Energy & Character - Volume 10 N.2: May 1979 - International Journal of Biosynthesis

Energy & Character is a journal above all a means of communication among colleagues and professionals in the body psychotherapy community at large all over the world.The title Energy & Character suggests on the one hand physics and biology, the energetic roots of existence, and on the other hand character, in the psychic and social meanings. Character has roots in ancient Greek which on the one hand refer to the formation of the personality in the culture, and on the other hand relate to the core, or essence of the person, his or her unique individuality.CONTENTSEzlo Zucconi ManzziniSpace Between BodiesJames JacobsThe Physiology of EmotionAnna WiseMovement Based TherapiesJerome LissConstructive Criticism Kip BriggieSome Myths in the Practice of Bioenergetic TherapyLayna VerinThe Nature of SexualityDennis HoemerConnie Part IJacob Some Thoughts on why it gets so difficultNic Waal - Anne Grieg - Mogens RasmussenThe Eye SegmentJohn M. BeilisOn the Initial Interview in Bioenergetic AnalysisREVIEWJohn SouthgateThe History of RuthMartin ZukorMeltin Armour