Foreword
Meg Harris Williams
1. The six dimensions of the mind
– Concept of metapsychology as six-dimensional
– The role of mental pain
– The six dimensions
Figure: diagram of the model
2. A model of the individual-in-the-family-in-the-community
– The structural dimension
– The genetic dimension
– The dynamic dimension
– The geographic dimension
– The economic dimension
– The epistemological dimension
3. The community
– The benevolent community
– The maternal and paternal supportive communities
– The maternal and paternal parasitic communities
– The paranoid community
4. The basic assumption level of organization
– Basic assumption group: dependence
– Basic assumption group: fight-flight
– Basic assumption group: pairing
5. The family organization
– Roles and functions in family life
– The couple family
– The matriarchal family
– The patriarchal family
– The gang family
– The reversed family
6. The personality organization of the individual
– The adult state of mind
– The infantile states of mind
– The inverted or perverted state of mind
7. The uses of the model
– Methodological uses
– Diagnostic uses
– Specific use for the educational function
Appendix I: The model, family and school
Meg Harris Williams
Appendix II: The school as counsellor
Roland Harris
References
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