Bibliograph

Childhood and society

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Childhood and society

Language

eng

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references

Illustrations

illustrations

Index

no index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

Childhood and society

Nature of contents

bibliography

Oclc number

234716

Table Of Contents

I. Childhood and the modalities of social life : 1. Relevance and relativity in the case history : A neurological crisis in a small boy: Sam ; A combat crisis in a marine. -- 2. The theory of infantile sexuality : Two clinical episodes ; Libido and aggression ; Zones, modes, and modalities : Mouth and senses ; Eliminative organs and musculature ; Locomotion and the genitals ; Pregenitality and genitality ; Genital modes and spatial modalitiesII. Childhood in two American Indian tribes : 3. Hunters across the prairie : The historical background ; Jim ; An interracial seminar ; Sioux child training : Birth ; Getting and taking ; Holding and letting go ; "Making" and making. The supernatural : The sun dance ; Vision quest ; Summary ; A subsequent study. -- 4. Fishermen along a salmon river : The world of the Yurok ; Yurok child psychiatry ; Yurok child training ; Comparative summaryIII. The growth of the ego : 5. Early ego failure: Jean -- 6. Toys and reasons : Play, work, and growth ; Play and cure ; The beginnings of identity : Play and milieu ; Son of a bombardier ; Black identity. -- 7. Eight ages of man : Basic trust vs. basic mistrust ; Autonomy vs. shame and doubt ; Initiative vs. guilt ; Industry vs. inferiority ; Identity vs. role confusion ; Intimacy vs. isolation ; Generativity vs. stagnation ; Ego integrity vs. despair ; An epigenetic chartIV. Youth and the evolution of identity : 8. Reflections on the American identity : Polarities ; "Mom" ; John Henry ; Adolescent, boss, and machine -- 9. The legend of Hitler's childhood : Germany ; Father ; Mother ; Adolescent ; Lebensraum, soldier, Jew -- 6. A note on Jewry. -- 10. The legend of Maxim Gorky's youth : The land and the mir ; The mothers ; Senile despot and cursed breed ; The exploited : Saint and beggar ; The stranger ; Fatherless gang and legless child ; The swaddled baby. The Protestant . -- 11. Conclusion: beyond anxiety

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