Decoding the Past: The Psychohistorical ApproachKnopf, 1983 - 300 páginas In Decoding the Past, Peter Loewenberg has collected eleven of his brilliant essays on psychohistory, a discipline that has emerged from the synthesis of traditional historical analysis and clinical psychoanalysis. He surveys this relatively new fi eld-its methods and its problems-to show the special contributions that psychoanalysis can make to history. He then further explores the psychohistorical method by applying it to studies of personality, cultures, groups, and mass movements, demonstrating that psychohistory offers one of the most powerful of interpretive approaches to history. |
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A Statement on Method | 3 |
An Overview of the Field | 14 |
Emotional Problems of Graduate Education | 48 |
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