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Kleksographien - Macchie d'inchiostro Kerner Dearborn Rorschach e le psicotecniche proiettive (Italian, Paperback)
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Kleksographien - Macchie d'inchiostro Kerner Dearborn Rorschach e le psicotecniche proiettive (Italian, Paperback)
Series: Psicotecnica Papers, 2
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The great psychiatrist Justinus Kerner wrote in 1857 a book that
presents a series of InkBlot Tables, accompanied by a series of
poems. His book is entitled Kleksographien, and it is printed here
in full facsimile of the original edition. A classic in InkBlot
psychology. Justinus Kerner is a famous psychiatrist, and a father
of romantic medicine, but he is also one of the greatest German
poets of the nineteenth century. His Kleksographien is based on the
popular game of Kleks: inkblots to express the soul. The expressive
work of Kerner has had great success at the time, and it has
circulated throughout the Europe. In the late nineteenth century,
dozens of psychologists, including Dearborn and Broadbent, used the
kleks (i.e. the inkblot tables) to build a Personality Test. The
InkBlot Test is studied and developed in many universities in
France, the United States, Great Britain, Russia, and so on. In
1921, last but still appreciable, the young physician Hermann
Rorschach enters this tradition, uses the well known Inkblot Test
for the study of Personality, and publishes a book on the classical
Psychometry. The thirty-eight Rorschach died suddenly, shortly
after the publication, and the book was forgotten. Many years
later, the work of Rorschach is taken up by a psychiatrist, of
Freudian school, and it is reprocessed as if it were a
psychoanalytic tool, though the original work of Rorschach had
remained away from this interpretation key. Most of the followers
of this new vision seems completely unaware of the fact that the
Inkblot Test to study Personality is not at all an original
invention of Rorschach, nor it is a psychoanalitic device, and that
his research is just the nth contribution to a much older
psychological tradition. And that is why the faithful reissue of
the Kerner's Kleksographien, accompanied by the duly documented
history of the Kerner's InkBlots and of the veritable InkBlot
Personality Test till to date, is so interesting, especially for
many unaware psychologists of our times. http:
//papers.psicotecnica.it/scheda_kerner_kleksographien.html
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