Proletarian protest masculinity
Proletarian protest masculinity is a classification that relates to the category of male protest in individual psychology according to Alfred Adler . The Marxist politician Otto Rühle in particular examined the psyche of working-class children in the first decades of the 20th century and believed to identify an inferiority complex , the effects of which he described using the terms Adler. Accordingly, a disorganized rebellion against the prevailing conditions developed among working class children.
literature
- Otto Rühle: The soul of the proletarian child. 1925, in: Otto Rühle: On the Psychology of the Proletarian Child , Frankfurt a. M. 1975, pp. 44-160.
Individual evidence
- ^ Lutz von Werder : Working-class child and class consciousness. Otto Rühle as a socialist socialization researcher, in: Otto Rühle: On the Psychology of the Proletarian Child , Frankfurt a. M. 1975, p. 16ff.
- ↑ Otto Rühle: The soul of the proletarian child , Frankfurt a. M. 1975, pp. 52, 82ff. 1925
- ↑ ibid.
- ↑ ibid.