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WebDescription: In this series of discussions, we will study the important psychoanalytic contributions of Wilfed Bion, who extended and deepened the ideas first presented by Melanie Klein. We will make use of a central text, Rudi Vermote (2024) Reading Bion (Routledge - $34.71 at Amazon), which we ask students to purchase. Vermote’s book … WebMona Delahooke’s Post Mona Delahooke Clinical Psychologist, Speaker & Author 1w WebBion suggested that groups operate simultaneously in two strictly contrasting ways, based on distinctive mental states, which he called ‘basic-assumption mentality’ and ‘work … hi its sunday