Social Development in Young Children

by Isaacs, Susan

• ISBN13: 9780415211017
• ISBN10: 0415211018
• Edition: 1st
• Format: Hardcover
• Copyright: 1999-07-31
• Publisher: Routledge

Summary

Routledge is now re-issuing this prestigious series of 204 volumes originally published between 1910 and 1965. The titles include works by key figures such asC.G. Jung, Sigmund Freud, Jean Piaget, Otto Rank, James Hillman, Erich Fromm, Karen Horney and Susan Isaacs. Each volume is available on its own, as part of a themed mini-set, or as part of a specially-priced 204-volume set. A brochure listing each title in theInternational Library of Psychologyseries is available upon request.

Table of Contents

Preface	xi
PART I. THE PSYCHOLOGICAL DATA	1	(400)
Introduction	3	(21)
Records	24	(181)
Social Relations: Love and Hate in Action	30	(83)
Primary Egocentric Attitudes	30	(5)
Hostility and Aggression	35	(1)
Individual Hostility	35	(1)
The motive of possession	35	(6)
The motive of power	41	(7)
The motive of rivalry	48	(16)
Feelings of inferiority or superiority or general anxiety	64	(9)
Group Hostility	73	(1)
To strangers and new-comers	73	(4)
To adults	77	(4)
To younger or inferior children, or any temporary scapegoat	81	(12)
Friendliness and Co-operation	93	(20)
The Deeper Sources of Love and Hate	113	(92)
Sexuality	113	(1)
Oral erotism and sadism	113	(8)
Anal and urethral interest and aggression	121	(14)
Exhibitionism: a. Direct	135	(3)
Verbal	138	(2)
Sexual curiosity	140	(3)
Sexual play and aggression	143	(4)
Masturbation	147	(8)
Family play, and ideas about babies and marriage	155	(8)
Castration fears, threats and symbolism	163	(4)
``Cosy places''	167	(5)
Guilt and Shame	172	(16)
An Individual Child: Ursula	188	(17)
The Theory of Development	205	(196)
Introduction	205	(8)
Social Relations	213	(67)
Primary Egocentric Attitudes	213	(5)
Hostility and Aggression	218	(1)
Individual Hostility	218	(3)
The motive of possession	221	(5)
The motive of power	226	(5)
The motive of rivalry	231	(12)
Feelings of inferiority, superiority or general anxiety	243	(4)
Group Hostility	247	(8)
To strangers and new-comers	255	(1)
To adults	256	(8)
To younger or inferior children, or any temporary scapegoat	264	(2)
Friendliness and Co-operation	266	(1)
Friendliness to adults	266	(6)
Friendliness to other children	272	(8)
The Deeper Sources of Love and Hate	280	(104)
Sexuality	280	(1)
Introduction	280	(41)
Oral erotism and sadism	321	(6)
Anal and urethral interests and aggression	327	(8)
Exhibitionism (direct and verbal)	335	(4)
Sexual curiosity	339	(2)
Sexual play and aggression	341	(4)
Masturbation	345	(5)
Family play, and ideas about babies and marriage	350	(4)
Castration fears, threats and symbolism	354	(8)
``Cosy places''	362	(4)
Guilt and Shame	366	(10)
An Individual Child: Ursula	376	(8)
The Relation Between the Social and The Sexual Aspects of Development	384	(17)
PART II. THE EDUCATIONAL PROBLEM	401	(56)
The Relation between the Processes of Education and of Psycho-Analysis	403	(11)
Some Problems and Crises of Early Social Development	414	(43)
Appendix I	457	(1)
Appendix II	458	(4)
Appendix III	462	(1)
Bibliography	463	(6)
Index of Authors	469	(1)
Index of Subjects	470