Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Thoughts in search of a thinker
This didn't fit into any speedy deletion category so it wound up here. This is an |original research, cite spanning essay. Wilfred Ruprecht Bion was a Freudian psychologist with skeinish, extrapolated theories (let's call them notions) which influenced psychologists' thinking on group dynamics (encounter groups) during the mid-twentieth century. His playful, creative ''thoughts in search of a thinker'' remark was linked with an articulation of his opinions on how to observe group behaviour. This essay is an individual writer's own creative take on what Bion was getting at, with scattered paraphrasing. The only sources cited are Bion himself and thinly so. The topic belongs in Bion's biography, supported with secondary source interpretations, not those of an individual editor as we have here
— User:Gwen, 06:52, 26 July 2008 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:OR (Wikipedia:No original research)