一个被误解的精神分析师:赫伯特·西尔贝勒和他的符号形成理论
1Department of Personality and Clinical Psychology, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest, Hungary.
Journal of the history of the behavioral sciences
|October 18, 2023
概括
维也纳的精神分析学家赫伯特·西尔贝勒 (Herbert Silberer) 开发了创新的理论,将精神分析与神秘经验结合在一起. 他的作品受到西方神秘主义的影响,需要重新评估,超越他的个人斗争和悲惨的自杀.
科学领域:
- 精神分析是一种精神分析.
- 心理学历史 心理学历史
- 文化研究 文化研究
背景情况:
- 赫伯特·西尔贝勒 (Herbert Silberer) 是一名维也纳精神分析家,他的作品将精神分析理论与神秘和神秘思想相结合.
- 他的贡献往往被他的个人生活和最终的自杀所掩盖,导致他的创新思想被忽视.
研究的目的:
- 提供赫伯特·西尔贝勒理论的文化,个人和理论背景的详细阐述.
- 根据自己的优点重新评估Silberer的作品,超越强调他的自杀.
- 为了突出Silberer的创新思维以及他对当代人的影响.
主要方法:
- 对Silberer的著作和传记材料进行历史分析.
- 考察他那个时代的文化和知识环境.
- 对Silberer的理论与精神分析和神秘传统进行比较分析.
主要成果:
- 西尔贝勒是一个创新的思想家,受到西方神秘传统的影响.
- 他的理论旨在使理性主义的精神分析解释与对神秘经验的非简约方法相协调.
- 西尔贝勒的自杀很可能受到个人,家庭和职业因素的结合的影响,而不仅仅是外部的批评.
结论:
- 赫伯特·西尔贝勒的精神分析理论,整合理性和神秘的元素,值得更大的学术关注.
- 对西尔贝雷尔的全面理解需要承认他的智力贡献,以及他生命的复杂性.
- 对Silberer作品的进一步研究可以为更广泛的精神分析思想格局及其与灵性的交叉提供独特的见解.
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