EXPERIENTIAL KNOWLEDGE - NEW CONCEPT FOR ANALYSIS OF SELF-HELP GROUPS

[1] Bales Robert Freed, 1944, QUART JOUR STUD ALCOHOL, V5, P267

[2] BARISH H, 1971, ENCY SOCIAL WORK, V2, P1163

[3] Berger P. L., 1967, SACRED CANOPY, P1

[4] BORKMAN T, 1975, SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARC

[5] Borkman T., 1974, NZ SPEECH THERAPISTS, V29, P6

[6] BORKMAN T, 1976, STRENGTH US SELF HEL

[7] BORKMAN T, 1975, TYPOLOGY SELF HELP G

[8] Caplan G., 1974, SUPPORT SYSTEMS COMM

[9] DUMONT MP, 1974, AM HDB PSYCHIATRY, V2, P287

[10] Etzioni A., 1964, MODERN ORG, P75

[1] Bales Robert Freed, 1944, QUART JOUR STUD ALCOHOL, V5, P267

[2] BARISH H, 1971, ENCY SOCIAL WORK, V2, P1163

[3] Berger P. L., 1967, SACRED CANOPY, P1

[4] BORKMAN T, 1975, SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARC

[5] Borkman T., 1974, NZ SPEECH THERAPISTS, V29, P6

[6] BORKMAN T, 1976, STRENGTH US SELF HEL

[7] BORKMAN T, 1975, TYPOLOGY SELF HELP G

[8] Caplan G., 1974, SUPPORT SYSTEMS COMM

[9] DUMONT MP, 1974, AM HDB PSYCHIATRY, V2, P287

[10] Etzioni A., 1964, MODERN ORG, P75