by Marcel Rufo, Christine Schilte · Grijalbo Mondadori · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788425338472
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«Hermanos y hermanas» is the psychology essay by Marcel Rufo and Christine Schilte, published by Grijalbo Mondadori in paperback (252 pages, in Spanish).
The relationship between siblings is an imposed intimacy, not chosen, and therefore a constant source of complicity and conflict. Rufo and Schilte explore this bond from the arrival of the second child to adulthood, with jealousy, rivalries and alliances, and pause on cases such as illness, adoption or the parents' will.
Original title: Frères et soeurs, une maladie d'amour. Translation by Teresa Clavel. The Spanish edition was published in 2004. Includes bibliography on pages 251-252.
For readers interested in psychology and family relationships, and for those who want to understand fraternal dynamics.
