Werner Muensterberger

Bibliography

Werner Muensterberger Books in Order

13 books

There are 13 books by Werner Muensterberger on BookOrb. A strong starting point is Psychoanalytic Study of Society. Volume 8 (Psychoanalytic Study of Society) (1979). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 Lyriek der natuurvolken 1947 · 100 pages
  2. 2 La sculpture des primitifs 1955
  3. 3 Primitive Kunst aus West- und Mittelafrika, Indonesien, Melanesien, Polynesien und Nordwest-Amerika 1955 · 114 pages
  4. 4 Man and his culture 1969 · 411 pages
  5. 5 L'Anthropologie psychanalytique depuis "Totem et tabou" 1976 · 325 pages
  6. 6 Psychoanalytic Study of Society. Volume 8 (Psychoanalytic Study of Society) 1979 · 368 pages
  7. 7 Universality of tribal art 1979 · 105 pages
  8. 8 Psychoanalytic Study of Society 9 1982
  9. 9 Collecting - An Unruly Passion 2016 · 320 pages
  10. 10 Psychoanalytic Study of Society, V. 10 2020 · 398 pages
  11. 11 Man and his culture: psychoanalytic anthropology after "Totem and taboo."

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Frequently asked questions

How many books has Werner Muensterberger written?

BookOrb lists 13 books by Werner Muensterberger.

Where should I start with Werner Muensterberger?

A good starting point is Psychoanalytic Study of Society. Volume 8 (Psychoanalytic Study of Society) (1979).

What is the Werner Muensterberger books in order list?

In publication order: 1. Lyriek der natuurvolken (1947), 2. La sculpture des primitifs (1955), 3. Primitive Kunst aus West- und Mittelafrika, Indonesien, Melanesien, Polynesien und Nordwest-Amerika (1955), 4. Man and his culture (1969), 5. L'Anthropologie psychanalytique depuis "Totem et tabou" (1976), 6. Psychoanalytic Study of Society. Volume 8 (Psychoanalytic Study of Society) (1979), 7. Universality of tribal art (1979), 8. Psychoanalytic Study of Society 9 (1982), 9. Collecting - An Unruly Passion (2016), 10. Psychoanalytic Study of Society, V. 10 (2020), 11. Man and his culture: psychoanalytic anthropology after "Totem and taboo.".