Heinrich Stadelmann

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Friedrich Gustav Heinrich Stadelmann (born January 15, 1865 in Memmingen , † July 12, 1948 in Dresden ) was a German psychiatrist and writer . He also published under the pseudonym Gustav Waldar , Gustav Radlaw and Xaver.

Life

Heinrich Stadelmann was the son of the philologist, teacher, Byron translator and poet Heinrich Stadelmann (born March 30, 1830 in Barthelmesaurach , † October 1, 1875 in Schopfloch ). He completed his medical studies and doctorate in Würzburg . In 1883 he became a member of the Corona student union, which later became part of the Germania zu Würzburg fraternity . He also ran his first practice and private clinic in Würzburg. In 1906 he opened a psychotherapeutic practice and private clinic (the so-called Vogel-Haus ) in Dresden, in which every patient (mostly adolescents and young adults) was classified as one species of bird. He practiced suggestive and hypnotherapy on his patients and wrote one of the earliest books on psychotherapy .

As a friend and writer, he was the Dresden expressionist circle The bridge connected. As a playwright, novelist and author of psychological, philosophical and scientific writings and life-science advice, he published in the journal Der Einzige , which was published in Berlin from 1919 to 1925 . In 1920 he was portrayed by Otto Dix . On February 13, 1945 he had to experience his existence destruction (bombing). He published some of his numerous writings under a pseudonym .

Fonts

  • Santelwood oil and its use in gonorrhea , Univ. Diss., Würzburg 1887
  • Consciousness and physiological changes , Stahel, Würzburg 1894
  • Acute rheumatoid arthritis and its psychological treatment , Stahel, Würzburg 1895
  • The psychotherapist , Stahel, Würzburg 1896
  • Discrete nerve weakness , Stahel, Würzburg 1898
  • Schools for children with nervous disorders. The early treatment and prophylaxis of neuroses and psychoses , Reuther & Reichard, Berlin 1903
  • Children with weak disposition. Your promotion and treatment , Gmelin, Munich 1904
  • How can the classroom treatment of abnormal children support the prophylaxis of nervous and mental diseases . In: Zeitschrift für Schulgesundheitspflege (Vol. 17), 1904, pp. 463-470
  • The essence of psychosis based on modern scientific views , Ärztliche Rundschau, Munich 1904
  • Insanity and Science. Insanity and Customs. Insanity and genius. Insanity and fate , Ärztliche Rundschau, Munich 1905
  • The nervous child at school , Faber, Magdeburg 1907
  • The status of teaching in schools for the weak in Germany . In: Journal for educational psychology and youth studies (Vol. 9), 1907, pp. 275–290
  • The position of psychopathology on art. An attempt , Piper, Munich 1908
  • Medical-pedagogical preschool based on a biological psychology , Voss, Hamburg 1909
  • Epilepsy . In: Dannemann, Adolf : Enzyklopädisches Handbuch der Heilpädagogik , Marhold, Halle 1911, Sp. 987
  • About mental degeneration . In: Journal for educational psychological and youth studies. Vol. 12, 1911, pp. 507-520
  • What can parents do to prevent their children from making poor progress in school , Huhle, Dresden 1914
  • Our time and its new art , Zirkel, Berlin 1916
  • The importance of the childhood experience for shaping the way of life , Huhle, Dresden 1917
  • In the country no. Just a parable , action, Berlin-Wilmersdorf 1918
  • Peter Joel wants to hold the wedding. A philosophical erotic , Wunderlich, Leipzig 1920
  • Who was Balthasar? A novel from life , Wende, Munich 1920
  • Gabriele (series "Der Keim. Small works of wrestling art", Eleventh volume), Wende, Munich 1920 ( digitized in the Internet Archive )
  • Free path for the capable (as Xaver Stadelmann), Malik, Berlin 1921
  • Messalina. A picture of life from Rome's imperial era (2 volumes), Aretz, Dresden 1924
  • Cleopatra. Egypt's last queen , Aretz, Dresden 1924
  • The magic of Dr. Morinone. A fantastic novel , Gutewort, Dresden 1925
  • China and its world program (with Shen-Yi), Gutewort, Dresden 1925
  • Theodora. Empress of Byzantium (2 volumes), Pandora, Dresden 1927
  • Paperback for Nervous , Laube, Dresden 1929
  • Woman's soul and culture , Laube, Dresden 1930
  • The future of the medical profession . In: Ethische Kultur (Vol. 39), 1931, pp. 18f
  • Hygiene at work , Laube, Dresden 1934
  • The biology of the Laotse , Kampmann, Kampen / Sylt 1936
  • No more nervous in two hours. The secret of the east . By Harry Winfield Bondegger, reworked and supplemented by Gustav Radlaw [d. i. Heinrich Stadelmann], Rudolph, Dresden 1936
  • The doctor and life , Rudolph, Dresden 1937
  • How can man master his fate , Rudolph, Dresden 1937
  • Guide to self-confidence and security (as Gustav Waldar), Rudolph, Dresden 1937
  • This is how you ensure your success! (as Gustav Waldar), Rudolph, Dresden 1937
  • The man , Fahnert, Dresden 1939
  • The human in need , Fahnert, Dresden 1939
  • Man and woman in society , Fahnert, Dresden 1939
  • The occult man , Fahnert, Dresden 1939
  • The woman , Fahnert, Dresden 1939
  • Can you extend your lifetime? , Rudolph, Dresden 1941
  • Ground plan of the German welfare organization (with Hans-Erwin von Hausen and Helmut Rößler), Kohlhammer, Leipzig 1944

Secondary literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Start - DLA Marbach. Retrieved October 17, 2019 .
  2. ↑ Byron's Hebrew Chants. Translated from English by Heinrich Stadelmann. Memmingen 1866.
  3. ↑ Heinrich Stadelmann: Time sounds, shares of German and Roman muse. (Anti-French poems and translations into Latin.) Memmingen 1872.
  4. ^ Heinrich Stadelmann (senior) and Heinrich Stadelmann (jun.) At Wikidata .
personal data
SURNAME Stadelmann, Heinrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Stadelmann, Friedrich Gustav Heinrich (full name); Stadelmann, Xaver (pseudonym); Radlaw, Gustav (pseudonym); Waldar, Gustav (pseudonym)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German psychiatrist and writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 15, 1865
PLACE OF BIRTH Memmingen
DATE OF DEATH July 12, 1948
Place of death Dresden