The Psychology of Women. A Psychoanalytic Interpretation

Grune & Stratton

1945

vi, 498 p.

Includes bibliographical references p. 488–491 and indexes.

This is the second of a two-volume psychoanalytical study of feminine psychology (see 18: 2840). Chapter headings are: social and biologic aspects; motherhood, motherliness, and sexuality; the preliminary phases; the psychology of the sexual act; problems of conception: psychologic prerequisites of pregnancy; pregnancy; delivery; confinement and lactation: first relations with the child; the mother-child relation; unmarried mothers; adoptive mothers; stepmothers; and the climacterium.

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