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Erik H. Erikson

    15 giugno 1902 – 12 maggio 1994

    Questo psicologo e psicoanalista tedesco-americano è rinomato per la sua teoria sullo sviluppo psicosociale umano. È forse più famoso per aver coniato l'espressione "crisi d'identità". Il suo lavoro approfondisce la psicologia dello sviluppo, influenzando significativamente la comprensione della crescita umana. Nonostante la mancanza di una laurea, ha ricoperto cattedre in prestigiose istituzioni.

    Erik H. Erikson
    Young Man Luther. A Study in Psychoanalysis and History
    Gandhi's Truth
    Life hHstory and the Historical Moment
    Childhood and Society
    The Erik Erikson Reader
    A Way of Looking at Things
    • 2001

      The Erik Erikson Reader

      • 528pagine
      • 19 ore di lettura

      Erik H. Erikson's groundbreaking contributions to psychoanalysis and human development explore the stages of growth, identity formation, and the interplay between individual progress and historical context. His concepts of "identity crisis" and "life cycle" offer a framework for understanding psychological development within societal and cultural influences. This comprehensive reader includes key writings from Erikson's career, highlighting his impact on child psychology, lifespan development, leadership, and moral growth.

      The Erik Erikson Reader
    • 1996

      A Way of Looking at Things

      Selected Papers, 1930-1980

      • 812pagine
      • 29 ore di lettura

      The collection showcases the evolution of ideas over 50 years, starting from early psychoanalytic experiences in Vienna. It encompasses diverse topics, including children's play, child psychoanalysis, adult dreams, and cross-cultural observations, as well as insights into young adulthood and the life cycle. Additionally, it features reminiscences about influential colleagues like Anna Freud and Ruth Benedict, highlighting their significant impact on Erikson's professional journey.

      A Way of Looking at Things
    • 1993

      In this study of Mahatma Gandhi, psychoanalyst Erik H. Erikson explores how Gandhi succeeded in mobilizing the Indian people both spiritually and politically as he became the revolutionary innovator of militant non-violence and India became the motherland of large-scale civil disobedience.

      Gandhi's Truth
    • 1988

      Erik H. Erikson beschreibt in diesem Resümee seines Werkes die Elemente einer psychoanalytischen Theorie der psychosozialen Entwicklung, und zwar so, daß dabei der historische und autobiographische Kontext ihrer Entdeckung deutlich wird.

      Der vollständige Lebenszyklus
    • 1978

      Auch in diesem Buch arbeitet Erikson an der Frage weiter, die sein Lebenswerk bestimmt: wie greifen die Stufen der Entwicklung eines einzelnen Menschen und die grundlegenden Institutionen der menschlichen Gesellschaft ineinander? Die Entwicklung eines Sinnes für Realitiät und der Fähigkeit ihrer spielerischen Meisterung hängt offenbar von der Beziehung zwischen dem ab, was sich von Generation zu Generation wiederholt, und dem, was in einer neuen Zeit wirklich neu ist. Dies ist die Perspektive, unter der Erikson die evolutionären und ontogenetischen Anfänge menschlichen Spielens untersucht. Welche (nicht bloß metaphorischen) Beziehungen bestehen zwischen den Mitteln, mit denen das Kind, und den Mitteln, mit denen der Erwachsene seine Realität konstruiert?

      Kinderspiel und politische Phantasie
    • 1975

      PrefaceAcknowledgments1/Backgrounds & origins"Identity crisis" in autobiographic perspectiveFreud's posthumous publications: reviews. A historic friendship: Freud's letters to Fliess; A questionable cooperation: the Wilson bookPostscript & outlook2/In search of GandhiOn the nature of "psycho-historical" evidenceFreedom & nonviolence3/Protest & liberationReflections on the revolt of humanist youthOnce more the inner spacePsychoanalysis: adjustment or freedom?NotesIndex

      Life hHstory and the Historical Moment