Titlebook: Critical Theories of Psychological Development; John M. Broughton Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1987 Adorno.Motivatio

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Arteriography

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The Rationalization of Infancy,f infancy and early childhood. This work joins a relatively new trend in psychology, more thoroughly developed in Europe than in North America (Buss, 1975; Richards, 1974; Sève, 1978; Shotter, 1974). This new tendency, for which the rubric . serves most aptly (Riegel, 1975, 1976; Wozniak, 1973), ent

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The Difficulty of Being a Child in French-Speaking Countries, the knell of the ancient forms of childhood was ringing. Previously, parents had put up with bizarre children, poet children, sad children. The new parents were going to be different. Taking risks was running out of fashion. Child rearing would no longer be a venture: artist or wino, scientist or g

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No Laughing Matter, this preparation for adolescent sexuality as it is mediated by children’s fiction, especially girls’ comics. Such an inquiry allows us to discuss the relation between cultural forms and the psychological production of feminine desire.

happiness

The Illusion of Maturation in an Age of Decline,individualism. Two striking instances of this tendency appeared at the beginning of the century. James Ward’s classic . (1920) set down the following methodological pronouncement: “Taking individual experience as defining the scope of psychology, we began our study with our own experience, since oth

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phlegm

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Nefarious