The Family and Individual Development(家庭与个人发展)

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内容简介

The Family and Individual Development represents a decade of writing from a  thinker who was at the peak of his powers as perhaps the leading post-war  figure in developmental psychiatry. In these pages, Winnicott chronicles the  complex inner lives of human beings, from the first encounter between mother  and newborn, through the "doldrums" of adolescence, to maturity. As  Winnicott explains in his final chapter, the health of a properly  functioning democratic society "derives from the working of the ordinary  good home."

作者简介

D.W. Winnicott (1896-1971). An internationally renowned psychoanalyst and  paediatrician, Winnicott is most famous for his conception of the  Transitional Object or "security blanket".

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Review
'Psychiatrists and social scientists, sitting half-way between the priest  and engineer, enjoy a hot spot in our democracy. It takes a man with  Winnicott's creative flair to assure us that some can preserve their  integrity while sitting there.' - "New Society" 

Review
'Psychiatrists and social scientists, sitting half-way between the priest  and engineer, enjoy a hot spot in our democracy. It takes a man with  Winnicott’s creative flair to assure us that some can preserve their  integrity while sitting there.' - New Society

目录

PREFACE
ACKNOWLEDG EM E NTS
INTRODUCTION TO THE ROUTLEDGE CLASSICS
EDITION
PART Ⅰ
1 The first year of life: modern views on the emotional development
2 The relationship of a mother to her baby at the beginning
3 Growth and development in immaturity
　4 On security
　5 The five-year-old
　6 Integrative and disruptive factors in family life
　7 The family affected by depressive illness in one or both parents
　8 The effect of psychosis on family life
　9 The effect of psychotic parents on the emotional development of'the child
　10 Adolescence: struggling through the doldrums
　11 The family and emotional maturity
PART Ⅱ
　12 Theoretical statement of'the field of'child psychiatry
　13 The contribution of'psycho-analysis to midwifery
　14 Advising parents
　15 Casework with mentally ill children
　16 The deprived child and how he can be compensated for loss offamily life
　17 Group influences and the maladjusted child: the school aspect
　18 Some thoughts on the meaning of the word democracy
INDEX