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Letter to Emilio Rodrigue
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A letter from Winnicott to Emilio Rodrigue in which he expresses his enjoyment of Rodrigue’s paper on child development, which Winnicott believes extends the work of Melanie Klein. He discusses his own idea that a chaotic mother introduces the world to the infant in a chaotic way.
Title: Letter to Emilio Rodrigue
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A letter from Winnicott to Emilio Rodrigue in which he expresses his enjoyment of Rodrigue’s paper on child development, which Winnicott believes extends the work of Melanie Klein.
He discusses his own idea that a chaotic mother introduces the world to the infant in a chaotic way.
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