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In her latest contribution Melanie Klein develops and expands certain hypotheses concerning very early object relations which she introduced at the Nineteenth International Psychoanalytic Congress in Geneva. As always, in attempting a critical evaluation of Mrs. Klein's work, it is essential to differentiate three aspects: her detailed observations and descriptions; her theoretical deductions; and her application of these deductions to clinical material.
Both in her clinical examples and her literary and philosophical