University Press of America
Pages: 184
Trim: 6 x 9
978-0-7618-5111-0 • Paperback • June 2010 • $42.99 • (£33.00)
978-0-7618-5112-7 • eBook • June 2010 • $40.50 • (£31.00)
Randall S. Klein has been a psychotherapist and an educator for thirty years, serving currently as a correctional psychologist with the State of Nevada. In addition to lecturing at the college and university levels, including the College of Southern Nevada, Dr. Klein serves as a private, pre-elementary, preparatory teacher of children ages two through five years. He balances his life and career between the two homes of Las Vegas, Nevada and Tombstone, Arizona.
Chapter 1 Preface
Chapter 2 Introduction: This Thing We Call Love
Chapter 3 1. Love and the Subjective World of the Infant
Chapter 4 2. Love and Motherhood
Chapter 5 3. Love and the Mutuality of Mother-Infant Experience
Chapter 6 4. Love and Fatherhood
Chapter 7 5. Love and Individuation: Differentiation and Integration in Toddlerhood
Chapter 8 6. Love and the Family Triangle
Chapter 9 7. Love and the Adolescent Experience
Chapter 10 8. Falling in Love
Chapter 11 9. The Mature Love and Sexuality of Adulthood
Chapter 12 10. The Loss of a Loved One
Chapter 13 11. Primary Love in Summary
Chapter 14 After Word
Chapter 15 Notes