Fritz Künkel
Fritz Künkel (September 6, 1889 – April 1, 1956) was known both as a German psychiatrist and an American psychologist. He might best be understood as a social scientist who sought to integrate psychology (especially the work of Freud, Adler and Jung), sociology and religion into a unified theory of human being. He consolidated these insights into a theory of character development and finally into his "We-Psychology". Provided by Wikipedia
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by Kunkel, Fritz, 1889-1956
Published 1984
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by Kunkel, Fritz, 1889-1956
Published 1973
Published 1973
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by Kunkel, Fritz, 1889-1956
Published 1940
Published 1940
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by Kunkel, Fritz, 1889-1956
Published 1929
Published 1929
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by Kunkel, Fritz, 1889-1956
Published 1947
Published 1947
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