PEP | Article - The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. XXXIV, 1979: Hatching in the Human Infant as the Beginning of Separation-Individuation. What It Is and What It Looks Like. Ruth Codier Resch. Pp. 421-441.

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Abstract

Using videotapes for repeatedly returning to the originally observed events in the nursery, the author has refined her observations and hypotheses about the "hatching process," as proposed by Mahler. Hatching is seen as a bio-perceptual-affective integration. At that time achievements of separate functions come together: perception, motor skills, and affects.

PEP | Article - The Psychoanalytic Study of the Child. XXXIV, 1979: Hatching in the Human Infant as the Beginning of Separation-Individuation. What It Is and What It Looks Like. Ruth Codier Resch. Pp. 421-441. - Blank, H. Robert