Children's psychoanalysis. Klein M.

Melanie Klein sequentially traces the development of early feelings and mental mechanisms from birth to adolescence. The book sets out the author’s basic representations that the processes of introjection and projection begin at the very beginning of human life; that of the internalized objects, over time, “super-ego” develops in all its aspects; that the attitude to external and internal objects with which the interaction takes place from the first infant days is critical in terms of their influence on the development of super-ego and object relations; on the early origin of the Oedipus complex; That infant fears and anxieties of psychotic nature indicate points, starting from which psychoses are possible. This publication will be interesting to psychologists, psychoanalysts, psychotherapists and students of humanitarian trends.