Grundformen der Angst
Fritz Riemann
Summary
Key Facts and Insights
- Four Types of Fear: Riemann defines four basic forms of fear - the fear of change and new experiences, the fear of being confined and having independence curtailed, the fear of commitment and closeness, and the fear of isolation and separation.
- Two Axes: These fears are represented on two intersecting axes - the need for change versus the need for permanence, and the need for closeness versus the need for distance.
- Personality Traits: Each basic fear corresponds to a personality type - the compulsive, the depressive, the schizoid, and the hysterical.
- Origins of Fear: Riemann...
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