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Bowlby, (Edward) John (Mostyn) (1907-1990)

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`The abnormally aggressive child' "New Era"

`Substitute homes' "Mother & Child"

`Jealous and spiteful children' "Home & School"

`Hysteria in children' "A Survey of Child Psychiatry"

`The problem of the young child' "Children in War-Time"

`The problem of the young child' "New Era"

`Psychological aspects' "Padley and Cole (eds), Evacuation Survey: a Report to the Fabian Society"

`The influence of early environment in the development of neurosis and neurotic character' "International Journal of Psycho-analysis"

The Cambridge Evacuation Survey: A Wartime "Study in Social Welfare and Education, ed Susan Isaacs"

`Childhood origins of recidivism' "Howard Journal"

`Psychology and democracy' "Political Quarterly"

`The future role of the child guidance clinic in education and other services' "National Association for Mental Health, Proceedings of a Conference on Mental Health

`The study of human relations in the child guidance clinic' "Journal of Social Issues"

`The therapeutic approach in sociology' "Sociological Review"

`The aims and methods of child guidance' with Gerald Caplan "Health Education Journal"

`Seven to fourteen: discipline and punishment' "Parents' Review"

`The diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders in childhood' with Paul Davies "Medical Press"

`The study and reduction of group tensions in the family' "Human Relations"

`Why delinquency? The case for operational research' Report of a Conference on the Scientific "Study of Juvenile Delinquency, Royal Institution

`The relation between the therapeutic approach and the legal approach to juvenile delinquency' "The Magistrate"

`Research into the origins of delinquent behaviour' "British Medical Journal"

`The parents' influence for good or bad' "Mother and Child"

`Families under world tensions' with Robert Tod "Child Study"

`The development of social responsibility within the family' "Social Work"

`Juvenile delinquency and the health visitor' with Marion Mackenzie "Woman Health Officer"

`Starved for affection' "The Survey"

'Should a woman with children take a job?' <i>News Chronicle</i>

`Recent trends in care of deprived children in the UK' with James Robertson "World Federation for Mental Health"

`A two-year-old goes to hospital' with James Robertson and Dina Rosenbluth "The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child"

`Responses of young children to separation from their mothers' "With M David, J Nicolas, J Roudinesco and J Robertson "Courrier of the International Children's Centre"

`The application of recent research to health visiting' "Journal of the Royal Sanitary Institute"

`Be frank with your child ... about death' "Childhood and Parents"

The roots of parenthood "The Convocation Lecture of the National Children's Home

`Some pathological processes set in train by early mother-child separation' "Journal of Mental Science"

`Critical phases in the development of social responses in man and other animals' "New Biology"

`Be frank with your child .... about death' "Marriage Guidance"

`Should a baby be left to cry?' "Parents"

`The diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders in childhood' with colleagues at the Tavistock Clinic "Health Education Journal"

`Research strategy in the study of mother-child separation' with Mary Ainsworth "Courrier of the International Children's Centre"

`The social and psychological background of tuberculous children' with Dina Rosenbluth "British Medical Journal"

`Family approach to child guidance - therapeutic techniques' "Introduction to the papers presented at the 11th Inter-Clinic Conference for the Staffs of Child Guidance Clinics"

`A note on the selection of love objects in man' "(British Journal of Animal Behaviour)"

`The growth of independence in the young child' "Journal of the Royal Society for the Promotion of Health"

`The roots of human personality' "New Era"

`The growth of independence in the young child' Royal Society of Health, excerpt from the papers read at the Health Congress

`The effects of mother-child separation: a follow-up study' with Mary Ainsworth, Mary Boston and Dina Rosenbluth "British Journal of Medical Psychology"

`Psychoanalytic instinct theory' "Tanner and Inhelder (eds), Discussions on Child Development"

`An ethological approach to research in child development' "British Journal of Medical Psychology"

Can I Leave My Baby? "National Association for Mental Health"

`Should mothers of young children work?'

`The nature of the child's tie to his mother' "International Journal of Psycho-analysis"

`A note on mother-child separation as a mental health hazard' "British Journal of Medical Psychology"

Foreword to Peter Marris Widows and Their Families

`Separation anxiety' "International Journal of Psycho-analysis"

`Ethology and the development of object relations' "International Journal of Psycho-analysis"

`Grief and mourning in infancy and early childhood' "Psychoanalytic Study of the Child"

`Comments on Professor Piaget's paper' "Tanner and Inhelder (eds), Discussions on Child Development"

`The Adolf Meyer Lecture: Childhood mourning and its implications for psychiatry' "American Journal of Psychiatry"

`Processes of mourning' "International Journal of Psycho-analysis"

`Note on Dr Max Schur's comments on grief and mourning in infancy and early childhood' "Psychoanalytic Study of the Child"

`Separation anxiety: a critical review of the literature' "Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry"

Ed SA Barnett, Lessons from Animal Behaviour for the Clinician with `Postlude' by Bowlby

`They need their mothers' "British Medical Association Pamphlet, You and Your Baby"

`Pathological mourning and childhood mourning' "Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Society"

`Note on Dr Lois Murphy's paper' International Journal of Psycho-analysis

`Security and anxiety: old ideas in a new light' "Australian Pre-school Quarterly"

Foreword to Heinicke and Westheimer, Brief Separations

`Effects on behaviour of disruption of an affectional bond' "Thoday and Parkes, Genetic and Environmental Influences on Behaviour"

`Types of hopelessness in psychopathological process' with Frederick Melges "Archives of General Psychiatry"

`Psychopathology of anxiety: the role of affectional bonds' "British Journal of Psychiatry"

`Separation and loss within the family' with Colin Murray Parkes "Anthony and Kouper (eds), The Child in His Family"

`Reasonable fear and natural fear' "International Journal of Psychiatry"

`A guide to the perplexed parent' "New York Times"

`Problems of marrying research with clinical and social needs' "Connolly and Bruner (eds), "The Growth of Competence"

`Attachment theory, separation anxiety, and mourning' Hamburg, Keith and Brodie (eds), New Psychiatric Frontiers

`Responses to separation from parents: a clinical test for young children' with Micheline Klagsbrun "British Journal of Projective Psychology and Personality Study"

`The making and breaking of affectional bonds, I: aetiology and psychopathology in the light of attachment theory' and `II: some principles of psychotherapy' (expanded version of the Maudsley Lecture, Nov 1976) "British Journal of Psychiatry"

`On knowing what you are not supposed to know and feeling what you are not supposed to feel' "Canadian Journal of Psychiatry"

`Psycho-analysis as art and science' "International Review of Psycho-analysis"

`The Bowlby-Ainsworth attachment theory' "The Behavioral and Brain Sciences"

`Psycho-analysis as a natural science' "University College London"

`By ethology out of psycho-analysis: an experiment in interbreeding' "Animal Behaviour"

`A symposium on parent-infant attachment in a changing culture: introductory comments' "The Child in His Family"

`Psycho-analysis as art and science' "New Universities Quarterly"

`Psycho-analysis as a natural science' "New Universities Quarterly"

`Psycho-analysis as a natural science' "International Review of Psycho-analysis"

`Symposium: Emmanuel Peterfreund on information and systems theory' "The Psychoanalytic Review"

`Attachment and loss: retrospect and prospect' "American Journal of Orthopsychiatry"

`A case of mistaken identity' "New Universities Quarterly Part of journal issue, also includes David Holbrook, `Dr John Bowlby: no need to nod to positivist dogma'"

Review of Emde and Harmon (eds), The Development of Attachment and Affiliative Systems in <i>Tavistock Gazette</i>

`The future of psycho-analysis' Answers to a questionnaire "Psychologist and Psychoanalyst Newsletter"

`Psycho-analysis as a natural science' "Psychoanalytic Psychology"

`Violence in the family as a disorder of the attachment and caregiving systems' "American Journal of Psycho-analysis"

`Caring for the young: influences on development' "Rebecca Cohen (ed), "Parenthood: a Psychodynamic Perspective"

`Aspects of transference in group analysis: discussion on paper by Mario Marrone' "Group Analysis"

`Spring is on the way' Times Higher Education Supplement

`On the future of psycho-analysis' "Bulletin of the British Psycho-analytical Society"

`The role of childhood experience in cognitive disturbance' "Mahoney and Freeman (eds), Cognition and Psychotherapy"

`Defensive processes in the light of attachment theory'

`Developmental psychiatry comes of age' "American Journal of Psychiatry"

`Changing theories of childhood since Freud' "Timms and Segal (eds), Freud in Exile"

Foreward to Ian Suttie, "The Origins of Love and Hate"

"Separation from the Mother as a Traumatic Experience for the Child: some notes on obtaining relevant history" by D. Rosenbluth, J. Bowlby and J. Roudinesco

`Seven to fourteen: are your children a credit to you?' "Parents' Review"

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`Seven to fourteen: are your children a credit to you?' "Parents' Review"

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