>
> I guess I'd be one of those described in the following lines:
>
>"We are to Kelly new.
> We are naive, through and through.
> We must grovel to be mature like you.
> This is how students climb the ladder"
>
> Although I haven't met any of you in person, just through E-mail and
>journal articles, so far my perception of those involved in PCP has been
>very positive. No one has asked me to "grovel" yet. In fact, I've been
>very impressed with the fact that even the "leaders" have been willing to
>correspond with me. The poem makes you sound like followers of a "Kelly
>Cult". I think that much of what Bill finds distasteful is true in the
>field of psychology in general, not just PCP. IMO- The push to publish has
>corrupted scholarship in every academic field.
> I don't know about Kelly turning over in his grave, but I think he might be
>curious about Bill's construction of events at PCP conferences and the role
>publication plays in our lives.
>Peace,
>Caroline Cook
>
>
Rue L. Cromwell
cromwell@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu
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