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Riemann, Fritz
Die Fähigkeit zu lieben
Mit einem Geleitwort von Hans Jellouschek
11. Auflage 2013. 139 Seiten.
(ISBN 978-3-497-02376-9) kt
€ [D] 13,90 / € [A] 14,30 / SFr 17,90
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Fritz Riemann
The ability to love
With a preface by Hans Jellouschek
(Die Fähigkeit zu lieben)
11th edition 2013.
139 pages.
List price: € 13.90
(978-3-497-02376-9) ln
The ability to love is not something to be taken for
granted. Throughout our whole lifetime, we have to
learn how. The love that we received from our
mother and father exerts a great influence:
experiencing loving care, security, and respect for
our individuality helps us later to bring trust,
affection, a feeling of responsibility and also
tolerance into relationships with our partners. If
there are elements lacking in parental love, the
child will not learn certain aspects of the aptitude
for love, and then the experience of sexuality, the
ability to establish contact and independence within
a relationship, can atrophy.
Fritz Riemann analyzes the various types of love:
unconditional love, when needs are met
selflessly
demanding love, that fights fear of loss by
striving for power
whole love, that recognizes gender and gender
roles
unattached love, that arises from lack of
bonding and affection
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He shows how these forms of love can affect
sexuality, choice of partner and how one lives with
others.
The author
Fritz Riemann was one of the founders of the
Institute for Psychological Research and
Psychotherapy in Munich (today the Akademie für
Psychoanalyse und Psychotherapie). He is also an
honorary member of the American Academy of
Psychoanalysis in New York. “Grundformen der
Angst” (Basic forms of fear) is his best-known work.
Target groups
Lovers, those in love, and those who would like to
be.
Rights sold to
Czech Republic, Georgia.
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