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Character Analysis
Book • 1933
In 'Character Analysis', Wilhelm Reich expands psychoanalytic resistance into a more inclusive technique, focusing on character attitudes that block emotional excitations.
He introduces the concept of 'character armor', which is linked to chronic muscular spasms, integrating mind and body in a biophysical approach to disease prevention.
The book is considered a foundational work in understanding human behavior and neurosis.
He introduces the concept of 'character armor', which is linked to chronic muscular spasms, integrating mind and body in a biophysical approach to disease prevention.
The book is considered a foundational work in understanding human behavior and neurosis.
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as an influence on Robert Anton Wilson's concept of the emotional plague.


Gabriel Kennedy

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Gabriel Kennedy — The Life and Thought Crimes of Robert Anton Wilson (EP.258)
Mentioned by the host when discussing the different phases of Reich's work.

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Listen, Little Man! by Wilhelm Reich (Book Review)