Adoption, Emotion, and Identity Robert W. Brimlow

Adoption, Emotion, and Identity Robert W. BrimlowExploring adoption in the Pacific, this book goes beyond the commonplace structural functional analysis of adoption as a positive transaction in parenthood. It examines the effects it has on adoptees inner sense of self, their conflicted emotional lives, and familial relationships that are affected by a personal sense of rejection and not belonging. This account is theoretically rooted in ethnopsychology, based on field work conducted across multiple

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