Part 1: Theory
Significance of Murray Bowen’s Scientific Contributions
Michael E. Kerr, MD
Subjectivity, Homo Sapiens and Science
Murray Bowen, MD
Some Aspects of Systems Thinking
Michael E. Kerr, MD
Universal Autism: Extinction Resulting from
Failure to Develop Relationships
John B. Calhoun, PhD
reviewed by Daniel V. Papero, PhD, MSSW
The Press of Population
Kathleen B. Kerr, MSN, MA
Natural Selection Theory and the Emotional System
Michael E. Kerr, MD
Bowen Theory and Evolutionary Theory
Michael E. Kerr, MD
Complex Biological Systems
Michael E. Kerr, MD
Reproduction, Survival and Extinction
Roberta B. Holt, DSW
Challenging Assumptions
Michael E. Kerr, MD
The Borderline Family
Michael E. Kerr, MD
Theory and Therapy
Michael E. Kerr, MD
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Part 2: Practice
Psychotherapy—Past, Present, and Future
Murray Bowen, MD
reviewed by Michael E. Kerr, MD
An Obstacle to “Hearing” Bowen Theory
Michael E. Kerr, MD
Responsibility for Self
Daniel V. Papero, PhD, MSSW
A Systems Model for Disease
Michael E. Kerr, MD
The Importance of Beliefs, Emotions, and
Relationships in the Recovery from Cancer
Michael E. Kerr, MD
Family Diagnosis as a Prerequisite for
Psychotherapeutic Treatment
Walter Toman, PhD
Family Diagnosis
Michael E. Kerr, MD
The Family as a Unit
Daniel V. Papero, PhD, MSSW
Clinical Addendum
Murray Bowen, MD
Acute and Chronic Physical Dysfunction
Edward W. Beal, MD
Primary Care Medicine and the Family
Michael E. Kerr, MD
On Emotional Process in Society
Murray Bowen, MD
Stress, Society, and the Individual
Daniel V. Papero, PhD, MSSW
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