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Comments on the fuzziness of Darwin’s theory of the human mind and emotions, and of its relevance for contemporary psychology.

This article proposes a clear way of distinguishing nonconscious, unconscious and conscious dynamics, designed for psychotherapists who pay attention to body dynamics.

Der Jelly-Fish  oder die reichianische Welt der Gerda Boyesen. In this article I present a detailed description of how jellyfish exercises were develloped by Wilhelm Reich, Gerda Boyesen and myself.

Dans cet article je définis les notions de transfert et de contre-transfert de façon à rendre ces notions utilisables en dehors du cadre psychanalytique.

Dans cet article je définis les notions de transfert et de contre-transfert de façon à rendre ces notions utilisables en dehors du cadre psychanalytique.

This is the second part of my doctoral thesis, in which I explain the “postural dynamics” code.

This is the first part of my doctoral thesis, in which I explain the “postural dynamics” code.

A model on how suicidal behaviour could be understood, using studies on the influence of serotonin on behaviour available at the beginning of the 1990s. Although new studies show that more complex physiological mechanisms are involved, some aspects of this article remain relevant.

This is a working document which summarizes the basic principles of Postural Dynamics theory, model and coding system. The aim of this model is to code bodily behaviour as a postural structure, which coordinates physiological, psychological and communicative functions of an organism.

Photo de Bruno Walter dédiée par lui à Hugo Heller à Vienne, le 21.II.1921. L’original fait parti du matériel sur l’histoire intellectuelle de Vienne hérité par Yvon and Michel Heller.

This is the original of a letter adressed by Charles Darwin to Melchior Neumayr, the Viennese archaeologist, written on January 15 1879. This letter is unknown and unpublished in tis original form. It now belongs to Yvon and Michael Heller, who received it from their father Clemens Heller, son of Edwig Theresia Neumayr and Hugo Heller. It was found in a volume of the third edition (1861) of The Origin of Species, which contains numerous manuscript corrections probably made by Charles Darwin. Eric Brian (personal communication) suggests that the volume was probably used for the first German translation of The Origin of Species, made in Heidelberg.

This is the original of Charles Darwin’s letter to Melchior Neumayr, the Viennese archaeologist, written on January 15 1879. It now belongs to Yvon and Michael Heller, who received it from their father Clemens Heller, son of Edwig Theresia Neumayr and Hugo Heller. It was found in a volume of the third edition (1861) of The Origin of Species, which contains numerous manuscript corrections probably made by Charles Darwin. Eric Brian (personal communication) suggests that the volume was probably used for the first German translation of The Origin of Species, made in Heidelberg.

This is the original of Charles Darwin’s letter to Melchior Neumayr, the Viennese archaeologist, written on January 15 1879. It now belongs to Yvon and Michael Heller, who received it from their father Clemens Heller, son of Edwig Theresia Neumayr and Hugo Heller. It was found in a volume of the third edition (1861) of The Origin of Species, which contains numerous manuscript corrections probably made by Charles Darwin. Eric Brian (personal communication) suggests that the volume was probably used for the first German translation of The Origin of Species, made in Heidelberg.