The New York Times Magazine 1970 Erik Erikson Beyond Freud Psychology Cover


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TABLE OF CONTENTS

25 One Man in His Time
Plays Many
Psychosocial Parts—
Erik Erikson’s
Eight Ages of Man
By David Elkind
Photograph by Olive Pierce

THE COVER— Beginning where Sigmund Freud left off, Erik Erikson talking to a student last fall at Harvard—has proposed a theory of human growth that spans the life span. Young analysts credit him with giving them a “new freedom” and with revitalizing psychoanalysis.

28 No Man Can Live
With the Terrible
Knowledge That He
Is Not Needed
By Elliot Liebow

30 What to Do When
The Judge Is Put
Up Against the Wall
By Louis Nizer

32 The Passing of the
British Working Class
By Dom Moraes

34 Unveiling a 1971
Model—The
Lunar Rover
By Edwin Diamond

36 Seaver Prepares
To Strike
By Bill Surface

94 Fashions: Oh, Baby
By Mary Ann Crenshaw

97 Parent and Child:
How Ya Gonna Keep
Them . . . Down?
By Mary M. Brooks

102 Food: Spaghetti
Alla Yankee
By Craig Claiborne

104 Home: No Century
Gap Here
By Barbara Plumb

39 Letters
120 Bridge
134 Puzzles
140 Picture Credits

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