[Schottlaender's heritage and psychoanalysis today].
Felix Schottlaender (1892-1958), one of the founders of the Stuttgart Institute for Psychotherapy, developed an original conception of psychic illness and cure. This conception is presented and its relevance for the actual psychoanalytic discussion is valued in five points: (1) The role of the mother, (2) ego psychology, (3) "blinding by images", (4) personal encounter in psychotherapy, (5) basic philosophical questions of psychoanalysis.
Institut für Pädagogik I, Universität Würzburg Lehrstuhl I.
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Schottlaenders Erbe und die Psychoanalyse heute.