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Home Is Where We Start From
Essays by a Psychoanalyst
Book • 1986
This book by Donald Winnicott gathers his important essays, including previously unpublished talks, focusing on themes such as childhood development, the role of the mother, and societal influences on mental health.
It highlights Winnicott's emphasis on play and creativity in developing a true self.
The essays also touch on broader societal issues, though some views may seem outdated due to their historical context.
It highlights Winnicott's emphasis on play and creativity in developing a true self.
The essays also touch on broader societal issues, though some views may seem outdated due to their historical context.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Mentioned by 

when defining the word 'home' and referencing Winnicott's collection of essays about origins and development.


Alain de Botton

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Alain de Botton: Is Your Home Making You Happy?
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for its insights on child development and the true and false self.


Alain de Botton

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#459: Books I've Loved — Alain de Botton
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, Abbey Kluchin, and 

as a significant figure in British psychoanalysis, whose work is relevant to the development of psychoanalysis, the welfare state, and care work.


Sam Kelly


Patrick Blanchfield

D. W. Winnicott w/ Abby Kluchin and Patrick Blanchfield
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when introducing Winnicott's quote about childhood shaping fears and beginnings.

David Byshevkin

Yakov Danishefsky: Transmitting the Jewish Story with Emotional Health [Divergence VI 1/4]





