It's Moreno, not Monroe. I just got one of his books out of the library. It's:
Moreno, J. L. (1978). Who shall survive?: Foundations of sociometry, group psychotherapy, and sociodrama (3d ed.). Beacon, NY: Beacon House.
Quite a weighty tome - it's about 750 pages long, so it will take some time to read. I'll try a leave notes hear about the interesting bits.
Well I've signed up for an introductory course (well they call it the Core curriculum) in psychodrama. It will be interesting to see what happens.
I know relatively litte about psychodrama, other than what I've read and the fact that Judith McMorland has demonstrated it a couple of times.
Any way the first class is to night, and continues tomorrow and Sunday. There are four experiential weekends like this through out the year, plus a number of evening sessions.
There should be nine of us on the course (myself included), and out of the nine the majority (7) are women. I wonder why that might be.
Really, I should spend sometime reading up on J. L. Monroe, who seems to be the founder of the method. Surpising, though, a quick search of the Internet throws up nothing of use - there are just too many Monroes out their.
Some files (often created under DOS/Windoze) have a ^M on the end of the line. This is okay under DOS/Windows but it is an ugly pain under a real OS (such as FreeBSD). To remove the ^M for a directory of files you can use the following script:
perl -pi -e 's/\r//g'
It works a treat.
