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10 pages. In relating the character of Dr. Josef Breuer in Irving D. Yalom's well-known fictionalized work When Nietzsche Wept, we can do so by referring to the four ultimate concerns of existential psychotherapy, which are death, freedom, isolation and meaninglessness. These are the elements that were the basis for the experimental talking therapy that Breuer used in this fictionalized account with the suicidal Nietzsche. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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was considered modern. This paper focusses on his buildings built before 1950 as well as those built after 1950. A short biography of the architect is included.
Bibliography includes 5 sources. JGAbreur.wps Architect Marcel Breur 03/2001 to Use This Paper Properly,
ABOUT MARCEL BREUR Breuers buildings were always distinguished by an attention to detail and a clarity of expression. Breuer was considered to be one of
the "last true functionalist architects" (Sharp PG) and he helped shift the bias of the Bauhaus from "Arts & Crafts" (PG) to "Arts & Technology" (PG). As Dennis Sharp
explains Breuers work, "many pieces of modern, tubular steel furniture that are still in use today, including the Cesca and Wassily chairs by Breuer himself and still in production, can
trace their origins back to the Breuer experiments of the mid-20s" (Sharp PG). Breuers early projects in the United States were mostly for domestic purposes, but in 1952 he
worked with Nervi and Zehrfuss as the architect for the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. It was this prestigious work that resulted in his carrying out his practice into the
international field (Sharp PG). Born in Pecs, Hungary in 1902, Breuer studied at Allami Foreaiskola, at Pecs, and at the Bauhaus in Weimar, graduating from there in 1924.
Breuer taught at the Bauhaus in Dessau until 1928. For three years afterwards he practiced in Berlin. After working for one year in London with F. R. S.
Yorke, Breuer chose to emigrate to the United States. While here, he worked as an associate professor at Harvard while at the same time maintaining a working arrangement with
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