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<p>a) List, with details of date, IQ, complaint etc (children's) cases/worlds to be included in World Technique book.</p><p>b) List of some other children's worlds (for possible consideration for book?)</p>

Margaret Lowenfeld

Material for World Technique Book

Table of contents for planned Lowenfeld World Technique book

Correspondence between M. Lowenfeld and Sir Herbert Read for Routledge and Kegan Paul on Lowenfeld World Technique book proposal.

Description of World material prepared for book on the World technique

Details of individual (children's) cases/worlds in planned Vol.1, ch.5 of World Technique book; Photographs/photographed drawings of these worlds; Photographs/photographed drawings of (adult) worlds for inclusion in planned Vol. 2 of World Technique book.

Inventory and brief description of these cases/worlds (sent to Margaret Mead, 1960).

Worlds: Lists and notes

Photographs/photographed drawings of some of the worlds for World Technique book (adult and children) with explanatory captions.

Material gathered in 1959 (by VA and MFL) tracing the history of the ICP, earliest records of worlds and earliest references to them in reports.

Drawings and report charts of early worlds (1929), including drawing of first World.

Notebook of Ville Andersen cataloguing the 'History of the World Technique' - mentions of World Technique from 1929 in papers and ICP reports.

Ville Andersen. Lowenfeld World Technique. Chapter IV.

List of World objects and some comparisons with other approaches.

Extracts from 1937 Manchester paper: A thesis concerning the fundamental structure of the mento-emotional processes in children.

Draft for World Book (from M. Mead)

Worlds: Lists

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