@article{30924, 
year={2007},
issn={1972-4837},
journal={GRUPPI},
number={2},
volume={IX},
doi={},
title={Il gruppo di psicodramma analitico come strumento di cura},
abstract={ The specific psychotherapeutic factors concerning group psychoanalytic psychodrama aim at role-playing and reverse-playing scenes that stage the participants’ emotions. Within a transitional setting in which, therefore, thought is processed, these emotions emerge from group-free associations. While underway, role-playing allows to experience and see interlocutors with whom metaphorically as in Dante’s Divine Comedy a dialogue is sought with characters from the inner theatre belonging to different, achronic situations and historical periods. This is the only way in which a familiar, universal alterity can be found with which to build up a dialogue. Fifth- and sixth-century Greek theatre (Athens, Corinth), whose purpose was catharthic and educational, offers another metaphor, a mental group dialogue oriented towards harmony. The presented clinical material means to clarify this function of group psychodrama.  Key words: role-playing, dialogue, body.}
url={http://www.francoangeli.it/Riviste/Scheda_rivista.aspx?idArticolo=30924},
author={Roberto Pani}
pages={101-115},
language={IT}}