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The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child,

vol 23. Edited by Ruth S Eissler MD, Anna Freud LLD, DSc, Heinz Hartmann MD, Marianne Kris MD. Price, $12. Pp 479. International Universities Press Inc, 239 Park Ave S, New York 10003, 1968.

John M. Dorsey, MD, Reviewer
Detroit

Arch Intern Med. 1970;125(5):898-899.

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As does each one of this distinguished series, volume 23 of The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child richly deserves the valuable attention of every physician. Every insightful doctor of medicine discovers the central role his understanding of developmental psychology must play in his daily study of the nature and needs of his patient. Whether his work concerns research, education, preventive medicine, diagnosis, or emergency treatment, his appreciation for his fellowman's psychogenetic experience is vitally useful. The editors of this responsible scientific publication have been most carefully selected, and they in turn provide critical selection for each article. The current volume maintains the excellence of patient health-oriented observation characteristic of each of its precursors.

Every volume of this important series has contributed essentially to my personal and professional benefit. Particularly it has furthered my recognition of the clinical importance of my knowing just what kind of person might be suffering whatever . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]



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