Boundary and space. An introduction to the work of D. W. Winnicott. Foreword by Robert J. N. Tod.

Umschlag berieben und lichtspurig, sonst gutes Exemplar. - THE BACKGROUND Personal Qualities -- The Evolution of the Theory -- The Spatula Game -- THE THEORY OF EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT. BASIC ASSUMPTIONS: The Concept of Self -- Inner Reality -- The Fact of Dependence -- EARLY PSYCHIC FUNCTIONING: Integration and Unintegration -- Personalisation -- Primitive Object Relating and the Experience of Omnipotence -- Impingement and Trauma -- Self Defence -- The False Self -- Intellect and the False Self -- The Expectation of Persecution -- ADAPTING TO SHARED REALITY The Area of Illusion -- Transitional Objects and Transitional Phenomena -- Playing -- The Potential Space -- The Use of an Object and the Roots of Aggression -- Innate Morality and the Capacity for ConcernThe Antisocial Tendency -- Adolescence -- THE ENVIRONMENTAL PROVISION Mothering and Biology -- The Accumulation of Experience in the Mother and in the Parents -- Primary Maternal Preoccupation -- Holding -- Handling -- Object Presenting -- De-adaptation and Failure -- Ego-relatedness and Communication -- The Ordinary Devoted Mother -- Dependence and Domination -- The Father -- The Family -- BOUNDARY AND SPACE Form and Content -- Security and Risk -- The Individual and Democracy -- The Broken Boundary -- The Oppressive Boundary -- Space Without Boundary -- Time and Continuity. ISBN 0950714674