10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PSYCHOHISTORIES»
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psychohistories in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
psychohistories and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Making History: An Introduction to the History and Practices ...
14 Though bothworks have been defended asexplorations in psychohistory
rather thanserious historical expositions, they exemplify a faultlineinthe
psychohistorical literature:too many psychohistories havebeenwritten either
byamateur ...
Peter Lambert, Phillipp Schofield, 2004
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Multicultural/Multiracial Psychology: Mestizo Perspectives ...
... individual psychohistories, and family and community psychohistories are all
important to a psychology of the Americas. Every person, every family, and every
community can offer valuable lessons about survival and adjustment. Perhaps ...
3
Plague and Its Consequences: Oxford Bibliographies Online ...
Psychohistories and the History of Mentalities Historical works such as
Camporeale 1989 and Binion 2005 have used psychoanalytical tools to
understand the mental consequences of plague for European populations. In
charting shifts in ...
Oxford University Press, 2010
When they do, it is in one of four ways: sectarian treatments, psychohistories,
edited volumes, or none sectarian book~length treatments by solo authors.
Examples of sectarian treatments are books that address Buddhism (Epstein,
1995; ...
Randall Lehmann Sorenson, 2013
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Curriculum and the Holocaust: Competing Sites of Memory and ...
Psychohistories can broadly be dividedintotwokinds: psychobiographies (
Binion1976; Rappoport, 1975;Waite, 1977; Erikson, 1976)andsocial
psychohistories (Lifton, 1986; Reich, 1933/1945; Lowenberg, 1983; Adorno,1950
; Horkheimer, ...
“Lord! Don't go on. Tedious, tedious! Remember we twice prepared presentence
psychohistories on that bastard.” “He must not get away!” McMahon shook his
head. “Why are you launching a third trial? Beats me! Your nomination is assured
, ...
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Perception of Reality And the Fate of a Civilization: ...
Read just about any history of a movement of any sort, or biographies, or
psychohistories, and you find the writer depicting the thinking of his/her subject in
terms of its antecedents. The current state of a given body of ideas is often
explained in ...
Richard J. Robertson, 2003
Although she never earned a Ph.D. she became a full professor of history at
UCLA and became eminent for her psychohistories of Joseph Smith, Jr.,
Thaddeus Stevens, Sir Richard Burton, Thomas Jefferson and Richard Nixon.
Richard Lynn ...
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The Structure of Mind in History: Five Major Figures in ...
Yet studies of shamanism and of the role of shamans in a great many cultures
show how schizoid trances or seizures can play a social role, and
psychohistories of modern mass movements show how communities in crisis
chose leaders ...
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The International Self: Psychoanalysis and the Search for ...
... con- structivists have recently called for exploring the potential that
psychoanalysis holds for understanding international politics.5 Thus, unlike the
prevailing psychoanalytic approaches in international relations — namely,
psychohistories of ...
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PSYCHOHISTORIES»
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psychohistories is used in the context of the following news items.
The Big Necessity: The Unmentionable World of Human Waste and …
And when Eric Erickson studied Luther in the greatest of all psychohistories, Young Man Luther, Erickson saw affirmation of his own rigidly staged cycles of ... «Bookslut, Dec 08»
