Bion S Legacy Bibliography of Primary and Secondary Sources of The Life Work and Ideas of Wilfred Ruprecht Bion

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BION’S LEGACY
Bibliography of Primary
and Secondary Sources
of the Life, Work and Ideas
of Wilfred Ruprecht Bion
Harry Karnac
KARNAC
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CONTENTS
Introduction vii
Preface xi
Part 1: Bion’s own writings

The 24 volumes of Bion’s works,
referred to as WRB1-WRB24 1
Chronological list 5
Alphabetical list 9
Part 2: Secondary Sources

Bion reading list: alphabetical by author 13
–Articles 107
–Books including articles and chapters from books 166
–Reviews 200
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INTRODUCTION
Having spent a considerable portion of my working life dealing

with psychoanalytic literature, I started reading biographies
and autobiographies of major figures in this sphere when I
retired. It must be said that psychoanalysts’ autobiographies
are pretty thin on the ground. The names which stood out most
were Wilfred Bion, Donald Winnicott and Melanie Klein.
It is well known that Bion wrote several volumes which
may be broadly defined as autobiography, whereas we have
to rely on Robert Rodman’s and Brett Kahr’s biographies in
order to learn of Winnicott’s life. There are, of course, many
articles scattered through the literature of personal memories
of him by Harry Guntrip, Margaret Little, Renata Gaddini,
Masud Khan, etc. There are at least two biographies of Klein
and many instances of reference to her life in articles and
parts of books. These will be the subject of a further book to
be researched.
On trying to find what material actually existed, it struck me
that there were vast amounts of material relevant to the lives,
work and ideas of both men in the form of reviews, articles and
books. There did not, however appear to be compilations of
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Symington, N. & J. (1996) The Clinical Thinking of

Wilfred Bion
Black, D.M. (1997) Journal of Analytical Psychology,
42: 347-348
Blomfield, O.H.D. Australian Journal of Psychotherapy,
(2000) 19: 96-112
Bramley, W. (1987) Group Analysis, 20: 283-284
Caper, R. (1998) International Journal of Psychoanalysis,
79: 417-420
Fransman, T. (1998) Journal of Child Psychotherapy,
24: 331-333
Stokoe, P. (1998) Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy, 12: 180-182
Twemlow, S. (1998) Journal of the American Psychoanalytic
Association, 46: 1281-1284
Winship, G. (1997) Therapeutic Communities, 16: 242-243
Young, R.M. (2000) Psychodynamic Counselling, 6: 243-250
Young, R.M. (1994) Mental Space

Bion Talamo, Psychoanalytic Books, 7: 541-544
R.P. (1996)
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such work other than limited lists appearing on various web

pages via the Internet.
I mentioned this to Oliver Rathbone of Karnac Books who
suggested that I create such a bibliography of Bion myself. I
was also encouraged to do so by Chris Mawson of the British
Psychoanalytic Society as he would wish to incorporate it in
the new “Collected Works of W.R. Bion” which he is in the
process of editing.
I started work on the project during the summer of 2005,
starting with Bion’s own writings. This was a comparatively
simple task since all the books were in print and so conven-
ient to work from. The secondary sources compilation was
considerably more complicated. Clearly the first source of
research had to be Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing which
David Tuckett had generously provided me with some years
back. (Thank you David, without P.E.P. I could not have man-
aged this task).
Since Bion’s work branched out into many other areas, it
then became necessary to find additional sources which
needed delving into in order to extract the relevant details.
The most obvious sources were, of course, the main psy-
chotherapy and groupwork journals published both in the
U.K. and the U.S.A. There were also many books which drew
heavily from his writings and these took some finding. The
difficulty is that I have limited mobility and thus was unable
to visit libraries which stocked the material I needed for the
task.
There was however one occasion when I did manage to
get to the British Institute library and with the help of Andrea
Chandler now, alas, no longer the Institute librarian, I suc-
ceeded in acquiring much required data. I particularly recall
the pleasure of scanning early issues of Free Associations and
the Journal of the Melanie Klein Society and Object Relations.
I have been fortunate in receiving help from James
Grotstein, Michael Eigen, Bob Hinshelwood and Malcolm Pines
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among others. Also for the record I wish to record my thanks

to the librarians and archivists of the Tavistock, the B.A.P., the
S.A.P. and the Group Analytic Society. I would particularly
wish to express my gratitude to Richard Wakeford, Science
Reference Librarian at the British Library—a modest man
with a veritable mine of information who patiently tracked
down and supplied me with references from journals I have
never even heard of. And finally my thanks to Francesca Bion
for her help and encouragement.
In the Spring 2006 issue of American Imago, the editor,
Peter Rudnytsky, paid me the honour of publishing the first
draft of the Bion bibliography plus a substantial portion of
the secondary sources. Simultaneously Karnac Books placed
a fuller version on their website. I am pleased to see that the
British Institute also has the Bion’s own writings section on
its website. I have now substantially revised, corrected and
added some 400+ entries to the secondary sources section.
With considerable renewed interest in Bion’s contribution
to various disciplines beyond the psychoanalytic and psy-
chotherapeutic, I hope that this work will be of use to practi-
tioners, researchers and students. The list of secondary
sources is by no means exhaustive and it is unlikely that it
ever will be due to the constantly growing interest in Bion’s
ideas and contributions to various fields.
Harry Karnac
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P R E FAC E
The name “Karnac” has become a venerable institution amongst

analytic readers for decades. Karnac Books are known through-
out the analytic and psychotherapy world for the thoroughness
of their inventory of books.
Harry Karnac, its founder, has now turned his thorough-
ness to the task of constructing a master list of bibliography
for psychoanalytic writers. He has already tackled the works
of Winnicott. Now he has constructed the bibliography of the
complete works of Bion and, which is far more daunting, a
significant list of accessory authors whose works importantly
relate to Bion. The size of the opus constitutes a small book
within itself. After one peruses these lists, one cannot help
being impressed by Karnac’s bibliophilic dedication and the
extent of his labors. He has become a reference librarian
extraordinaire.
Reading down the list of accessory authors is like surfing
the Internet and experiencing the marvel of landing on unex-
pected websites reflecting so many different perspectives of
Bion’s extensive episteme. I even found a surprising entry,
“Where is James Grotstein?”
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xii P R E FAC E
Why is Karnac’s endeavour so important? I think it is of

utmost importance because Bion’s thinking is so syncretic
that it takes the eyes of many readers to digest him from the
varying angles of their own personalities and their own pri-
vate inner relationships and ways of understanding Bion to
create a broader appreciation and application of his recondite
but awesome, cutting-edge work. The analytic and psy-
chotherapeutic world cannot thank Harry Karnac enough.
James S. Grotstein
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Bion’s own writings
The 24 volumes of Bion’s works,

referred to as WRB1-WRB24
WRB1 Experiences in Groups and Other Papers.

London: Tavistock Publications and
New York: Routledge, 1961. (reprinted
Hove: Brunner-Routledge, 2001)
WRB2 Learning from Experience. London:
William Heinemann Medical Books 1962
reprinted in Seven Servants with WRB3,
WRB4 & WRB6. New York: Aronson,
1977. (reprinted London: Karnac, 1984)
WRB3 Elements of Psycho-Analysis. London:
William Heinemann Medical Books
1963 reprinted in Seven Servants with
WRB2, WRB4 & WRB6. New York:
Aronson, 1977. (reprinted London:
Karnac, 1984)
WRB4 Transformations. London: William
Heinemann Medical Books, 1965.
(reprinted in Seven Servants; with
1
WRB2, WRB3 & WRB6. New York:

Aronson, 1977; reprinted London:
Karnac, 1984)
WRB5 Second Thoughts: Selected Papers on
Psycho-Analysis. London: William
Heinemann Medical Books, 1967.
(reprinted London: Karnac, 1984)
WRB6 Attention and Interpretation. London:
Tavistock Publications, 1970. (reprinted
in Seven Servants with WRB2, WRB3 &
WRB4. New York: Aronson, 1977;
reprinted London: Karnac, 1984)
WRB7 Bion’s Brazilian Lectures 1—São Paulo
Rio/de Janeiro: Imago Editora, 1973.
(reprinted in Brazilian Lectures (revised
& corrected (Ed.)) with WRB8 in one
volume. London: Karnac, 1990)
WRB8 Bion’s Brazilian Lectures 2—Rio de
Janeiro/São Paulo. Rio de Janeiro: Imago
Editora, 1974. (reprinted in Brazilian
Lectures (revised & corrected (Ed.))
with WRB7 in one volume. London:
Karnac, 1990)
WRB9 A Memoir of the Future Book 1—The Dream.
Rio de Janeiro: Imago Editora, 1975.
(reprinted in A Memoir of the Future
(revised & corrected edition) with
WRB10, WRB13 & WRB15 in one
WRB10 A Memoir of the Future Book 2—The Past
Presented. Rio de Janeiro: Imago Editora,
1977. (reprinted in A Memoir of the Future
(revised & corrected edition) with
WRB9, WRB13 & WRB15 in one

WRB11 Two Papers: The Grid and Cæsura. Rio de
Janeiro: Imago Editora, 1977. (reprinted
(revised and corrected edition) London:
Karnac, 1989)
WRB12 Four Discussions with W.R. Bion
Perthshire: Clunie Press, 1978. (reprinted
in Clinical Seminars and other works with
WRB18 in one volume (edited by
Francesca Bion) London: Karnac, 2000)
WRB13 A Memoir of the Future Book 3 The Dawn
of Oblivion. Rio de Janeiro: Imago
Editora, 1977. (reprinted in A Memoir of
the Future (revised & corrected edition)
with WRB9, WRB10 & WRB15 in one
WRB14 Bion in New York and São Paulo
Perthshire: Clunie Press, 1980
WRB15 A Key to A Memoir of the Future Rio de
Janeiro: Imago Editora, 1977. (reprinted
in A Memoir of the Future (revised &
corrected edition) with WRB9, WRB10
& WRB13 in one volume. London:
Karnac, 1991)
WRB16 The Long Weekend: 1897-1919 (Part of a
Life) (edited by Francesca Bion)
Abingdon: Fleetwood Press, 1982.
(reprinted London: Free Association
Books, 1986; reprinted London: Karnac
Books, 1991)
WRB17 All My Sins Remembered: Another part of a
Life and The Other Side of Genius: Family
Letters (edited by Francesca Bion)

WRB18 Clinical Seminars and Four Papers
(reprinted in Clinical Seminars and other
works with WRB12 in one volume.
(edited by Francesca Bion) London:
Karnac, 2000)
WRB19 Cogitations (edited by Francesca Bion)
London: Karnac, 1992. (new extended
edition. London: Karnac, 1994)
WRB20 Taming Wild Thoughts (edited by
Francesca Bion). London: Karnac, 1997
WRB21 War Memoirs 1917-1919 (edited by
WRB22 Clinical Seminars and other works (edited
by Francesca Bion). London: Karnac,
2000 [single volume edition containing
Four Discussions with W.R. Bion
(WRB12) and Clinical Seminars and Four
Papers (WRB18)]
WRB23 The Italian Seminars (edited by Francesca
Bion and transl. from the Italian by
Philip Slotkin). London: Karnac, 2005
[earlier edition Seminari Italiani: Testo
Completo dei Seminari tenuti da W.R. Bion
a Roma. Edizioni Borla 1985]
WRB24 The Tavistock Seminars (edited by
Chronological list
1940 War of Nerves, The in The Neuroses in

War. (Ed.) Miller & Crichton-Miller
(pp. 180-200). London: Macmillan, 1940
1943 Intra-group tensions in therapy (with
Rickman, J.) Lancet, 2: 678/781-Nov 27 ’43
WRB1: 11-26
1946 Northfield Experiment [The] (with
Bridger, H. and Main, T.). Bulletin of the
Menninger Clinic, 10: 71-76
1946b Leaderless Group Project. Bulletin of the
1948a Psychiatry in a time of crisis. British
Journal of Medical Psychology, XXI: 81-89
1948b Experiences in Groups I. Human
Relations, I: 314-320 WRB1: 29-40
1948c Experiences in Groups II. Human
Relations, I: 487-496
WRB1: 41-58
1948d Untitled paper read at the International
Congress on Mental Health, London,
1948. In vol. III, Proceedings of the
International Conference on Medical
Psychotherapy, 106-109. London: H.K.
Lewis & New York: Columbia
University Press, 1948
1949a Experiences in Groups III. Human
Relations, 2: 13-22
WRB1: 59-75
1949b Experiences in Groups IV. Human
Relations, 2: 295-303
WRB1: 77-91
1950a Experiences in Groups V. Human

Relations, 3: 3-14
WRB1: 93-114
1950b Experiences in Groups VI. Human
WRB1: 115-126
1950c Imaginary Twin, The read to British
Psychoanalytic Society Nov 1 ’50.
WRB5: 3-22
1951 Experiences in Groups VII. Human
WRB1: 127-137
1952 Group Dynamics: a review. International
Journal of Psychoanalysis, 33: 235-247 also
in Klein, M. et al (Eds.) New Directions
in Psychoanalysis, 440-477. London:
Tavistock Publications, 1955
WRB1: 141-191
1954 Notes on the Theory of Schizophrenia.
International Journal of Psychoanalysis,
35: 113-118
WRB5: 23-35
1955 Language and the Schizophrenic in
(Eds.) Klein, M. et al. New Directions in
Psychoanalysis, 200-239. London:
1956 Development of Schizophrenic
Thought. International Journal of
Psychoanalysis, 37: 344-346
WRB5: 36-42
1957a Differentiation of the Psychotic from the
non-Psychotic personalities.
38: 266-275
WRB5: 43-64
1957b On Arrogance. International Journal of
WRB5: 86-92
1958 On Hallucination. International Journal of
WRB5: 65-85
1959 Attacks on Linking. International Journal
of Psychoanalysis, 40: 308-315
WRB5: 93-109
1961 Melanie Klein—Obituary (with Herbert
Rosenfeld and Hanna Segal). International
Journal of Psychoanalysis, 42: 4-8
1962 Psychoanalytic Study of Thinking.
43: 306-310 (published as A Theory of
Thinking)
WRB5: 110-119
1963 The Grid
WRB20: 6-21
1966(a) Catastrophic Change. Bulletin of the
British Psychoanalytic Society #5
1966(b) Medical Orthodoxy and the Future of
Psycho-analysis. K. Eissler (Ed.) New
York: I.U.P., 1965 (review). International
Journal of Psychoanalysis,
47: 575-579
1966(c) Sexual Behavior and the Law (Ed.)
R. Slovenko. Springfield,
Thomas, 1964 (review).
47: 579-581
1967 Notes on Memory and Desire.

Psychoanalytic Forum 11/3: 271-280.
(reprinted in Melanie Klein Today, vol. 2
Mainly Practice: 17-21 (Ed.). E. Bott
Spillius. London: Routledge, 1988)
1976a Evidence. Bulletin of the British
Psychoanalytic Society 1976
WRB18: 313-320
1976b Interview with A.G. Banet Jr Los
Angeles, 1976. Group and Organisation
Studies, vol. 1 No. 3: 268-285
WRB24: 97-114
1977a Emotional Turbulence in Borderline
Personality Disorders: (Ed.) P. Hartocollis:
3-13. New York I.U.P., 1977
WRB18: 295- 305
1977b Quotation from Freud (on a) in
Borderline Personality Disorders (Ed.)
P. Hartocollis: 511-517
WRB18: 306-311
1977c Seven Servants (with an introduction by
W.R. Bion) containing Elements of
Psycho-Analysis Learning from
Experience, Transformations,
Attention and Interpretation
New York: Aronson
1978 Seminar held in Paris, July 10th 1978
(unpublished in English) published in
French Revue de Psychothérapie
Psychanalytique de
Groupe, 1986
1979 Making the best of a Bad Job. Bulletin of
the British Psychoanalytic Society, 1979
WRB18: 321-331
Alphabetical list
1959 Attacks on Linking. International Journal
WRB5: 93-109
1966 Catastrophic Change. Bulletin
of the British Psychoanalytic
Society #5
1867(b) Commentary [on earlier
papers in this volume, thus
explaining its title]
WRB5: 120-166
1956 Development of Schizophrenic
Thought. International Journal of
WRB5: 36-42
1957a Differentiation of the Psychotic from the
non-Psychotic personalities.
36: 266-275
WRB5: 43-64
1977b Emotional Turbulence in Borderline
Personality Disorders (Ed.) P. Hartocollis:
3-13 New York I.U.P., 1977
WRB18: 295-305
1976a Evidence. Bulletin of the British
Psychoanalytic Society, 1976
WRB18: 313-320
1948b Experiences in Groups I. Human
WRB1: 29-40
1948c Experiences in Groups II. Human
WRB1: 41-58
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1949a Experiences in Groups III. Human

Relations, 2: 13-22
WRB1: 59-75
1949b Experiences in Groups IV. Human
WRB1: 77-91
1950a Experiences in Groups V. Human
Relations, 3: 3-14
WRB1: 93-114
1950b Experiences in Groups VI. Human
WRB1: 115-126
1951 Experiences in Groups VII. Human
WRB1: 127-137
1963 Grid, The
WRB20: 6-21
1952 Group Dynamics: a review. International
Journal of Psychoanalysis, 33: 235-247 also
in New Directions in Psychoanalysis, (Ed.)
Klein, M. et al pp. 440-477. London:
WRB1: 141-191
1950c Imaginary Twin, The read to Br. PsA
Soc Nov 1 ’50
WRB5: 3-22
1976b Interview with A.G. Banet Jr Los
Angeles, April 1976. Group and
Organisation Studies, vol. 1 No. 3: 268-285
WRB24: 97-114
1943 Intra-group tensions in therapy (with
Rickman, J.) Lancet 2: 678/781-Nov 27 ’43
WRB1: 11-26
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1955 Language and the Schizophrenic in New

Directions in Psychoanalysis, (Ed.)
Klein, M. et al pp. 200-239. London:
1946b Leaderless Group Project. Bulletin of the
1979 Making the best of a Bad Job. Bulletin of
the British Psychoanalytic Society, 1979
WRB18: 321-331
1966(b) Medical Orthodoxy and the Future of
Psycho-analysis. K. Eissler (Ed.) New
York, I.U.P., 1965 (review). International
1961 Melanie Klein—Obituary (with Herbert
Rosenfeld and Hanna Segal. International
1967 Notes on Memory and Desire.
Psychoanalytic Forum 11/3: 271-280.
(reprinted in Melanie Klein Today, vol. 2
Mainly Practice: 17-21 (Ed.) E. Bott
Spillius. London: Routledge, 1988)
1954 Notes on the Theory of Schizophrenia.
35: 113-118
WRB5: 23-35
1946a Northfield Experiment [The] (with
Bridger, H. and Main, T.). Bulletin of the
1957b On Arrogance. International Journal of
WRB5: 86-92
1958 On Hallucination. International Journal of
WRB5: 65-85
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1948a Psychiatry in a time of crisis. British

Journal of Medical Psycholgy, XXI: 81-89
1962 Psychoanalytic Study of Thinking.
43: 306-310 (published as A Theory of
Thinking)
WRB5: 110-119
1977b Quotation from Freud (on a) in
Borderline Personality Disorders (Ed.)
P. Hartocollis: 511-517
WRB18: 306-311
1978 Seminar held in Paris, July 10th 1978
(unpublished in English) published in
French. Revue Psychotherapie
Psychanalytique de Groupe, 1986
1977c Seven Servants (with an introduction by
W.R. Bion) containing Elements of
Psycho-Analysis, Learning from
Experience, Transformations, Attention
and Interpretation. New York: Aronson
1966(c) Sexual Behavior and the Law (Ed.)
R. Slovenko. Springfield, Thomas 1964
(review). International Journal of
1948d Untitled paper read at the Int. Cong. on
Mental Health, London, 1948. Published
in vol. III. Proceedings of the International
Conference on Medical Psychotherapy,
106-109. London: H.K. Lewis & N.Y.,
Columbia U.P., 1948
1940 War of Nerves, The in The Neuroses
in War (Ed.) Miller & Crichton-Miller
(pp. 180-200). London: Macmillan, 1940
PA RT 2
Secondary sources
Bion reading list: alphabetical by author
Abel-Hirsch, N. Lust for Life: Pleasure under the Reality

(2004) Principle and Growth in Eros. British
Journal of Psychotherapy, 20: 473-483
Albritton, B.J. Bion’s Theory of Thinking. Dissertation
(1986) Abstracts (International),
47 (5-B): 2212-2213
Alexander, R.P. On Patient’s Sleep during the
(1976) Psychoanalytic Situation. Contemporary
Alexander, R.P. On the Analyst’s Sleep during the
(1981) Analytic Situation. [in Grotstein
1981a: 45-57]
Alexander, R.P. Bion on Groups. Journal of Melanie Klein
(1993) Society and Object Relations, 11: 3-10
Alexander, R.P. On: Experiences in K & K. International
(2005) Journal of Psychoanalysis, 86: 1477-1478
Alexander, R.P. On: ‘Projective Transidentification’.
(2006a) International Journal of Psychoanalysis,
87: 267-268
13
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Alexander, R.P. On Whose Bion? (letter to the editor)

(2006b) International Journal of Psychoanalysis,
87: 1122-1124
Alexandrov, H., Pathological Consequences of Abused
Chichik, R. (2005) Socialism. Organisational and Social
Dynamics, 5: 91-110
Alford, C.F. (2006) Psychology and the Natural Law of
Reparation. Cambridge: Cambridge
University Press
Alhanati, S., Primitive Mental States, vol. 1. Across the
Kostoulas, K. Lifespan. Northvale, NJ: Aronson
(Eds.) (1997)
Allcorn, S. (2007) The Psychological Nature of Oppression
in an American Workplace. Organisational
and Social Dynamics, 7: 39-47
Allen, P. (2004) Love, the Æsthetic Conflict and the Self.
[in Bishop, B. et al (Eds.): 23-34]
Alvarez, A. (1992) Live Company: Psychoanalytic Therapy
with Autistic, Abused and Borderline
Psychotic Children. London: Routledge
Alvarez, A. (1997) Projective Identification as a
Communication: its Grammar in
Borderline Psychotic Children.
Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 7: 753-768
Alves, D.B. (2000) Considerations on Some of W.R. Bion’s
Ideas. [in Bion Talamo 2000: 27-44]
Amado, G., The Transitional Approach in Action.
Vansina, L. (Eds.) London: Karnac
(2005)
Amrhein, C. (2002) Thinking about Reverie in Bion’s
Theory of the Mind. American Journal
Ancona, L. (1981) The “Field-relationship” between S.
Freud and W.R. Bion. Rivista di
Psicoanalisi, XXVII: 523-545
15
Anderson, D.K. A Psychoanalytic Analysis of Discourse

(2002) Theory: Understanding the Influence of
Emotions, Regression and Change.
Administrative Theory and Praxis, 24: 3-24
Anderson, M. The Need of the Patient to be
(1992) Emotionally Known: the Search to
Understand a Counter-Transference
Dilemma. British Journal
of Psychotherapy, 8: 247-252
Anderson, R. Clinical Lectures on Klein and Bion.
(Ed.) (1992) London: Routledge
Anderson, R. Introductory Notes on Wilfred Bion.
(1997) British Journal of Psychotherapy, 14: 44-46
Andresen, J.J. Biblical, Job: Changing the Helper’s
(1991) Mind. Contemporary Psychoanalysis,
27: 454 480
Andresen, J.J. An Origin of the Inhibition of
(1996) Imagination. Contemporary
Anonymous (1985) Bion an Appreciation. (reproduced from
the Old Stortfodian Newsletter. January
1981) [in Pines 1985: 389-392]
Anzieu, D. (1989) Beckett and Bion. International Review of
Anzieu, D. (1993) Beckett: Self-Analysis and Creativity. [in
Barron, J.W. (Ed.) (1993) Self-Analysis:
Critical Inquiries, Personal Visions:
261-276 Hillside, NJ: Analytic Press
Armelius, Group Personality, Task and Group
K. & B.Å. (1985) Culture. [in Pines, 1985: 255-273]
Armstrong, D. Names, Thoughts and Lies; The
(1992) Relevance of Bion’s Later Writings to
the Understanding of Experience in
Groups. Free Associations,
26: 261-282
16
Armstrong, D. Making Absences Present: the

(1995) Contribution of W.R. Bion to
Understanding Unconscious Social
Phenomena. (available on line at
http:humannature.com/hraj/
Armstrong.html
Armstrong, D. Thinking Aloud: Contributions in
(1998) Three Dialogues. [in Lawrence
1998(b): 91-106]
Armstrong, D. The Recovery of Meaning. [in French, R.,
(1999) Vince, R. (Eds.) (1994): 145-154]
Armstrong, D. The Work Group Revisited: Reflections
(2003) in the Practice of Group Relations.
Free Associations, 53: 1-13
Armstrong, D. Organization in the Mind: Psychoanalysis,
(2005a) Group Relations and Organizational
Consultancy. Occasional
Papers 1989-2003. (Ed.) Robert French.
London: Karnac
Armstrong, D. Entertaining Meaning: on Reading
(2005b) Building on Bion. Organisational and
Social Dynamics, 5: 134-141
Armstrong, I. The Radical Æsthetic. Oxford:
(2000) Blackwell
Ashbach, C., Group Relations: an Object Relations
Schermer, V.L. Perspective. Journal of Melanie Klein
(1983) Society and Object Relations,
2: 79-87
Ashbach, C. & Object Relations, the Self, and the Group:
Schermer, V.L. A Conceptual Paradigm.
(1987a) London: Routledge
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First published in 2008 by

Part 1: Bion’s own writings

Part 2: Secondary Sources

Having spent a considerable portion of my working life dealing

Symington, N. & J. (1996) The Clinical Thinking of

Young, R.M. (1994) Mental Space

such work other than limited lists appearing on various web

among others. Also for the record I wish to record my thanks

The name “Karnac” has become a venerable institution amongst

Why is Karnac’s endeavour so important? I think it is of

Bion’s own writings

The 24 volumes of Bion’s works,

WRB1 Experiences in Groups and Other Papers.

WRB2, WRB3 & WRB6. New York:

WRB9, WRB13 & WRB15 in one

Letters (edited by Francesca Bion)

1940 War of Nerves, The in The Neuroses in

1950a Experiences in Groups V. Human

1967 Notes on Memory and Desire.

1949a Experiences in Groups III. Human

1955 Language and the Schizophrenic in New

1948a Psychiatry in a time of crisis. British

Bion reading list: alphabetical by author

Abel-Hirsch, N. Lust for Life: Pleasure under the Reality

Alexander, R.P. On Whose Bion? (letter to the editor)

Anderson, D.K. A Psychoanalytic Analysis of Discourse

Armstrong, D. Making Absences Present: the

Asser, J. (2004) Working with the Dynamics of Shame

Bain, A. (1999b) On Socio-Analysis. Socio-Analysis, 1: 1-12

Bégoin, J. (2000) Love and Destructivity: from the

Bezoari, M. et al Listening, Interpreting and Psychic

Billow, R.M. (1999) LHK: The Basis of Emotion in Bion’s

Billow, R.M. (2004c) Working Relationally with the Adolescent

Bion Talamo, P. A Freudian Innovator. British Journal

Blackwell, D. (1998) Bounded Instability, Group Analysis

Borriello, J.F. (1990) Group as a Whole. [in Kutash, I.L.,

Bridger, H. (2005) The Therapeutic Community: its

Brown, D.G. (1979) Some Reflections on Bion’s Basic

Brunner, L.D. (2002) Groups and Work in the Past and

Slotkin, P. (2001) Considerations and Clinical

Cavell, M. (2000) Knowledge, Consensus and

Cohen, M., Exploring the Work of Donald Meltzer:

Cooper, P.C. (2001) The Gap Between: Being and Knowing

Craig, G. (2000) Talking to Himself Being Together.

Da Silva, G. (1997) The Emergence of Thinking: Bion as the

De Matteos, Pre-conception and Transference.

Eaton, J. (2005) The Obstructive Object. Psychoanalytic

Eigen, M. (1993b) The Psychotic Core. New York: Aronson:

Eigen, M. (1997) Musings on “O’’. Journal of Melanie Klein

Eigen, M. (2004b) A Little Psyche Music. Psychoanalytic

Ervin, T.J. (1999) Catching the Drift: Exploring the

Feldman, M. (1997) Projective Identification: the Analyst’s

Ferro, A. (2006a) Clinical Implications of Bion’s Thought.

Fisher, J.V. (2006a) The Marriage of the Macbeths. Journal

French, R. (1999a) The Importance of Capacities in

Glass, J.M. (1995) Psychosis and Power: Threats to Democracy

Gold, S. (1998) Review: Bion’s. Taming Wild Thoughts

Gordon, J. (1994) Bion’s Post-Experiences in Groups.

Granström, K. Interactional Dynamics Between

Grinberg, L. Modalities of Object Relationships on

Grotstein, J.S. The Psychoanalytic Concept of