‎SULLIVAN (H.S.)‎
‎Conceptions of modern psychiatry‎

‎Washington, William Alanson White Psychiatric Found, 1945; un volume in 8 relié en pleine toile éditeur, 7pp., 147pp.‎

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‎---- BON EXEMPLAIRE ---- Second printing with a foreword by the author and a critical appraisal of the theory by Patrick Mullahy ---- "The interpersonal theory of psychiatry of H.S. Sullivan shows a close approach to Adlerian views... He defines psychiatry as the study of interpersonal relationships and goes further than Adler when he claims that personality does not exist apart from the individual's relationship with his fellowmen. According to Sullivan, personality is a pattern of recurrent interpersonal situations...". (Ellenberger p. 639)**4918/F5AR‎