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

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'Childhood loss and psychopathology case studies'

'Loss and psychopathology case studies: vicarious object'

'Loss and psychopathology case studies: anniversary reactions'

'Loss and psychopathology case studies: series'

'Depression'

`Psychotherapy'

`Emotion and Feeling'

`Consciousness': `Neurophysiology of consciousness and attention'

'Concept of self'

`Defences'

'Information processing'

'Neurophysiology'

'Perceptual Defence'

'Life events and illness: depression'

'Responses to separation and loss'

'Conflict'

'Symptoms'

'Signals: intention, movements and ritualization'

'Disorders of parenting'

'Delinquency: longitudinal'

'False self-detachment'

'Suicide and attempted suicide'

'Loss of object'

'Incidence of childhood loss'

'Philosophy of Science'

'Science and psycho-analysis'

Biological Principles

'Evolution of man'

'Thought, conceptualization'

'Imitation and identification'

'Control systems and behaviour'

`Motivation-ethology'

`Motivation: psychoanalytical'

'Psychic structure: information'

`Maternal behaviour'

`Child's tie-psycho-analysis'

`Child's tie-human babies'

`Conceptual perspective taking'

'Nature of relationships'

`Healthy Development'

'Infant temperament'

`Instinctual Responses'

`Child's tie-animals'

`Exploratory behaviour'

'Aggressive behaviour'

'Sexual behaviour'

'Ontogeny'

'Learning'

'Intelligence and environment'

'Fear and Escape'

'Anxiety'

'Defence and Stress'

'Phobias'

'Anxious Attachment'

'Threats of abandonment'

Notes not from main sequences in filing cabinet

'Loss and psychoanalytical case studies'

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