History and the Unconscious
| Titel: | History and the Unconscious : The Theoretical Assumptions and Research Practices of Psychohistory |
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| Veröffentlicht: | Bern : Peter Lang International Academic Publishers, 2021 |
| Umfang: | 1 Online-Ressource (410 p.) |
| Format: | E-Book |
| Sprache: | Englisch |
| Schriftenreihe/ mehrbändiges Werk: |
Studies in History, Memory and Politics ; 38 |
| ISBN: | 9783631838785 ; 9783631840658 ; 9783631840665 ; 9783631840672 |
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- Introduction to the English-Language Edition
- p. 9
- Introduction
- p. 13
- Part I
- The Psychohistorical Concept
- p. 23
- Conceptualization and Research Program
- p. 23
- A Few Words about Psychoanalysis
- p. 26
- Applied Psychoanalysis and Psychohistory
- p. 28
- Psychohistory and Academic History
- p. 30
- Psychohistory and Philosophy of History
- p. 32
- Psychohistory and the Social Sciences
- p. 36
- Other Psychological Concepts
- p. 37
- Psychohistory's Research Fields
- p. 39
- The Psychohistorian's Profession
- p. 44
- Psychohistory between "Traditional" and "New" History
- p. 46
- Psychohistory as a Historiographical Paradigm
- p. 48
- Birth, Development, Crisis
- p. 62
- Beginnings
- p. 63
- Psychohistory Becomes History
- p. 72
- Psychohistory on the Road to Stabilization
- p. 80
- Psychohistory in the Seminar Room
- p. 85
- Debate Surrounding Psychohistory
- p. 90
- Psychohistory's Identity Crisis
- p. 105
- Recapitulation
- p. 109
- Part II
- Methodological Thought in Psychohistory
- p. 111
- Psychohistory's Methodological Discourse and its Functions
- p. 111
- The Psychohistorical Vision of the World
- p. 117
- The Ideal of Psychohistorical Scholarship
- p. 124
- Between Tradition and Modernism in Historical Scholarship
- p. 125
- The Psychohistorian as "Psychotherapist"
- p. 132
- The Alleviation of Communal Ills
- p. 136
- Psychohistorical "Therapy" within the Sphere of Scholarly Investigation
- p. 144
- Criticism
- p. 146
- The Methodology of Psychohistorical Research
- p. 151
- The Debate Surrounding Theory
- p. 152
- Psychoanalysis - Theory or Research Technique
- p. 164
- The "Hermeneutics of Suspicion" - Psychohistorical Innovation and Historical Source Critique
- p. 172
- Explanation in Psychohistory
- p. 180
- Psychohistorical Reductionism
- p. 185
- Psychohistorical Ahistoricism
- p. 187
- Methodological Issues in Psychohistory's Basic Research Fields
- p. 189
- Psychobiography
- p. 189
- History of Childhood
- p. 197
- Group Psychohistory
- p. 206
- Teaching Psychohistory
- p. 212
- Recapitulation
- p. 219
- Part III
- The Applied Methodology of Psychohistory
- p. 221
- On the Concept of "Applied Methodology"
- p. 221
- Difficulties with Choosing the "Canon"
- p. 222
- Psychobiography as a "Model" Field of Psychohistorical Inquiry
- p. 227
- The Functions of Theory in Biographical Research
- p. 231
- Conceptualization and Interpretation
- p. 233
- The Procedure of Explanation in Psychobiography and Psychohistory
- p. 236
- The Procedure of Retrodiction in Psychohistorical Research Practice
- p. 239
- Building a Psychological Portrait
- p. 242
- Cultural Context and Portrait Construction
- p. 252
- The Psychological Portrait as an Explanatory Prerequisite
- p. 255
- Is Psychobiography "Pathography"?
- p. 256
- On "Traumatic Interpretations"
- p. 258
- Approaching Sources: Empirical References in Psychohistory
- p. 264
- Psychologism and Psychobiography
- p. 269
- History of Childhood
- p. 271
- The "Psychogenic Theory of History" and the History of Childhood
- p. 279
- Group Psychology
- p. 282
- The Idea of Group Biography
- p. 282
- The Generation and Life Cycle
- p. 286
- In Search of a Sociological Reference System
- p. 289
- Model Analysis in Group Psychohistory
- p. 290
- Group Psychohistory as a Study of the Group Process
- p. 292
- Recapitulation
- p. 297
- Part IV
- Psychohistorical Case Studies
- p. 299
- Introduction
- p. 299
- Isaac Newton Painted with a Psychohistorian's "Brush"
- p. 300
- A Ruler and his Childhood: The Early Years of Louis XIII
- p. 309
- A Beloved Symbol of the Nation: Wilhelm II and his Subject's Psychological Needs
- p. 326
- Conclusions
- p. 347
- Bibliography
- p. 357
- Sources
- p. 357
- Psychohistory: Monographs and Articles
- p. 357
- Psychohistory: Methodological Papers, Polemics, Etc
- p. 364
- Other Works Cited
- p. 382
- Index
- p. 395
