Deprivation and Delinquency - Softcover

Deprivation and Delinquency Edited by Clare Winnicott, Ray Shepherd, and Madeleine Davis.

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Buchbeschreibung Originalbroschur. Zustand: Sehr gut. Reprint. 294 S. Mit einigen kleinen Seitenknicken - Eselsohren - aber sonst gut. - Inhalt: Children under stress: wartime experience -- Editors' introduction -- Evacuation of small children: Letter to the British Medical Journal (1939) -- Children and their mothers (1940) -- Review of The Cambridge Evacuation Survey (1941) -- Children in the war (1940) -- The deprived mother (1939) -- The evacuated child (1945) -- The return of the evacuated child (1945) -- Home again (1945) -- Residential management as treatment for difficult children (1947) -- Children's hostels in war and peace (1948) -- The nature and origins of the antisocial tendency -- Editors' introduction Aggression and its roots: Aggression (c. 1939) -- Roots of aggression (1964) -- The development of the capacity for concern (1963) -- The absence of a sense of guilt (1966) -- Some psychological aspects of juvenile delinquency (1946) -- The antisocial tendency (1956) -- The psychology of separation (1958) -- Aggression, guilt and reparation (1960) -- Struggling through the doldrums (1963) -- Youth will not sleep (1964) -- The social provision -- Editors' introduction Correspondence with a magistrate (1944) -- The foundation of mental health (1951) -- The deprived child and how he can be compensated for loss of family life (1950) -- Group influences and the maladjusted child: the school aspect (1955) -- The persecution that wasn't (1967) -- Comments on the Report of the Committee on Punishment in Prisons and Borstals (1961) -- Do progressive schools give too much freedom to the child? Contribution to conference at Dartington Hall (1965) -- Notes made in the train (1965) -- Residential care as therapy (1970) -- Individual therapy -- Editors' introduction -- Varieties of psychotherapy (1961) -- The psychotherapy of character disorders (1963) -- Dissociation revealed in a therapeutic consultation (1965). - Donald Woods Winnicott was one of the giants of child psychiatry and analysis. He died in 1971 after a distinguished career, attested by his prolific writings. Many of his works remain either unpublished or out of print. This new collection has been gathered together around the themes of deprivation and delinquency. The papers demonstrate Winnicott's ideas on deprivation and how it can foster the anti-social tendency (delinquency). Much of the material was written under the pressure of Winnicott's experience in wartime when he witnessed many kinds of deprivation, particularly in his work with evacuated children. The papers then go on to consider both social provisions needed for the treatment of delinquent children and the effective use of individual therapy. Linking passages by the editors put the papers in their historical context. The collection is prefaced with an Introduction by the author's widow, Clare Winnicott, who sadly died shortly after the completion of the manuscript. (Verlagstext). ISBN 9780422791809 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 550. Artikel-Nr. 1112960

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