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Title: The Cannibalistic Impulses of Parents
Author: George Devereux, PH.D.
Psychoanalyst and ethnologist, is Professor of Research in Ethnopsychiatry, Temple University School of Medicine (currently on leave). His special fields of interest are psychiatric illnesses of non-Occidental and ancient peoples, theoretical foundations of psychoanalysis and of the social sciences and theory of psychoanalytic technique. He is the author of six books and some one hundred fifty articles.
Alfred Coodley, M.D.
Associate Clinical Professor of Psychiatry at University of California at Los Angeles, a member of the Southern California Psychoanalytic Society, and a Contributing Editor of Annual Survey of Psychoanalysis. For fifteen years as Consultant to the County Juvenile Hall, he has studied aggressive and destructive children and their parents. He has been a parent twice but denies ever having been a cannibal!
Irene M. Josselyn, M.D.
Training Analyst and Chairman of the Child Analytic Committee of the Southern California Psychoanalytic Institute; Clinical Professor of Child Psychiatry, University of Southern California, and faculty member of the School of Social Work, Arizona State University. She has written three books and many articles dealing with the psychological development and problems of children and adolescents.
Rudolf Ekstein, PH.D.
Training Analyst at the Los Angeles Psychoanalytic Institute and Director of the Project on Childhood Psychosis at the Reiss-Davis Child Study Center. He is the co-author of The Learning and Teaching of Psychotherapy, has published more than a hundred papers concerning psychoanalytic technique and theory, and concerning his research work with psychotic and borderline children.
Konrad Lorenz, M.D., PH.D.