by Marcel Rufo, Christine Schilte · LGF/Le Livre de Poche · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782253155508
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«Frères et soeurs, une maladie d'amour» is the psychology essay by Marcel Rufo and Christine Schilte, published by Le Livre de Poche in paperback.
Psychiatrist Marcel Rufo analyses the sibling relationship as an imposed intimacy, with complicity and joys but also jealousy and rivalries. Drawing on clinical cases, myths and tales, he addresses the arrival of a second child, favouritism, disability, adoption or parental separation, and the weight of the sibling group on personality.
Work originally published in 2002; this French paperback edition appeared in 2003 and has 280 pages.
For parents, educators and readers interested in child psychology and family dynamics.
