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Franz Maciejewski

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ID4055206
NAMEFranz Maciejewski
GIVEN NAMESFranz
FAMILY NAMEMaciejewski
SIGNATUREMACIEJEWSKI F
AFFILIATIONSInstitut für Sozialforschung an der Universität Frankfurt
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS5
TOTAL CITATIONS5
AUTHOR COUNT5
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1972
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2009
H-INDEX1
  • Der Streit zwischen Apophis und Sekenenre. Ein gedächtnisgeschichtlicher und ethnopsychoanalytischer Zugang zu einer Erzählung aus ramessidischer Zeit

    Franz Maciejewski•CHAPTER•Das Erzählen in frühen Hochkulturen•2009

  • Das Erzählen in frühen Hochkulturen: I. Der Fall Ägypten

    Amr El Hawary, Wolfgang Raible et al.•BOOK•Das Erzählen in frühen Hochkulturen•2009

    Das Erzählen in frühen Hochkulturen widmet sich in seinem ersten Band „Der Fall Ägypten“ der Vielfalt erzählerischer Funktionen und Kontexte in der altägyptischen Kultur. Das Erzählen spielte in frühen Hochkulturen wie dem Alten Ägypten eine wesentlich größere Rolle als in unseren modernen Kulturen. Neben dem alltäglichen Erzählen erfuhr das außeralltägliche, besonders geformte Erzählen eine hervorgehobene Bedeutung – beispielsweise im Kontext vo…

  • Minna Bernays as "Mrs. Freud": What Sort of Relationship Did Sigmund Freud Have with His Sister-in-Law

    Franz Maciejewski•ARTICLE•American imago•2008

    In the context of the current debate about the implications of the overnight stay of Freud and Minna Bernays in Maloja in 1898, the present article looks closely at the entire story of their relationship. Almost from the beginning in 1882, Freud felt attracted to his sister-in-law and wrote her tender letters—the prelude of a constantly renewed ambivalent offer of a relationship. Freud's behavior is to be understood only in the light of the basic…

  • "Freud, His Wife, and His "Wife

    Franz Maciejewski, Jeremy Gaines•ARTICLE•American imago•2006•Cited by: 4

    Freud, His Wife, and His "Wife" Franz Maciejewski Translated by Jeremy Gaines, Peter J., and Julia Swales Whoever undertakes to concern himself with the life of the founder of psychoanalysis is veritably bound to concede that Sigmund Freud, that great solver of riddles, has, in Peter Gay's words (1990), "left behind some intriguing private mysteries" of his own that are difficult of decipherment. "Probably the most titillating" of all these enigm…

  • Sinn, Reflexion und System / Meaning, Reflection, and System: Über die vergessene Dialektik bei Niklas Luhmann

    Franz Maciejewski•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für Soziologie•1972•Cited by: 1•References: 3

    Taking LUHMANN’s theory of evolution as an instance, it can be demonstrated that a concept of meaning compatible with the categories of systems theory is bound to neglect important dimensions of socio-cultural development. The attempt to vindicate this very limitation by drawing a line between social systems and organisms is proved problematical in the context of the ,Meaning vs. Life’ debate. At the same time, employment of the term ’evolutionar…

  • "Freud, His Wife, and His "Wife

    Franz Maciejewski, Jeremy Gaines•ARTICLE•American imago•2006•Cited by: 4

    Freud, His Wife, and His "Wife" Franz Maciejewski Translated by Jeremy Gaines, Peter J., and Julia Swales Whoever undertakes to concern himself with the life of the founder of psychoanalysis is veritably bound to concede that Sigmund Freud, that great solver of riddles, has, in Peter Gay's words (1990), "left behind some intriguing private mysteries" of his own that are difficult of decipherment. "Probably the most titillating" of all these enigm…

  • Sinn, Reflexion und System / Meaning, Reflection, and System: Über die vergessene Dialektik bei Niklas Luhmann

    Franz Maciejewski•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für Soziologie•1972•Cited by: 1•References: 3

    Taking LUHMANN’s theory of evolution as an instance, it can be demonstrated that a concept of meaning compatible with the categories of systems theory is bound to neglect important dimensions of socio-cultural development. The attempt to vindicate this very limitation by drawing a line between social systems and organisms is proved problematical in the context of the ,Meaning vs. Life’ debate. At the same time, employment of the term ’evolutionar…

  • Sinn, Reflexion und System / Meaning, Reflection, and System: Über die vergessene Dialektik bei Niklas Luhmann

    Franz Maciejewski•ARTICLE•Zeitschrift für Soziologie•1972•Cited by: 1•References: 3

    Taking LUHMANN’s theory of evolution as an instance, it can be demonstrated that a concept of meaning compatible with the categories of systems theory is bound to neglect important dimensions of socio-cultural development. The attempt to vindicate this very limitation by drawing a line between social systems and organisms is proved problematical in the context of the ,Meaning vs. Life’ debate. At the same time, employment of the term ’evolutionar…

  • "Freud, His Wife, and His "Wife

    Franz Maciejewski, Jeremy Gaines•ARTICLE•American imago•2006•Cited by: 4

    Freud, His Wife, and His "Wife" Franz Maciejewski Translated by Jeremy Gaines, Peter J., and Julia Swales Whoever undertakes to concern himself with the life of the founder of psychoanalysis is veritably bound to concede that Sigmund Freud, that great solver of riddles, has, in Peter Gay's words (1990), "left behind some intriguing private mysteries" of his own that are difficult of decipherment. "Probably the most titillating" of all these enigm…

  • Minna Bernays as "Mrs. Freud": What Sort of Relationship Did Sigmund Freud Have with His Sister-in-Law

    Franz Maciejewski•ARTICLE•American imago•2008

    In the context of the current debate about the implications of the overnight stay of Freud and Minna Bernays in Maloja in 1898, the present article looks closely at the entire story of their relationship. Almost from the beginning in 1882, Freud felt attracted to his sister-in-law and wrote her tender letters—the prelude of a constantly renewed ambivalent offer of a relationship. Freud's behavior is to be understood only in the light of the basic…

  • Der Streit zwischen Apophis und Sekenenre. Ein gedächtnisgeschichtlicher und ethnopsychoanalytischer Zugang zu einer Erzählung aus ramessidischer Zeit

    Franz Maciejewski•CHAPTER•Das Erzählen in frühen Hochkulturen•2009

  • Das Erzählen in frühen Hochkulturen: I. Der Fall Ägypten

    Amr El Hawary, Wolfgang Raible et al.•BOOK•Das Erzählen in frühen Hochkulturen•2009

    Das Erzählen in frühen Hochkulturen widmet sich in seinem ersten Band „Der Fall Ägypten“ der Vielfalt erzählerischer Funktionen und Kontexte in der altägyptischen Kultur. Das Erzählen spielte in frühen Hochkulturen wie dem Alten Ägypten eine wesentlich größere Rolle als in unseren modernen Kulturen. Neben dem alltäglichen Erzählen erfuhr das außeralltägliche, besonders geformte Erzählen eine hervorgehobene Bedeutung – beispielsweise im Kontext vo…

Philosophy (4 works) · Art (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Academic and Historical Perspectives in Psychology (2 works) · Ancient Egypt and Archaeology (2 works) · Ancient Near East History (2 works) · Historical, Religious, and Philosophical Studies (2 works) · Psychoanalysis (2 works) · Sister (2 works)

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