La causa de los adolescentes: Por la autora de La causa de los niños, un proyecto humanista

by Françoise Dolto

Esta última obra de Françoise Dolto es a la vez su testamento y uno de sus mejores trabajos. La célebre psicoanalista le imprimió, como siempre, su genio, su inteligencia visionaria y su generosidad de mujer y de madre. Escrita desde la misma perspectiva y con el mismo método que La causa de los niños, ofrece una síntesis de informaciones, testimonios, experiencias, consejos y propuestas que permitirán a todos los padres y educadores dar un nuevo giro a su diálogo con los más jóvenes. Así, temas como la huida del hogar, el suicidio, la droga, el fracaso escolar o la sexualidad dejan de ser tabúes para convertirse en un estimulante objeto de debate. Dolto habla sobre los derechos y los deberes de los adolescentes y nos invita a penetrar en el universo de los chicos y chicas que tienen entre 10 y 16 años. Se trata de un último combate para ceder la palabra a aquellos que todavía no la tienen e introducir como objetivo prioritario, en el marco de una crisis general de la educación, el respeto tanto por uno mismo como por los demás.

Genres: Psychology, Nonfiction, Parenting

296 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1988

About the author

Françoise Dolto was a French pediatrician and psychoanalyst, famous for her research on babies and childhood. Dolto revolutionized the field of psycho-therapeutic work with babies (notably in their early experience and usage of language through their body), with the mother-baby dyad, and with a more positive observation and understanding of the means of communication used by children with learning or social disabilities.

She worked with Jacques Lacan, and said that children have a language before the language (with the body). She has contributed to the question of the unconscious body image, and influenced among others the work of Maud Mannoni.

As a recognized feminist, she also worked on reconciling women with their sexuality; she also analyzed the attitude of children when their parents are separating or divorcing.

Françoise Dolto was the mother of Carlos (1943–2008), a singer; and the sister of Jacques Marette, a minister.

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Reviews

[Infada Spain · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5

[Aleksander Prifti · Rating 3 out of 5]

Diving into Adolescence by Françoise Dolto was like uncovering a dusty, forgotten map to the wild, chaotic terrain of youth—a thrilling revelation that had me beaming as I peeled back the layers of misunderstanding society drapes over those turbulent years.

Dolto, with her psychoanalytic finesse and tender insight, doesn’t just analyze teenagers; she resurrects them from the underworld of clichés, revealing their struggles, passions, and quirks as a profound dance of becoming. Each page felt like a secret whispered in confidence, dismantling the tired lies that paint adolescence as mere rebellion or hormonal haze, and instead spotlighting it as a sacred, messy metamorphosis. I emerged from this book delighted, as if I’d been handed a lens to see the truth shimmering beneath the surface—a truth that celebrates the raw, untamed spirit of youth and invites us all to remember its electric pulse.

[Велина Костадинова · Rating 4 out of 5]

Чела съм много от книгите на Фр. Долто, несъмнено голям специалист в областта си.
Но това, което ми направи впечатление в тази книга е лекотата, граничеща с повърхностност и неангажираност. Сякаш си е казала, абе имам още малко какво да кажа, защо да не го оформя в книга. И това е така, и е обяснимо - пише тази книга месеци преди смъртта си, с ясното съзнание, че тя наближава. Личи си обобщителния поглед, поглед от високо... Леко хаотична, но мисля, че който каквото му трябва може да си вземе.
Безценен принос са приложенията, в които са поместени много филми, книги и статии по темата за израстването на юношите.

[Nicolas · Rating 2 out of 5]

obsolète

[Ela Culli · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was an amazing book!

[Fammy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Me lo ha dato la mia prof per le vacanze estive. È stata una lettura interessante e mi sono ritrovata in molte cose.

[Valeria]

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