The Sibling Society Papers presented at the Robert Bly Colloquium
by White, Terry; Green, Stanton W.; Monkowski, Paul G.; Phillips, Jack S.; Trout, Paul; Puthoff-Murray, Carol; Poluga, Judith; Lambert, Lynda J.; Lewis, Thabiti; Murray, Edward J.; Koloze, Jeff; Birch, James R.; Kubias, Craig; Widen, Robert A.; Warford, MarkFormat: Hardcover
Pub. Date: 2000-12-22
Publisher(s): UPA
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Summary
The Sibling Society is an edited collection of papers presented at the Robert Bly Colloquium at Kent State University. This work brings together traditional disciplines- English, Psychology, Sociology- but the outcome is unusual in that there is no one school of thought. These papers make a statement about a culture and society that is evolving and multifaceted. The conference attracts an eclectic scholarship and is unusual in the number and kinds of disciplines it folds in. Readers will benefit from the various perspectives in social commentary and criticism. This collection is of interest to psychologists, sociologists, mental health care counselors, and all scholars in the humanities.
Table of Contents
| Acknowledgments | p. viii |
| Preface | p. ix |
| The Sibling Society Examined | |
| Stanton W. Green "Robert Bly, Margaret Mead and The Sibling Society" | p. 1 |
| Paul G. Monkowski and Jack S. Phillips "You Have a Father, and He's Not Your Friend" | p. 13 |
| Paul Trout "Television and the Adultification of The Young in a Sibling Society" | p. 23 |
| Carol Puthoff-Murray and Judith Poluga "A Developmental Perception of the Sibling Society" | p. 29 |
| The Psychological Impact of the Sibling Society | |
| Lynda J. Lambert "Soul of the African-American Daughter: Beliefs, Ritual, Social Taboos" | p. 51 |
| Thabiti Lewis "Raising Sula: Daughters of the 21st Century" | p. 63 |
| Edward J. Murray "Heroes in a Sibling Society" | p. 73 |
| Jeff Koloze "Father, Forgive Me, for I Have Split My 'To Male' Infinitive" | p. 81 |
| The Self in the Sibling Society | |
| James R. Birch "The Demise of Dance as Cultural, Social, and Intellectual Literacy: A Brief Philosophical Perspective" | p. 91 |
| Craig Kubias "Religious Tradition and the 'Shadow' Side of Personality" | p. 97 |
| Robert A. Widen "Barrie, Bly, and Berne, Reflections on Peter Pan, The Sibling Society, and Games People Play" | p. 103 |
| Metaphors and Myths of a Sibling Society | |
| Mark Warford "Evolving Metaphors of Organizational Life for the Millennium" | p. 113 |
| Deborah Bice "Sinatra and the Sibling Society His Way" | p. 129 |
| Kathe Davis "Brass Robert: Bly Corrected by Jessica Benjamin" | p. 137 |
| Ann Yeoman "Peter Pan and the Archetype of Eternal Youth" | p. 151 |
| Howard Nelson "Some of Robert Bly's Poems and Accomplishments" | p. 173 |
| About the Contributors | p. 187 |
| Index | p. 191 |
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