Alexander Mitscherlich
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Medizin ohne Menschlichkeit. Dokumente des Nürnberger Ärzteprozesses
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1949
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16 editions
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Die Unfähigkeit Zu Trauern. Grundlagen Kollektiven Verhaltens
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1967
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21 editions
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Die Unwirtlichkeit unserer Städte
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1965
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6 editions
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Society Without the Father: A Contribution to Social Psychology
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1963
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18 editions
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Die Idee des Friedens und die menschliche Aggressivität
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1969
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3 editions
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Krankheit als Konflikt. Studien zur psychosomatischen Medizin I.
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1966
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Der Kampf um die Erinnerung: Psychoanalyse f. fortgeschrittene Anfänger
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Massenpsychologie ohne Ressentiment
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La Inhospitalidad De Nuestras Ciudades
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Thesen Zur Stadt Der Zukunft
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1971
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2 editions
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“Germans adored Hitler; they invested their own egos in him and, after the war, they were unable to acknowledge the inhumanity of his ideals or their horrifying consequences.
They understand the defence against remembering the criminal and horrific events as a self-protective repudiation of a melancholia that would have set in absolutely inevitably if Germans had truly confronted their bond with Hitler and their burden of guilt.
Through the omnipotently manifesting narcissism and National Socialist ideals, fellow humanity and the capacity for empathy with the victims were expelled from the self and destroyed.”
― The Inability to Mourn: Principles of Collective Behavior
They understand the defence against remembering the criminal and horrific events as a self-protective repudiation of a melancholia that would have set in absolutely inevitably if Germans had truly confronted their bond with Hitler and their burden of guilt.
Through the omnipotently manifesting narcissism and National Socialist ideals, fellow humanity and the capacity for empathy with the victims were expelled from the self and destroyed.”
― The Inability to Mourn: Principles of Collective Behavior
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