The Eros Of Parenthood: Explorations In Light And Dark by Noelle Oxenhandler - 2001-03-02

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New York: St. Martin's Press [0-312-26976-5] 2001, 1st edition. (Hardcover) 321pp. Near fine in near fine dust jacket. Illustrations, notes, bibliography. "Leaning over a sleeping child or waiting for a small dripping body to emerge from the tub, what parent hasn't felt the pull of contradictory emotions: the rush of tenderness, the pang of anxiety? We know that the physical love between parent and child is both natural and necessary, yet it's a subject we're afraid to approach - indeed, it's been called 'the last taboo'". (Psychology, Child Abuse, Love, Parenting, Psychology).