The interpersonal theory of psychiatry - Sullivan, Harry Stack, 1892-1949.; Perry, Helen Swick; Gawel, Mary Ladd.; Cohen, Mabel Blake (New York : Norton, 1953)
The meaning of the developmental approach -- Definitions -- Postulates -- Infancy : beginnings -- Infancy : the concept of dynamism, part 1 -- Infancy : the concept of dynamism, part 2 -- Infancy : interpersonal situations -- The infant as a person -- Learning : the organization of experience -- Beginnings of the self-system -- The transition from infancy to childhood : the acquisition of speech as learning -- Childhood -- Malevolence, hatred, and isolating techniques -- From childhood into the juvenile era -- The juvenile era -- Preadolescence -- Early adolescence -- Late adolescence -- The earlier manifestations of mental disorder : matters schizoid and schizophrenic -- Sleep, dreams, and myths -- The later manifestations of mental disorder : matters paranoid and paranoiac -- Towards a psychiatry of peoples.
Keywords: Interpersonal relations; Psychiatry