Nietzsches Befreiung der Philosophie

Stegmaier, Werner

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“…Der gelehrte Dominikaner Heinrich Siso Denifle, der "letzte [] große [] Lutherhasser" [70,71] zeichnete 1904 in seinem Werk "Luther und das Luthertum" Luther als moralisch-minderwertigen Charakter. Kretschmer, so Stegmaier, sah in Luther 1918 eine Mischung von expansiv-sensitiven Charakterzügen vereint [72]. Friedrich Nietzsche, Sohn eines lutherischen Pastors, typisierte "Luther bis zur Karikatur psychologisch" zum "Typus des trotzig religiösen Fanatikers" [72] [73].…”

Section: Zur Psychopathologie Martin Luthers Gemäß Psychopathographisunclassified

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500 Jahre Reformation: Zur Historie der Pathographie Martin Luthers und ethischen Implikationen

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Loew

2017

Fortschr Neurol Psychiatr

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In the context of the 500th anniversary of the Reformation, it is time to take a survey of the history of Martin Luther's (1483-1546) pathography and to deduce possible conclusions from it for psychiatric practice. In a 1035-page work written in German between 1937 and 1941, the Dane Paul Reiter retrospectively diagnosed Luther as manic-depressive. In 1956, Grossmann was unable to prove persistent synchronicity of depressive mood and reduced motivation in Luther in the key years 1527 and 1528, which led him to conclude that Luther had a cyclothymic personality with a pyknic constitution. One very central source of Luther's life's work may have arisen from the tension between emotional constraints and crises of faith, on the one hand, and resilience and trust in God, on the other. Luther can be used as an example of the importance of religiousness as a curative resource for the psyche.

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Section: Zur Psychopathologie Martin Luthers Gemäß Psychopathographisunclassified

“…Kretschmer, so Stegmaier, sah in Luther 1918 eine Mischung von expansiv-sensitiven Charakterzügen vereint [72]. Friedrich Nietzsche, Sohn eines lutherischen Pastors, typisierte "Luther bis zur Karikatur psychologisch" zum "Typus des trotzig religiösen Fanatikers" [72] [73].…”

Section: Zur Psychopathologie Martin Luthers Gemäß Psychopathographisunclassified