Response to Tubert-Oklander on ‘The talmudic way of thinking cannot suddenly have disappeared from us: Death instinct,anti-Semitism and Jewish traditions in the foundation matrix of group analysis’

Abstract

Tubert-Oklander’s ambivalent reading of my paper seems to have led him to some misreadings of my text. I quote five examples of this.

Keywords

German Nazis as Anti-Group Christian foundation matrix origin-logical and origin-mythical thinking trauma Jewish cultural traditions

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References

Freud

(1985) Briefe an Wilhelm Fließ 1887 - 1904, Frankfurt/M. (S. Fischer)

Tubert-Oklander

(2022) A response to Martin Weimer’s ‘The Talmudic way of thinking cannot suddenly have disappeared from us: Death instinct, anti-Semitism and Jewish traditions in the foundation matrix of group analysis’. Group Analysis 55(2): 169–176. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1177/05333164211066425

Weimer

(2021) The Talmudic way of thinking cannot suddenly have disappeared from us: Death instinct, anti-Semitism and Jewish traditions in the foundation matrix of group analysis. Group Analysis. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1177/05333164211054137