We’re sorry to have to announce that due to logistical and other issues and concerns, the 11th International Otto Gross Congress planned for February, 2020 in Berlin has had to be cancelled. We apologize to everyone who has been inconvenienced by this sad news at this late date.
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‘The Sacredness of Love’ – presentation by Gottfried Heuer
At the next Oxford Jung Group meeting, on October 4th, 2019, in the Friends Meeting House on St Giles, there will be a talk by Dr. Gottfried Heuer:
‘The Sacredness of Love’
or: ‘Relationship as Third, as Religion.’
Otto Gross’ Concepts of Relationship Today
In his presentation, Dr. Heuer focuses on three different themes to demonstrate the continuing relevance of the early psychoanalyst Otto Gross Continue reading “‘The Sacredness of Love’ – presentation by Gottfried Heuer”
Protected: Moscow conference videos
Otto Gross: ‘The personal IS the political’ – Stefano Carpani interviews Gottfried Heuer
In July, Gottfried Heuer met with Stefano Carpani in London to talk about Otto Gross:
Announcing: Mon nom est Otto Gross (in French)
Marie-Laure de Cazotte has written (in French) a novelization about Otto Gross, published this month by Editions Albin Michel.
Mme Cazotte was interviewed by Frédéric Ferney at her book’s launch at the Librairie Artcurial, Paris: view the video (in French)
Otto Gross: Published Writings; Sekundärliteratur (in German)
- Otto Gross – Bibliography (April 2017) PDF
- Otto Gross – Bibliographie der Sekundärliteratur (February 2018) PDF
Announcing: Por Uma Psicanálise Revolucionária (in Brazilian Portugese)
Por Uma Psicanálise Revolucionária
ISBN-13: 9788539108831
Author: Otto Gross
Publisher: Annablume
Published: December 2017
Recap: 10th Int’l Otto Gross Congress – Oct. 20-22, Moscow
literaturkritik.de rezensionsforum (book review, in German)
Max Weber Studies: Sam Whimster reviews Gottfried Heuer’s new book
Sam Whimster’s review of Heuer’s Freud’s ‘Outstanding’ Colleague / Jung’s ‘Twin Brother’ with Bertschinger-Joos’ Frieda Gross und ihre Briefe an Else Jaffé is in the January 2017 issue of Max Weber Studies. » Read the review