Could be the opposite. He could have came from a loving family and then he witnessed children with behavioural issues and started wondering why. I’m taking my personal experience as an example. I came from Philippines where attachment of parent specially mothers to child is a normal thing. And then I came to UK and was disoriented about unattached the children from parents here and I started to wonder what really are the difference(the group of people I was exposed, I don’t know if it’s the majority). So I started watching UA-cam about child’s behaviour and I came to know about John bowlby and his theory as I am raising a child now
It seems as though expectations and standards were high in his household. That seems as though it would be difficult with a physical and emotional separation between the children and the parents
Thank you John Bowlby for your valuable work
i really enjoyed this interview, it was quite insightful
8:28 parts. 1)professional . 2)family mode.
28:49 secure base.
Do you think his desire for connection to his parents ultimately drove his work? Do you think he was in most ways mourning the living?
Could be the opposite. He could have came from a loving family and then he witnessed children with behavioural issues and started wondering why. I’m taking my personal experience as an example. I came from Philippines where attachment of parent specially mothers to child is a normal thing. And then I came to UK and was disoriented about unattached the children from parents here and I started to wonder what really are the difference(the group of people I was exposed, I don’t know if it’s the majority). So I started watching UA-cam about child’s behaviour and I came to know about John bowlby and his theory as I am raising a child now
It seems as though expectations and standards were high in his household. That seems as though it would be difficult with a physical and emotional separation between the children and the parents
What was his worldview? How did that effect his Theories? Philosophy?
Do you think he identified with the loss each of the boys experienced because he felt a lack of connection to his own parents?
Yes he speaks openly about this in his books I believe
How soon after his nanny, Mr. Durbin and his mother passed that he established his own theory?
Informative
I just want to know the name of the music. Beatiful!
What parenting style did his parents use?