| PAGE |
| PREFACE | v |
| CHAPTER |
| I. INTRODUCTORY | 1 |
| II. THE PRIMITIVE EMOTIONS IN RELATION TO THE FAMILY | 6 |
| III. THE ORIGIN OF CONFLICT IN RELATION TO THE FAMILY | 21 |
| IV. THE FAMILY AND THE LIFE TASK OF THE INDIVIDUAL—FREUD AND JUNG | 31 |
| V. THE FAMILY AND THE GROWTH OF INDIVIDUAL PERSONALITY | 40 |
| VI. ABNORMALITIES AND VARIETIES OF DEVELOPMENT—LOVE AND HATE | 48 |
| VII. ABNORMALITIES AND VARIETIES OF DEVELOPMENT—DEPENDENCE ASPECTS | 61 |
| VIII. IDEAS OF BIRTH AND PRE-NATAL LIFE | 66 |
| IX. THE PSYCHOLOGY OF INITIATION AND INITIATION RITES | 79 |
| X. THE DEVELOPMENT OF PARENT SUBSTITUTES | 88 |
| XI. FAMILY INFLUENCES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE LOVE LIFE | 102 |
| XII. FAMILY INFLUENCES IN SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT | 117 |
| XIII. FAMILY INFLUENCES IN RELIGION | 133 |
| XIV. THE ATTITUDE OF PARENTS TO CHILDREN | 156 |
| XV. ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FAMILY TENDENCIES—HATE ASPECTS | 175 |
| XVI. ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FAMILY TENDENCIES—LOVE ASPECTS | 184 |
| XVII. ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE FAMILY TENDENCIES—THE REPRESSION OF LOVE | 200 |
| XVIII. ETHICAL AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS—LOVE AND HATE ASPECTS | 217 |
| XIX. ETHICAL AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS—DEPENDENCE ASPECTS | 230 |
| INDEX | 243 |
