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British Psychological Society Conference, London Drafts; programme; correspondence.

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

Lectures

Lecture Notes and Drafts

'The light thrown by modern psychology on the present problems of social development'

Aggression in childhood', SMA; 'Aggression in relation to emotional development, normal and pathological', Royal Society of Medicine (RSM)

'Research into the origins of delinquent behaviour'

'Psychopathic personality and maternal deprivation'

'Critical phases in the development of social responses in man and other animals'

'Instinct and object relations: theories of zoologists'

Biological background of human behaviour' Royal Medico-Psychological Association (RMPA)

'The rediscovery of the family'

'Psycho-analysis and child care' British Psycho-analytical Society, Freud Centenary Lecture

As F.3/9 above: printed text of lecture

'An ethological approach to research in child development' ('The contribution of ethology to research in child development')

'Nature of child's tie'

Contribution to Symposium on 'Contribution of Direct Observations of Children to Psycho-analysis' at 20th International Congress of Psycho-analysis, Paris

'Child care and mental health'

'Mother-infant tie'

'Separation anxiety'

Theories of psychological development in children1

'Psycho-analysis and ethology'

'What use is psychology to us?'

'Theoretical implications arising from studies of mother-child separation', Cambridge, May 1960, lecture notes; notes for a talk to the British Psychological Society, Jun 1959; lecture notes for 'The development of our first social relationships', Cambridge, Oct 1961; abstract of 'Responses of young children to separation from their mothers', British Psychological Society, Jun 1959; notes for 'Patterns of development in infancy', Bristol, Mar 1960; notes for a talk to Reading University Psychology Society, Mar 1960

'Grief and Mourning in infancy: spoken version'

'Short term longitudinal studies of psychopathic behaviour'

'Childhood mourning and its implications for psychiatry' ('Mourning in infants and young children')

'Childhood mourning and its implications for psychiatry' Adolph Meyer Lecture, and 'Childhood mourning and its role in psychopathology'

'Childhood mourning and its role in psychotherapy'

'Scientific Problems (in the study of personality development and psychopathology) Seminar'

'Ethology and paediatrics'

'Pathological mourning and childhood mourning'

'Psycho-analysis and research'

'Bowlby papers 1963'

'Anxiety and fear'

3 lectures on 'Security, anxiety and despair'

'Separation: clinical and theoretical problems'

'Public health aspects of child psychiatry'

'Affectionless character'

'Problems of aetiology and strategies for tackling them'

'Imperial College'

'Security and anxiety: old ideas in a new light'

'The affectionless character'

'Problems of mourning'

'Psychiatry and ethology'

'Adoption'

'Hampstead visitors'

'Meeting the emotional needs of young children'

'Effects of deprivation of the mother-figure and related experiences'

'Attachment theory and its application'

'Attachment and loss'

'Introductory psychotherapy, 4 lectures'

'Attachment behaviour in humans'

'Psychopathology and social bonding'

'Scientific and therapeutic aspects of psycho-analysis'

Royal Medico-Psychological Association (RMPA) Dinner'

Effects on behaviour of disruption of an affectional bond

'Deprivation in early life'

'Psychopathology of anxiety: the role of affectional bonds'

'Effects on behaviour of disruption of an affectional bond'

'Scientific problems'

'Current treands in child and community psychiatry in the UK'

'Sophia Mirviss Memorial Lecture'

'Separation and loss: spoken'

'Separation and loss: discussion'

'Organisation of Attachment Behaviour'

'Psychopathology and affectional bonds'

'Bereavement in adults and children: some problems'

'Security, anxiety and instinct theory'

'Security and Anxiety'

'Affectional bonds: their nature and origin'

As above: printed text

Ethology and behaviour' Royal Society of Medicine (RSM)

'Various 1969'

'Psychiatric sequelae of separation and loss'

'Psychiatric sequelae of loss'

'The role of parents in providing a secure base'

'Responses to separation'

'Self-reliance and the conditions that promote it'; 'Autonomy with attachment'

'Attachment & Loss, 10 lectures'

'Aggression in man'

'Role of parents in providing a secure base'

'Attachment theory and its implications for psychotherapy'

'Attachment theory (and the problem of anxiety) and its clinical applications'

Notes as Chairman of 'Scientists with Theologians'

'Attachment theory, anxiety and phobia'

'Psychiatric sequelae of separation & loss'

'The family for good or ill'

'DHSS Seminar'

'What is a normal family?', London Centre for Psychotherapy; 'Secure attachment and its role in mental health', Australasia; 'There is nothing so practical as a good theory', Los Angeles; 'Attachment', Adelaide

'Kittay'

'Psychological processes evoked by a major psycho-social transition'

'Prevention; Family as a secure base'

'The role of family life in child development'

'Attachment theory: therapeutic implications'

'Psycho-analysis as science: assets and shortcomings'

'The making and breaking of affectional bonds'

'Therapeutic implications of attachment theory'

Maudsley Lecture: notes, comments on drafts, etc.'

'Affectional bonds, anxiety and phobia'

'Responses to loss in childhood', Stockholm; 'Role of childhood mourning in psychiatry', London Hospital; 'Some considerations of separation and loss in childhood', Croydon

'The past, present and future of child guidance'

Series of seminars on 'Attachment theory in relation to psychotherapy'

'Family influences on personality development'

'Differential outcome of bereavement: determining factors'

'There's no such thing as a baby'

'Promoting secure attachment'

'The origin of the child's confidence in himself'

'Darwin's ill-health'

Three introductory lectures on attachment theory

'Violence in the family'

'Role of childhood experience in cognitive disturbance'

'Growing points in attachment theory'; 'Attachment theory: an overview'

'Patterns of attachment: origins and persistence' and 'Psychotherapy in light of attachment theory'

'Developmental psychiatry comes of age'

`The evolution of Darwin's anxieties and depression'

`Therapeutic applications of attachment theory'

`Changing theories of childhood since Freud' Conference on `Freud in London - Psycho-analysis in Transition', London

`Patterns of attachment and their role in personality development'

`Family relationships, stress and health', Royal Free; `Personality development and psychotherapy in the light of attachment theory', Guy's; `Recent findings from attachment research',

`Attachment theory and its therapeutic applications'

`Attachment, communication and therapeutic process'

`Transference'

`The role in psychotherapy of emotional and cognitive communications about attachment experiences'

`Recent advances in attachment theory'

'Darwin: psychiatry and developmental psychology'

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