the human brain. The reading material (see below) is compiled to assist us in our discussion. There is a donation of $10.00, which will be used to maintain and expand the PIM library. Bring your own lunch, freshly brewed coffee, teas and biscuits are supplied.
Copies of the above material is available for those attending the reading group. Call Sue on 9416 3779
References:
1. Foundations of Sociometry (pages 48 -54), and Extension of Tele Theory, Its Position within the Sociometric System (pages 325 – 328) in Who Shall Survive? by J. L. Moreno (1934)
2. The Bridge Between Worlds (pages 50 – 54) in A General Theory of Love by Thomas Lewis, Fari Amini & Richard Lannon (2001)
1. Foundations of Sociometry (pages 48 -54), and Extension of Tele Theory, Its Position within the Sociometric System (pages 325 – 328) in Who Shall Survive? by J. L. Moreno (1934)
2. The Bridge Between Worlds (pages 50 – 54) in A General Theory of Love by Thomas Lewis, Fari Amini & Richard Lannon (2001)
2008 Reading Group Dates:
Fridays: 29 February, 30 May, 29 August and 24 October, 12.45 – 1.45 p.m.
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