Kurt Riezler
Biographic Data
| ID | 247662 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kurt Riezler |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kurt |
| FAMILY NAME | Riezler |
| SIGNATURE | RIEZLER K |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1941 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2015 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Will to Power: An Inquiry by Trial and Error
[originally published in Volume 9, No. 1] Excerpt: "...Every portion of the mysterious thing physicists call matter is surrounded by a field of force — in classical physics matter itself is a field of force. I dare say every human being is surrounded by a mental field, which is a field of force. In mental contact with any other person you enter a vectorial field, which demands a certain behavior: you respond unconsciously by a certain 'adjustment…
Discussion by Kurt Riezler
"Comments on Kattsoff's "Physics and Reality
The Social Psychology of Fear
"Collective insecurity," the nightmare of modern industrial society, is a psychological phenomenon of some complexity. It is not merely the economic insecurity caused by mass unemployment. In an article in Social Research (September, 1943) on the psychology of the modern revolution I characterized the kind of fear which in times of crisis befalls the ordinary citizen as "fear of the unknown." An analysis of this phenomenon presupposes an inquiry …
Comment on the Social Psychology of Shame
Shame is neither a purely social nor a merely sexual phenomenon. Its universality points to a fundamental pattern of human life. Shame has a function in a process of formation which is both individual and social. This functional meaning can be constant thought the contents of shame vary and change. An analysis of the connotations of the words for shame in different languages suggests the relation between shame and awe. Pudenda and veneranda are i…
Homer's Contribution to the Meaning of Truth
Generals and Geographers: The Twilight of Geopolitics. Hans W. Weigert
From Copernicus to Einstein
The Roots of National Socialism.Rohan D'O. Butler
Pouvoir: Les genies invisibles de la cite.Guglielmo Ferrero
Physics and Reality
The Social Psychology of Fear
"Collective insecurity," the nightmare of modern industrial society, is a psychological phenomenon of some complexity. It is not merely the economic insecurity caused by mass unemployment. In an article in Social Research (September, 1943) on the psychology of the modern revolution I characterized the kind of fear which in times of crisis befalls the ordinary citizen as "fear of the unknown." An analysis of this phenomenon presupposes an inquiry …
The Roots of National Socialism.Rohan D'O. Butler
Physics and Reality
From Copernicus to Einstein
The Roots of National Socialism.Rohan D'O. Butler
Pouvoir: Les genies invisibles de la cite.Guglielmo Ferrero
Comment on the Social Psychology of Shame
Shame is neither a purely social nor a merely sexual phenomenon. Its universality points to a fundamental pattern of human life. Shame has a function in a process of formation which is both individual and social. This functional meaning can be constant thought the contents of shame vary and change. An analysis of the connotations of the words for shame in different languages suggests the relation between shame and awe. Pudenda and veneranda are i…
Homer's Contribution to the Meaning of Truth
Generals and Geographers: The Twilight of Geopolitics. Hans W. Weigert
"Comments on Kattsoff's "Physics and Reality
The Social Psychology of Fear
"Collective insecurity," the nightmare of modern industrial society, is a psychological phenomenon of some complexity. It is not merely the economic insecurity caused by mass unemployment. In an article in Social Research (September, 1943) on the psychology of the modern revolution I characterized the kind of fear which in times of crisis befalls the ordinary citizen as "fear of the unknown." An analysis of this phenomenon presupposes an inquiry …
Discussion by Kurt Riezler
Will to Power: An Inquiry by Trial and Error
[originally published in Volume 9, No. 1] Excerpt: "...Every portion of the mysterious thing physicists call matter is surrounded by a field of force — in classical physics matter itself is a field of force. I dare say every human being is surrounded by a mental field, which is a field of force. In mental contact with any other person you enter a vectorial field, which demands a certain behavior: you respond unconsciously by a certain 'adjustment…
Epistemology (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Physics (4 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Download (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Media studies (2 works)