Article ID: CBB000740584

The Force of Ideas (2005)

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The Force of Ideas describes a little-known aspect of both educational history and Viennese psychoanalysis during the interwar years: the movement for psychoanalytic pedagogy. The author traces her father's own story, beginning with his application to the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society for training as a psychoanalytic pedagogue, as a way to follow this now-forgotten movement. Psychoanalytic pedagogues saw themselves as part of building a democratic socialism in Austria by bringing a psychoanalytic understanding of themselves and others to teaching. The movement was cut short by the Anschluss, as psychoanalysts and psychoanalytic pedagogues, most of whom were Jews, escaped Austria. Although some of the ideas developed during the interwar years continued as émigrés worked in clinics, child welfare organizations, and schools, in the face of survival and assimilation in postwar US, an identifiable theory and practice of psychoanalytic pedagogy were largely lost.

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Authors & Contributors
Holzer, Gerhard
Jean Leduc
Malinconico, Angelo
Zuccheri, Luciana
Valerie K. Otero
Shapira, Elana
Journals
Science and Education
History of Education
Social History of Medicine
Osiris: A Research Journal Devoted to the History of Science and Its Cultural Influences
Histoire & Mesure
Asclepio: Archivo Iberoamericano de Historia de la Medicina
Publishers
Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht
Raffaello Cortina Editore
Yale University Press
Sense Publishers
Routledge
Palgrave Macmillan
Concepts
Education
Teaching; pedagogy
Psychology
Psychoanalysis
Physics
Interdisciplinary approach to knowledge
People
Lavisse, Ernest
Vsesvâtskij, Boris Vasil'evič
Jacob, Josef
Mach, Ernst
Lysenko, Trofim Denisovich
Jung, Carl Gustav
Time Periods
20th century, early
19th century
20th century
21st century
Early modern
Renaissance
Places
Austria
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Switzerland
Latin America
Institutions
Universität Wien (University of Vienna)
Habsburg, House of
Université de Paris
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