精神分析者眼中的希特勒（Hitler in the eyes of the psychoanalyst）.docVIP

精神分析者眼中的希特勒（Hitler in the eyes of the psychoanalyst） Hitler in the eyes of the psychoanalyst Hitler, a historical figure who deeply influenced the history of the twentieth Century and is well known. Some see him as a political leader of genius, some regard him as a political buffoon, others see him as a madman or a lunatic. So, who is Hitler? How do you understand this person? What do you think of his personality? In the eyes of some psychoanalyst, Hitlers unique character, as an extreme case, provided a typical sample for psychoanalysis. Were here to introduce Fromm, a psychoanalyst, to the analysis of Hitlers character. Erich ? Fromm , was born in Frankfurt to a Jewish family in germany. In 1934, left Germany to the United states. As an outstanding psychoanalyst, he critically inherited Freuds thoughts and became one of the representatives of the new Freud doctrine. He wrote many works in his life. His works include escape from freedom, art of love, man for himself, human hearts, a sound society and destructive analysis of human beings. Throughout his long academic career, Fromm has paid considerable attention to Hitler. Fromm began his psychological analysis of Hitler long ago in his famous escape from freedom. In this book, Fromm Hitler provides a typical example of the sado masochistic character. Freud and Fromms understanding, in particular to sexual abuse is not, or sexual abuse (and abuse) is just a small part of the abuse; most of them are also abuse with the Never mind. In Fromms view, abuse is essentially a painful desire. Sadistic aims to use destructive way of control, control of a person, the pain will become no help themselves, and get happiness from. By contrast, masochism is designed to yield to others, to be controlled and controlled. As Fromm observed, sadism and masochism, in seemingly opposite, but in reality it is one of the two sides, are inseparable; sadism and masochism often united in the same person. The sado masochistic characte