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Mentioned in 2 episodes
The Child, the Family and the Outside World
Book • 1991
D. W.
Winnicott's "The Child, the Family, and the Outside World" is a seminal work in psychoanalysis, exploring the intricate interplay between the child's development and the environment.
The book emphasizes the importance of the mother-child relationship and the role of the 'good enough mother' in fostering healthy development.
Winnicott introduces key concepts such as transitional objects and the importance of play in the child's emotional growth.
He challenges traditional psychoanalytic views, focusing on the child's subjective experience and the impact of environmental factors.
The book's insights continue to influence contemporary understandings of child development and therapeutic practice.
Winnicott's "The Child, the Family, and the Outside World" is a seminal work in psychoanalysis, exploring the intricate interplay between the child's development and the environment.
The book emphasizes the importance of the mother-child relationship and the role of the 'good enough mother' in fostering healthy development.
Winnicott introduces key concepts such as transitional objects and the importance of play in the child's emotional growth.
He challenges traditional psychoanalytic views, focusing on the child's subjective experience and the impact of environmental factors.
The book's insights continue to influence contemporary understandings of child development and therapeutic practice.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
Mentioned in relation to his work on the true and false self, emphasizing the role of parenting in the development of a sense of self.
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Authenticity
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Sam Kelly
Patrick Blanchfield
D. W. Winnicott w/ Abby Kluchin and Patrick Blanchfield
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Abby Kluchin
Patrick Blanchfield
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