Gustav von Bergmann
Pionier einer Wissenschaft der Psychosomatik
By (author) Alexandra Hünsche
Hardback (Published)
(November 2018)
ISBN: 9783847109051
6.3 x 9.33 inches
Price: $62.00
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Gustav von Bergmann (1878-1955), Internist und Lehrer Thure von Uexkulls, setzte mit seinem Konzept der Funktionellen Pathologie (1932) wesentliche Impulse einer noch heute bedeutsamen Psychosomatik.
“Illness as an expression of disturbed functions” is a concept which was firstly described by the psycho-social oriented internist Dr Gustav von Bergmann (1878-1955). With his theory of a functional pathology (1932) he postulated a dynamic course of disease, which can be related to severe affects and the individual live situation of the person in question. The author analyses the contributions of Gustav von Bergmann with regard to his influence on the psychosomatics in German speaking countries and puts them in relationship to his biography. Here, it becomes clear that he as a teacher of Thure von Uexkull set fundamental ideas for a still relevant psychosomatics.
- By (author) Alexandra Hünsche
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