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Marie Jahoda über Charlotte Bühler Charlotte Bühler was a very different kettle of fish. She was brilliant, extrovert, very beautiful, very vain, very domineering, very gifted, very elegant. We used to say that she changed into a new dress twice during a lecture. She exploited her students and assistants, including Paul [Lazarsfeld], though she also flirted with him. She chose assistants in part for their intellectual ability and in part for their ability as dancing partners. […] After the Wednesday colloquium students and faculty went out for dinner and dancing. She published a good part of my dissertation in one of her books with a small footnote acknowledging that I had something to do with it.1 Marie Jahoda Albu: Reconstructions. [Keymer, Sussex: Published by the author] 1996, S. 40.
1 Vgl.
Charlotte Bühler: Der menschliche Lebenslauf als
psychologisches Problem. Mit 28 Abbildungen im Text und auf einer
Tafel. Leipzig: Verlag von S. Hirzel 1933 (= Psychologische
Monographien. Herausgegeben von Karl
Bühler.
4.), S. 2, siehe Bild 07.
Anm.
Reinhard
Müller.
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DAS STUDIUM Pädagogisches Institut Zeugnis der Reife für Volksschulen Lehrveranstaltungen Karl Bühler Charlotte Bühler Dissertation Gutachten Karl Bühlers |