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Contains texts of two papers on the development and context of Bowlby's thought: Inge Bretherton, `The roots and growing points of attachment theory', paper presented at the Tavistock Clinic in honour of Bowlby's 80th birthday, Jun 1987; Robert Karen, `Becoming attached', Atlantic Monthly, Feb 1990.

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