Date: Tue, 13 Oct 1998 12:56:00 -0700 (PDT) From: Lois Shawver <rathbone-AT-crl.com> Subject: Postmodern Therapies list I want to tell you about an active new list that I have developed to see if anyone here would find this list right for them. The list is called "Postmodern Therapies" and it is PMTH for short. It is a list for professional therapists, graduate students and academics or independent scholars with a publication interest in therapy. The subscribers are limited in this way because I pay for this list out of my pocket and if I reach 300 (there are 79 active members joining in about one month), I will have to pay much more. In order to join, you need to write me personally at: rathbone-AT-california.com and tell me how you fit into the categories I have described. As far as I can tell, there are no Deleuze and Guattari readers on the list. Most everyone, however, is somewhat familiar with Lyotard and Wittgenstein. There is an ongoing reading, in fact, of Wittgenstein's Philosohical Investigations. There is some familiarity with Derrida and more with Foucault. The therapy schools that are represented are primarily Collaborative Language Systems (Harry Goolishian and Harlene Anderson), Solution Focused Therapy (Steve de Shazer), and Narrative Therapy (Michel White and David Epston). There are also some, like myself, who identify is postmodern psychoanalysts when postmodernism is defined by Lyotard. Interested? If you're not sure and want to check it out more, you might try looking at a newsletter that, for the moment at least, I am publishing each day. It includes summaries of converations on the list, news of related websites, links to summaries and paraphrases to articles, together with full-text of articles. It is called "PMTH Weekly." You can reach it at: <http://www.california.com/~rathbone/pmth.htm> Whatever you do, please do not try to reach me at the above address. I access it only every week or so. If you decide to write me, please do so, again, at: rathbone-AT-california.com Regards, ..Lois Shawver
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