Titlebook: Uprooting and After...; Charles Zwingmann,Maria Pfister-Ammende Book 1973 Springer-Verlag New York Inc. 1973 children.conflict.environment

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The Problem of Uprootingwitzerland. What follows is a summary of some of the findings of this survey for which I was responsible. They are based on the records of psychological interviews of 300 “normal” refugees, 700 case histories of refugees and Swiss repatriates suffering from mental disturbances as well as on socio-ps

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The Nostalgic Phenomenon and its Exploitationaration frequently results in marked changes of behavior. While the consequences of separation from affective reference objects, primarily as applying to individuals separated from their homeland, and children separated from their parents, have been investigated (the latter mostly by psychoanalysts)

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Aliens’ Paranoid Reactionlly met with in persons in prison, or those morbidly homesick, or suffering under the strain and stress of advanced deafness. In the great majority of these instances, however, the external conditions represent only an additional, precipitating, aetiological factor which is operating as a trigger me

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Human Uprootingsychopathological phenomena has on many occasions aroused interest in problems of uprooting, and thus also in the finding and rediscovery of human roots. Some years ago H. Ruffin drew attention to the drastic changes in environmental and living conditions affecting vast numbers of people as a result