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The use of a filmed puppet show as a group projective technique for children.
LIBRA LB1101 .G4 v.20 (1938)-v.82 (1970)
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LIBRA 179.05 G287 v.1 (1926)-v.2 (1927), v.5 (1929:Jan.-June)- v.8 (1930:July-Dec.), v.10 (1931:July-Dec.)-v.15 (1934:Jan.-June), v.18 (1936), v.22 (1940), v.59/v.60 (1959)-v.61/v.62 (1960), v.73/v.74, v.75/v.76 (1967)
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LIBRA 179.05 G287 v.56
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Haworth, Mary Robbins.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Puppets.
- Puppet plays.
- Puppet theater.
- Physical Description:
- pages ; cm
- Contained In:
- Genetic psychology monographs. Provincetown, Mass. 25 cm. v. 56 (1957) p. [257]-296. tables
- Other Title:
- Rock-a-bye, baby.
- Notes:
- Abridgment of thesis--Pennsylvania State University.
- "The puppet play, Rock-a-bye, baby, written and performed by Adolf G. Woltmann, was made into a 35-minute, 16mm sound film and used as the instrument for the present study."
- Bibliography pages 295-296.
- OCLC:
- 15529015
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