The psycho-analytic study of the family

CONTENTS

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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

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