The interpersonal world of the infant : a view from psychoanalysis and developmental psychology ; with a new introduction by the author /
Daniel N. Stern.
- New York : Basic Books, 1985,
- xxxix, 304 p. ; 24 cm. + pbk.
Reprint of the 1985 ed. with a new introduction by the author and additional references (p. xxxviii-xxxix).
Bibliography: (pages 278-294) and index.
Part I: The questions and their background -- Exploring the infant's subjective experience: a central role for the sense of self -- Perspectives and approaches to infancy -- Part II: The four senses of self -- The sense of an emergent self -- The sense of a core self: I. Self versus others -- The sense of a core self: II. Self with other -- The sense of a subjective self: I. Overview -- The sense of a subjective self: II. Affect attunement -- The sense of a verbal self -- Part III: Some clinical implications. The "observed infant" as seen with a clinical eye -- Some implications for the theories behind therapeutic reconstructions -- Implications for the therapeutic process of reconstructing a developmental past.