CORSO, Diana Myriam Lichtenstein. The invention of the psychoanalysis child of: from sigmund freud to melanie klein. []. , 3, 5, pp.104-114. ISSN 1415-7128.

Despite the patience devoted by Sigmund Freud to prove the existence of childhood sexuality, even in the heart of the psychoanalytic groups, the concept of childhood has been not unmistakably established. The relutance of a hole society to accept the unveiling of such a precocity in the human being brought up, among psychoanalists, conflicts which the most representative case has been the controversies betwen Anna Freud and Melanie Klein. It was the latter, defendig the extreme precocity of the Oedipus Complex, who gave room, to a structural view of childhood.

: Psychoanalists; Childhood; Melanie Klein.

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