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Biological Parallels to Freud's Theory of Drives. Experimental Contributions to the Dynamics and Economy of Drive Conflict.
Biologische Parallelen zu Freuds Trieblehre. Experimentelle Beiträge zur Dynamik und Ökonomie des Triebkonflikts.
"Biologische Parallelen zu Freuds Trieblehre. Experimentelle Beiträge zur Dynamik und Ökonomie des Triebkonflikts" (Biological Parallels to Freud's Theory of Drives. Experimental Contributions to the Dynamics and Economy of Drive Conflict):
It was written by Rudolf Brun and published in 1926. It is a 31-page pamphlet that was published in the journal Imago. The book draws parallels between Freud's theory of drives and biological phenomena such as tropisms, reflexes, and instincts. Brun argues that Freud's theory of drives can be used to explain a wide range of human behavior, including normal and abnormal behavior. The book was well-received by Freud and other psychoanalysts.
Relationship to Sigmund Freud:
Freud was aware of Brun's work and was impressed by it. He wrote a preface to the book, in which he praised Brun's work and said that it was "a valuable contribution to the study of the instincts." Freud also corresponded with Brun on several occasions.
Significance:
Brun's book was one of the first attempts to provide a biological basis for Freud's theory of drives. It helped to establish Freud's theory as a legitimate scientific theory. The book is still considered to be a valuable contribution to the study of the instincts.
Author: Rudolf Brun
Dated: 1929
Pages: 31
Publisher: Internationaler Psychoanalytischer
Edition: 1st
Size: 8vo
Binding: Trade Wraps
Type: Science Medicine
Subject: Psychology Sigmund Freud
Condition Report: Minor chipping cover edge. Good Plus or better
Biologische Parallelen zu Freuds Trieblehre. Experimentelle Beiträge zur Dynamik und Ökonomie des Triebkonflikts.
"Biologische Parallelen zu Freuds Trieblehre. Experimentelle Beiträge zur Dynamik und Ökonomie des Triebkonflikts" (Biological Parallels to Freud's Theory of Drives. Experimental Contributions to the Dynamics and Economy of Drive Conflict):
It was written by Rudolf Brun and published in 1926. It is a 31-page pamphlet that was published in the journal Imago. The book draws parallels between Freud's theory of drives and biological phenomena such as tropisms, reflexes, and instincts. Brun argues that Freud's theory of drives can be used to explain a wide range of human behavior, including normal and abnormal behavior. The book was well-received by Freud and other psychoanalysts.
Relationship to Sigmund Freud:
Freud was aware of Brun's work and was impressed by it. He wrote a preface to the book, in which he praised Brun's work and said that it was "a valuable contribution to the study of the instincts." Freud also corresponded with Brun on several occasions.
Significance:
Brun's book was one of the first attempts to provide a biological basis for Freud's theory of drives. It helped to establish Freud's theory as a legitimate scientific theory. The book is still considered to be a valuable contribution to the study of the instincts.
Author: Rudolf Brun
Dated: 1929
Pages: 31
Publisher: Internationaler Psychoanalytischer
Edition: 1st
Size: 8vo
Binding: Trade Wraps
Type: Science Medicine
Subject: Psychology Sigmund Freud
Condition Report: Minor chipping cover edge. Good Plus or better
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