2006
DOI: 10.14361/9783839405024-006
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Bruno Bettelheim (1903-1990) und die Konzentrationslager

Abstract: Der Entstehungszusammenhang des bekannten Aufsatzes Bruno Bettelheims 'Individual and Mass Behavior in Extreme Situations' wird analysiert und die zentralen Aussagen werden diskutiert und mit Argumenten und Interpretationen anderer Autoren und Autorinnen, vornehmlich solcher, die selbst über KZ-Erfahrungen verfügen, konfrontiert. Seine These, dass "alte" Häftlinge sich mit der Gestapo/SS identifizierten, hat an Bedeutung gewonnen, was auch mit der "Psychoanalytisierung" seines Ansatzes zu tun hat. Sie ist häuf… Show more

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“…He was therefore well known to the authors of The Authoritarian Personality . However, Bettelheim’s observations were empirically flawed (Fleck and Müller, 2006) and his thesis has been criticised by various sociologists (see Kranebitter, 2017; Kranebitter and Fleck, 2018, for details). In short, identification was not, in fact, found to be empirically true, either in the concentration camps or in San Quentin.…”
Section: Criminal ‘Pseudo Rebellions’mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He was therefore well known to the authors of The Authoritarian Personality . However, Bettelheim’s observations were empirically flawed (Fleck and Müller, 2006) and his thesis has been criticised by various sociologists (see Kranebitter, 2017; Kranebitter and Fleck, 2018, for details). In short, identification was not, in fact, found to be empirically true, either in the concentration camps or in San Quentin.…”
Section: Criminal ‘Pseudo Rebellions’mentioning
confidence: 99%