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

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David Aberbach

Ken Adam

ED Adrian

Ronald C Albino and VJ Thompson

John AB Allan

JA Ambrose `The functional significance of the smiling response in early infancy'

Richard Andrew

James R Averill

Marco Bacciagaluppi

Marco Bacciagaluppi `The role of aggressiveness in the work of John Bowlby'

William T Bailey `Affinity: an ethological perspective of the infant-father relationship in humans'

Michael Basch `Toward a theory that encompasses depression: a revision of existing causal hypotheses in psycho-analysis'

Aaron T Beck `Cognition, affect and psychopathology', Archives of General Psychiatry

Aaron T Beck `Cognitive therapy of depression: new perspectives'

Jacob AF Colaço Belmonte `Bowlby's attachment theory and the study of neurosis and psychotherapy'

Therese F Benedek `Toward the biology of the depressive constellation', Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association'

Antonia Bifulco

Griffith Binning

John Birtchnell

Norbert Bischof, `A systems approach toward the functional connections of attachment and fear'

Barbara Merrill Bishop `Mother-child interaction and the social behaviour of children'

Yvonne Blake

Ignacio Matte Blanco

Dorothy Bloch

Jeanne and Jack Block

OHD Blomfield

OHD Blomfield `Parasitism, projective identification and the Faustian bargain'

A Bourguignon and J Buron `Structure du couple parental et mortalité de la descendance', La Presse Medicale

Louis Breger `Patriarchal and earth mother themes in Freud's instinct theory'

Charles Brenner `The nature and development of the concept of repression in Freud's writings'

Inge Bretherton `Making friends with one-year-olds: an experimental study of infant-stranger interaction'

Inge Bretherton Includes correspondence with Bretherton, 1982-1987 and letters from Emanuel Peterfreund, Oct 1986

Andrew Brink `Bertrand Russell's The Pilgrimage of Life and mourning'

Urie Bronfenbrenner `Toward an integrated theory of personality'

Urie Bronfenbrenner `Freudian theories of identification and their derivatives', Child Development

Gordon Bronson

Gordon Bronson `Fear: the scope of the construct'

Felix Brown Includes correspondence with Brown and GR Hargreaves, 1961-1962

George Brown Includes notes on `Depression' by Bowlby

George Brown

John Byng-Hall `Symptom bearer as marital distance regulator: clinical implications'

John Byng-Hall `Family scripts in secure and insecure attachment patterns: implications for development'

David Campbell `Introduction for Attachment Seminar, Oct 1980'

Jude Cassidy

Peter Casson

Paula J Clayton

Myriam David and Genevieve Appell

Pauline DeLozier

Helene Deutsch `Absence of grief', Psychoanalytic Quarterly

NF Dixon `Communication without awareness: the implications of subliminal perception', Journal of Psychosomatic Research

Elizabeth Durbin

Morris Eagle

Byron Egeland

Robert N Emde

George L Engel

Joan Fleming

Peter Fonagy `The integration of psycho-analysis and experimental science: a review', International Review of Psycho-analysis

Selma Fraiberg `Libidinal object constancy and mental representation'

Selma Fraiberg `Separation crises in two blind children'

Derek Freeman `Open letter to the President and Board of the American Anthropological Association', Anthropology Newsletter

Anna Freud `An experiment in group upbringing' Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

Raymond J Friedman `The psychology of depression: an overview'

JL Fuller `Situational analysis: a classification of organism-field interactions', Psychological Review

Juan Carlos Garelli `Lucien's case report'

Juan Carlos Garelli `Attachment, relationships theory and heuristic strategies in psycho-analysis: a bridging contribution'

Juan Carlos Garelli Includes notes by Bowlby

Jacob Land Gewirtz and Donald M Baer `The effect of brief social deprivation on behaviors for a social reinforcer', Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology

Harwant Gill Includes notes by Bowlby

Liza Glenn `Attachment theory and group analysis: the group matrix as a secure base', Group Analysis

Paul C Goldin `Experimental investigation of selective memory and the concept of repression and defense', Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology

Frieda Goldman Journal of Personality

David Greenberg and Ariel Stravynski `Patients who complain of social dysfunction as their main problem: clinical and demographic features'

Mark T Greenberg

Stanley Greenspan and Reginald Lourie `Developmental structuralist approach to the classification of adaptive and pathologic personality organizations: infancy and early childhood', American Journal of Psychiatry

Steven Greer

Ian Gregory

Karin and Klaus Grossmann

Harry Guntrip `Psycho-analysis and some scientific and philosophical critics', British Journal of Medical Psychology

Emmy Gut (file 1)

Emmy Gut (file 2)

Anthony Hallam `Alfred Wegener and the hypothesis of continental drift', Scientific American

David A Hamburg Includes notes by Bowlby on `Primate field studies'

David A Hamburg `Stock-taking after five years'

Charles Hanly `A critical consideration of Bowlby's ethological theory of anxiety'

Henry G Hansburg

Harry F Harlow `Mother-infant interactions of monkeys', synopsis of a paper for the Tavistock Study Group on Mother-Infant Interaction

Martha Harris `The complexity of mental pain seen in a six-year-old child following sudden bereavement', Journal of Child Psychotherapy

Tirril Harris

DH Heard

Scott Henderson

Leon J Yarrow

Robert B. Cairns

Justin D. Call

Carnegie [Corporation of New York]

Peter Marris

Flynn O'Malley

Martha Wolfenstein `How is mourning possible?', The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

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Martha Wolfenstein `How is mourning possible?', The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child

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