MEMORIAL TO RALPH WALTER STONE1 (1876–1964)WILLARD · Geological Society of America Bulletin1964PDF314 KB
Walter Stone Applies Winnicott's “False Self” to Group: How Can This Construct Help Us Work?Dryer et al.2014PDF145 KB
Caring Wins Out Over Theory: A Response to Walter Stone's “Thinking About Our Work”Gray et al.2014PDF121 KB
Between Mother and Child: A Response to Walter Stone's “Thinking About Our Work: The False Self”Roth et al.2014PDF114 KB
Thinking About the False Self in Group Therapy: Thoughts Inspired by Walter Stone's “Thinking About Our Work”Elder et al.2014PDF113 KB
More Than One Way, or One Thing, to Learn in Supervision—A Response to Walter Stone's “Thinking About Our Work: Supervision”Slonim et al.2015PDF168 KB
Navigating through Measurement in Grades 3–5by Peggy A. House; Gilbert J. Cuevas; Nancy Canavan Anderson; M. Katherine Gavin; Judith Dailey; Walter Stone; Janice VuoloMercer · National Council of Teachers of Mathematics2006PDF631 KB
