David Katz, Rosa Katz
This is Volume XII of thirty-two in a collection on Developmental Psychology. Originally published in 1936, this study looks at the conversations of the authors´ own children that were recorded as they grew up. Over time they realised they were unusually rich material for investigation into child- psychology was contained in them, and despite the intimate nature of the material formulated this work.
Part I Introduction; 1. Purpose and General Point of View of the Investigation; Part II The Individual Conversations in Chronological Order: Discussion of the Individual Conversations; Part III General Results; 3. Characterology; 4. The World of the Child in Content and Form; 5. Consideration of the Form of the Conversations; 6. Pedagogical Considerations;
