Trigant Burrow

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Trigant Burrow, M.D., Ph.D. (1875–1950) was a American psychiatrist who pioneered in the study of neurodynamics (he appears to have invented the term) and group analysis.

[edit] Important publications

  • The Social Basis of Consciousness, London 1927
  • The Structure of Insanity
  • The Biology of Human Conflict, New York 1937
  • The Neurosis of Man, London 1949
  • Science and Man's Behavior, New York 1953
  • Preconscious Foundations of Human Experiences, New York, London 1964
  • Das Fundament der Gruppenanalyse oder die Analyse der Reaktionen von normalen und neurotischen Menschen, Lucifer-Amor: 21. 104–113
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