 | John Bowlby - 2008 - 416 pages
...seemed desirable and was destined to form the second part of our book. Events were to prove otherwise. As my study of theory progressed it was gradually...encountered and grappled with — love and hate, anxiety and defence, attachment and loss. What had deceived me was that my furrows had been started from a corner... | |
 | Elizabeth Meins - 1997 - 200 pages
...insecure groups on this measure of general cognitive ability. CHAPTER EIGHT Implications and applications As my study of theory progressed it was gradually...encountered and grappled with — love and hate, anxiety and defence, attachment and loss. What had deceived me was that my furrows had been started from a corner... | |
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As my study of theory progressed it was gradually borne in upon me that the field I had set out to plough so lightheartedly was no less than the one that Freud had started tilling sixty years earlier, and that it contained all those same rocky excrescences... 