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Winnicott, who had worked with*
evacuated children, made *much *
of the importance* of play*
and a ection in producing* a good* childhood*.
Classical*
Freudian thought pictured ****
Relations* between parent and*
child as fraught and full of conflict, *
seething with unconscious and barely* sup*- pressed sexual
longings and feelings. ***
By contrast, *Winnicott was
reassuring: *mothers (and parental figures in general) should be content to be ‘ordinarily devoted’ *and ‘good enough’, *rather...
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