Fundamentals of Fear was first published in 1961 and is now in its 42nd edition. The Fritz Riemann classic Over the Fear is not an ideology, but a description of the vast order of the world system on a human scale. Exact in this lies the brilliance of his works, a self-contained system derived from the kosmischen Naturgesetze governing our world. The gilding of his book corresponds to the logical conclusion of his approach: The fear of surrender; the fear of self-destruction; the fear of change; and the fear of necessity. In the conclusion, he summarizes his argument and conveys a comprehensive understanding of the subject of anxiety. The first fundamentals of fear are described by Riemann in terms of the Earth's rotation, namely that we are to be a unique individual, self-contained and self-contained in relation to others, that we are to be unchangeable persons, not interchangeable massenmensch. This naturally arouses all the fear that threatens us when we distinguish ourselves from others and emerge from the Geborgenheit of Dazugehrens and Commonality, as Einsamkeit and Isolation imply. This kind of anxiety is consistent with depressed states of mind.
We are to be a unique individuality, defining our own identity and defining ourselves against other individuals' identities. --> We are to trust the world, life, and other people, and to entrust ourselves to them.
We should persist in our efforts, create plne, and carry them out in a sustainable and goal-oriented manner —> We should transform ourselves, bringing about changes and developments, and relinquishing falsehoods and habits.
The many personality types are discussed in relation to love, aggression, life history, examples, and illuminating considerations. By starting with the fundamentals of human existence, Riemann creates a character study that expands the disciplinary boundaries and provides all interested readers with insight into psychoanalytic practice. Seine 'Grundformen' - schizophrenia, depression, compulsion, and hysteria - have become an integral part of psychology. Riemann wünscht uns, dass wir more über die fundamentalen Hintergr14nde unseres Daseins erkennen, verstehen, und erf14llend gestalten. Throughout, he has maintained an unwavering focus on one goal: the full humanity and freedom of the human race. ...weitere Informationen
Individuals with schizophrenia are prone to aggression, whereas those with depression are prone to masochism.
The author briefly skizifies the schizophrenic Persnlichkeit. This provides the impetus for âEigendrehungâ and is fueled by fear of surrender, specifically fear of losing one's autonomy or independence. According to Riemann, this contributes to the fact that schizophrenic individuals attempt to avoid mglichkeitst any Gef14hle and contact with other meiden. Feste Bindungen are not their forte. Rather than that, they often exhibit a lack of sexuality and empathy and are prone to sadism and aggression. Riemann blamiert dieses Verhalten auf zu wenig or too much krperliche Nhe am Kindesalter, e.g., lieblose oder überprsente M14tter. However, even schizophrenic personalities have their flaws. Thus, according to Riemann, they are self-sufficient and unabhngig. Additionally, they rely on a competent Beobachtungsgabe.
