Marvin Goldwert
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 710102 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Marvin Goldwert |
| NOMBRES | Marvin |
| APELLIDO | Goldwert |
| FIRMA | GOLDWERT M |
| AFILIACIONES | New York Institute of Technology |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1959 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1995 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A Forgotten Pioneer
This paper revives the memory of Anton T. Boisen, a pioneer in the study of the relationship between religious feeling and the psychoses
Contributions to Psychohistory
In this paper is described a psychohistorical concept from a now-forgotten treatise by Walter Abell
Solipsism and Schizophrenia
This paper describes how a schizophrenic, torn by painful feelings of centrality, may resort to a form of solipsism, contending that horrific historical processes like World War II occurred not in external history but in his own mind
Psychology and History
Paranoia and the Accidental
After commenting on the concept of teleological thinking in paranoia, giving diverse examples of a patient's personal reliogiosity, the point is made that a patient's recovery is heralded by the acceptance of the accidental in life
Erotic Paranoid Reaction, the Imaginary Lover, and the Benign Conspiracy
This paper describes how an erotic paranoid reaction, when linked to fantasies of benign conspiratorial persecution by the hospital and the milieu, might merge as the grandiose messiah-complex
Teleology and Paranoia
This paper describes how a paranoid patient, having feelings of guilt and fear and a messianic grandiosity, may construct a teleology based on cosmic bisexuality, by which meaning may be given to his suffering
Psychology and History
This article stresses the potential utility of Gardner Murphy's biosocial concept of situationism to both historians and psychologists. This concept may be viewed as a bridge between Freudian (biological) and neo-psychoanalytical emphasis on culture
The Schizophrenic, Religio-Egocentricity, and the Green Crucifix
The Psychiatrist as Shaman
This paper describes an analogy between the primitive shaman's emotional illness, and its control, and the schizophrenic episodes of Harry Stack Sullivan, the founder of the interpersonal school of psychiatry. Like the primitive shaman, Sullivan partially overcame his illnesses, drawing from his psychoses the insights through which he healed others
Contributions to the History of Psychology
Temporal Integration and Psychohistory
Citing Hearnshaw and Gombrich on the concept of temporal integration, this paper briefly suggests the utility of this concept to the psychohistorian. A case study on the Aztecs, as viewed by historian William H. Prescott, illustrates this theme
Temporal Integration and Psychohistory
Creative Personality in Schizophreniform Disorder
This paper sets forth the contention that a schizophreniform disorder can enhance creativity. Given the usual brief duration of no more than six months, this disorder may enable the resilient ego of a creative person to descend temporarily into the symbolic sea of the unconscious. With such broadening of the person's symbolic experience in the unconscious, in the postpsychotic period the person may be able to forge symbols into novel concepts thr…
Bipolar Depression as the Prelude to Schizoaffective Disorder
The Schizophrenic, Religio-Egocentricity, and the Green Crucifix
This paper suggests how, in a schizophrenic disorder, the messianic patient may merge color-symbolization (green) and religious-symbolization (the crucifix) into one symbol (the green crucifix) wherein for some psychotics a personal conception of God and the psychosis may take on the symbol of the green crucifix
Contributions to the History of Psychology
This paper suggests how Kurt Lewin's concept of “the ahistorical past” may provide one key to reconciling history and social psychology. In so doing, it shows how historical residues, rather than objective events, may combine with contemporary motivation to shape current behavior
Bipolar Depression as the Prelude to Schizoaffective Disorder
Contending that the mind of a creative person is often characterized by thin boundaries between the ego and the unconscious, this paper proposes how, on the manic side of bipolar depression, a creative ego may temporarily make great strides in intellectuality and creativity. However, as this process proceeds, a creative ego may lose its boundaries with the unconscious, and a schizoaffective disorder may emerge
Contributions to Psychohistory
In urging a conceptual, rather than a biographical, approach to psychohistory, this paper is a plea to psychohistorians to draw light from the creative flame of the pioneers: Freud, Adler, Jung, Rank, and Sullivan. Beginning with the Freudian concept of the psychic unity of mankind, the paper attempts to show how some of the insights of the pioneers are more valuable as integrating ideas for world history than as formulae for deciphering biograph…
Contributions to Psychohistory
Contributions to Psychohistory
In bridging the divide between psychology and history, this paper moves beyond Freud's psycho-analogical method. Rejecting most psychobiography as well as a return to traditional, positivistic sequence-oriented history, the author proposes to adapt and apply the concepts of “the digested past” from humanistic psychology along with the doctrine of “historicity” from existential philosophy. The foregoing are applied to a case study drawn from Mexic…
Of Time and Historical Perspective
Emphasizing the importance of time as the medium for both historical and psychological analysis, this paper traces the ego's consciousness of time from childhood to adulthood. This evolution is climaxed in late adolescence by the development of historical perspective, and thereafter the ego fuses time and history through a form of artistic reconstruction
Of Time and Historical Perspective
Religio-Egocentricity in Reactive Schizophrenia
Contending that a religious impulse exists in the unconscious, this paper emphasizes the role of the ego in shaping that impulse in Reactive Schizophrenia. After describing religiosity in the adolescent neurotic and schizoidal personalities, the core of the paper shows how the "fractured ego" in Reactive Schizophrenia can range far and wide in building religious systems which, though bizarre, are often impressive in their complexity. The paper co…
Of Time and Historical Perspective
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The Rise of Modern Militarism in Argentina
WXC HEP;N IN 1930 factions of the army overthrew the Radical regime of Hipolito Yrigoyen, the action marked the emergence of modern militarism in Argentina. Modern Argentine militarism is distinguished from previous military intervention in politics by the fact that since 1930 professional army officers rather than civilian politicians have exercised revolutionary leadership. Prior to that date the Argentine army or factions thereof had served as…
The Search for the Lost Father-Figure in Spanish American History
Sigmund Freud was more than the father of psychoanalysis; he was also one of the great classical philosophers of history. In Freud's historical thought, we have the framework for an analysis of the past which parallels the formation of neuroses in the life history of the individual. Like psychological man, historical man is the victim of events (trauma) from the past. Etched on the brain of historical man, are memories which endure through time, …
Matías Romero and Congressional Opposition to Seward's Policy Toward the French Intervention in Mexico
During the period of the French intervention in Mexico (1862-1867), the United States Secretary of State, William H. Seward, pursued a policy which historians have aptly termed “ cautious moderation ” and “ masterly inactivity.” Caught between the fear of French recognition of the Confederacy, or even a French-Confederate alliance, and outright war with France, Seward steered a middle course. The French government was informed that the United Sta…
Biografías de oidores del siglo XVII y otros estudios
Matías Romero and Congressional Opposition to Seward's Policy Toward the French Intervention in Mexico
During the period of the French intervention in Mexico (1862-1867), the United States Secretary of State, William H. Seward, pursued a policy which historians have aptly termed “ cautious moderation ” and “ masterly inactivity.” Caught between the fear of French recognition of the Confederacy, or even a French-Confederate alliance, and outright war with France, Seward steered a middle course. The French government was informed that the United Sta…
The Rise of Modern Militarism in Argentina
WXC HEP;N IN 1930 factions of the army overthrew the Radical regime of Hipolito Yrigoyen, the action marked the emergence of modern militarism in Argentina. Modern Argentine militarism is distinguished from previous military intervention in politics by the fact that since 1930 professional army officers rather than civilian politicians have exercised revolutionary leadership. Prior to that date the Argentine army or factions thereof had served as…
Democracy, Militarism, and Nationalism in Argentina, 1930–1966
Until 1930, Argentina was one of the great hopes for stable democracy in Latin America. Argentines themselves believed in the destiny of their nation to become the leading Latin American country in wealth, power, and culture. But the revolution of 1930 unleashed the scourges of modern militarism and chronic instability in the land. Between 1930 and 1966, the Argentine armed forces, or factions of the armed forces, overthrew the government five ti…
Democracy, Militarism, and Nationalism in Argentina, 1930-1966
The Search for the Lost Father-Figure in Spanish American History
Sigmund Freud was more than the father of psychoanalysis; he was also one of the great classical philosophers of history. In Freud's historical thought, we have the framework for an analysis of the past which parallels the formation of neuroses in the life history of the individual. Like psychological man, historical man is the victim of events (trauma) from the past. Etched on the brain of historical man, are memories which endure through time, …
La expedición al desierto y los salesianos, 1879
Toynbee and Jung
Psychic Conflict in Spanish America
Otto rank and man's urge to immortality
Otto Rank, one of Sigmund Freud's original followers, posited the existence of an "urge to immortality" as man's deepest drive. In his Psychology and the Soul, Rank traced the desire for immortality through four historical eras, with particular emphasis on the creativity of the hero and the artist. By the end of his life, Rank had not only repudiated orthodox psychoanalysis and developed then abandoned a psychology of the will, he had moved "beyo…
Of Time and Historical Perspective
Emphasizing the importance of time as the medium for both historical and psychological analysis, this paper traces the ego's consciousness of time from childhood to adulthood. This evolution is climaxed in late adolescence by the development of historical perspective, and thereafter the ego fuses time and history through a form of artistic reconstruction
Of Time and Historical Perspective
Religio-Egocentricity in Reactive Schizophrenia
Contending that a religious impulse exists in the unconscious, this paper emphasizes the role of the ego in shaping that impulse in Reactive Schizophrenia. After describing religiosity in the adolescent neurotic and schizoidal personalities, the core of the paper shows how the "fractured ego" in Reactive Schizophrenia can range far and wide in building religious systems which, though bizarre, are often impressive in their complexity. The paper co…
Of Time and Historical Perspective
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Contributions to Psychohistory
In urging a conceptual, rather than a biographical, approach to psychohistory, this paper is a plea to psychohistorians to draw light from the creative flame of the pioneers: Freud, Adler, Jung, Rank, and Sullivan. Beginning with the Freudian concept of the psychic unity of mankind, the paper attempts to show how some of the insights of the pioneers are more valuable as integrating ideas for world history than as formulae for deciphering biograph…
Contributions to Psychohistory
Contributions to Psychohistory
In bridging the divide between psychology and history, this paper moves beyond Freud's psycho-analogical method. Rejecting most psychobiography as well as a return to traditional, positivistic sequence-oriented history, the author proposes to adapt and apply the concepts of “the digested past” from humanistic psychology along with the doctrine of “historicity” from existential philosophy. The foregoing are applied to a case study drawn from Mexic…
The Schizophrenic, Religio-Egocentricity, and the Green Crucifix
The Psychiatrist as Shaman
This paper describes an analogy between the primitive shaman's emotional illness, and its control, and the schizophrenic episodes of Harry Stack Sullivan, the founder of the interpersonal school of psychiatry. Like the primitive shaman, Sullivan partially overcame his illnesses, drawing from his psychoses the insights through which he healed others
Contributions to the History of Psychology
Temporal Integration and Psychohistory
Citing Hearnshaw and Gombrich on the concept of temporal integration, this paper briefly suggests the utility of this concept to the psychohistorian. A case study on the Aztecs, as viewed by historian William H. Prescott, illustrates this theme
Temporal Integration and Psychohistory
Creative Personality in Schizophreniform Disorder
This paper sets forth the contention that a schizophreniform disorder can enhance creativity. Given the usual brief duration of no more than six months, this disorder may enable the resilient ego of a creative person to descend temporarily into the symbolic sea of the unconscious. With such broadening of the person's symbolic experience in the unconscious, in the postpsychotic period the person may be able to forge symbols into novel concepts thr…
Bipolar Depression as the Prelude to Schizoaffective Disorder
The Schizophrenic, Religio-Egocentricity, and the Green Crucifix
This paper suggests how, in a schizophrenic disorder, the messianic patient may merge color-symbolization (green) and religious-symbolization (the crucifix) into one symbol (the green crucifix) wherein for some psychotics a personal conception of God and the psychosis may take on the symbol of the green crucifix
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