Form and Content in Children's Human Figure Drawings

This work details sex differences in children's drawings, demonstrating distinct patterns indicative of a basic psychosexual identity, and not merely of socialisation and education. It also aims to reveal the young artist's visual impression of others, and the subjective experience of being human.

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This work details sex differences in children's drawings and shows how they display a coherent and meaningful pattern, indicative of a fundamental psychosexual identity, and not merely of socialisation and education. The author also aims to reveal the young artist's visual impression of others, and the subjective experience of being human.