Der Fall Otto Weininger: Eine psychiatrische Studie

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In the early 20th century, a wave of philosophical inquiry and psychological exploration emerged, probing the depths of human experience. "Der Fall Otto Weininger: Eine psychiatrische Studie" by Ferdinand Probst delves into the complex psyche of Otto Weininger, a young thinker whose tragic demise at just 23 years old raises profound questions about identity and mental health. Probst meticulously examines Weininger’s struggles with societal norms and personal beliefs, offering insights into his controversial views on gender and morality. This psychiatric study is essential reading for students and historians interested in the intersections of philosophy, psychology, and the socio-cultural landscape of the time. Discover the layers of a mind caught between brilliance and despair in this compelling narrative.