Donald Winnicott And John Bowlby

by Issroff, Judith; Reeves, Christopher; Hauptmann, Bruce

• ISBN13: 9781855753082
• ISBN10: 1855753081
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2005-09-30
• Publisher: KARNAC BOOKS

Summary

"Bowlby and Winnicott's students give us new perspectives in a lively, authentic and scholarly picture of these important figures, whose influence and major contributions to many fields is immense. I welcome this informative, entertaining and thought-provoking book and I hope that it will be widely read." --Dr. Mario Marrone John Bowlby and Donald Winnicott were two of the most notable twentieth century pioneers in the application of psychoanalysis to child development and family studies. A series of essays, written by former students of both men, provides insight into the way they approached their work, in addition to novel and clarifying commentaries on their ideas. The book covers such subjects as the problems of antisocial children, separation, loss, and grief. It pays attention to the social context and dimension of Bowlby and Winnicott's work and includes a novel examination of their contributions to the 1945 Curtis Committee's deliberations leading to the landmark 1948 Children's Act in Great Britain. Their different personalities and scientific attitudes are brought out in a lively and anecdotal way. The book ends with an extensive bibliography that links their own individual work not only to each other, but also to the many and varied strands of research and reflection that owe their origin to D.W. Winnicott and John Bowlby.

Table of Contents

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS	ix
ABOUT THE AUTHOR AND CONTRIBUTORS	xi
Introduction
Judith Issroff	1	(12)
CHAPTER ONE Winnicott and Bowlby: personal reminiscences
Judith Issroff	13	(58)
CHAPTER TWO Singing the same tune? Bowlby and Winnicott on deprivation and delinquency
Christopher Reeves	71	(30)
CHAPTER THREE Reflections on Donald Winnicott and John Bowlby
Bruce Hauptman	101	(14)
CHAPTER FOUR Bowlby and Winnicott: differences, ideas, influences
Judith Issroff	115	(64)
CHAPTER FIVE A duty to care: reflections on the influence of Bowlby and Winnicott on the 1948 Children Act
Christopher Reeves	179	(30)
CHAPTER SIX Postscript: from past impact to present influence
Christopher Reeves	209	(8)
APPENDIX A	217	(1)
APPENDIX B	218	(1)
APPENDIX C	219	(1)
APPENDIX D	220	(2)
APPENDIX F	222	(7)
REFERENCES AND BIBLIOGRAPHY	229	(46)
INDEX	275