Wilfred Bion

“Dulce Et Decorum Est” is a poem by Wilfred Owen that showed the British what war was like when it first came out during World War I. People back then had an illusion in their minds of what war was really like and how their soldiers died, and this poem changed that. Owen uses poetic devices like imagery and metaphor to show the reader how terrible deaths in World War I were and how not every man could die a hero. “Dulce Et Decorum Est” shows that not all of the deaths in war are glorious. The…

Three main assumptions about dependency, fight-flight, and paring were described by the psychiatrist Wilfred Bion. These assumptions happens in the unconscious. The assumption of dependency groups puts attention to combining fear of the outside world and needy, helpless and inadequate feelings. This groups regard leaders as almighty, and they consequentially…