Wulf, Moses Vladimirovich

Born on April 28 ( May 10 ), 1878 in Odessa in the family of a German merchant. ^[five]

After graduating from the Novorossiysk Imperial University in 1900-1905 studied C. Mendel, J. Jolly years of psychiatry at the University of Berlin . ^{[4] [5]}

In 1905, under the scientific supervision of Theodor Ziegen, he defended his doctoral dissertation in medicine. ^[five]

In 1907 he went to work in the K. Mendel Berlin - Lankwitz Psychiatric Sanatorium as an assistant with Otto Juliusburger who introduced Wulf to the psychoanalytic ideas of Freud, who considered it an important advance in understanding the difference between the normal and pathological states of the human psyche. ^{[4] [5]}

In 1908, Wulf underwent a psychoanalysis with Karl Abraham , who later introduced him to Sigmund Freud . ^{[4] [5]}

In 1911, Wulf became a member of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society . ^[five]

In 1914, with the outbreak of World War I , MV Wulf moved from Odessa to Moscow ^[5] , where until 1927 he was actively engaged in psychiatry in one of the private clinics and teaching, and developed psychoanalytic ideas. In 1920, he worked as a psychiatrist in a military hospital. Since 1922, he was engaged in scientific activities at the Moscow State Psychoneurological Institute as a 1st-level researcher, was a member of the psychoanalytic circle of I. D. Ermakov on the study of the psychology of artistic creation using the psychoanalytic method, and carried out a psychoanalytic study of the actors' creativity. He gave lectures on Introduction to Psychoanalysis (for physicians) and Diagnostics, conducted a seminar on medical psychoanalysis and outpatient visits. ^{[4] [5]}

At the beginning of 1921 he created orphanages with a psychoanalytic bias, which in 1923 were transformed into polyclinics . ^{[4] [5]}

In 1922 he became one of the founders of the Russian Psychoanalytic Society , and from 1924 to 1927 he was its president. ^{[4] [5]}

Since 1922 he worked in the second medical clinic at Moscow University . ^[five]

In 1924 he participated in the foundation of the Russian Institute of Psychoanalysis . ^[five]

In 1926, in an “Open Letter to Professor V. M. Gakkebusch” on his article “On criticism of the modern application of the psychoanalytic method of treatment” (1925), he advocated psychoanalysis and the activities of the International Psychoanalytic Association. In the same year, his brochure, Fantasies and Reality in the Psyche of the Child, was published. ^[four]

In 1927 he emigrated to Berlin, where until 1930 he worked in the psychiatric sanatorium "Tegelsee" Ernst Simmel . ^[5] In 1930, he published the article “The Situation of Psychoanalysis in the Soviet Union”, where he drew attention to the intensified opposition to the development of psychoanalysis by the authorities. ^[four]

In 1933 he moved to Palestine (Israel) with Max Eitingon and other members of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society, where in 1934 he organized the Palestinian Psychoanalytic Society. ^{[4] [5]}

In the period from 1943 to 1953 he actively contributed to the organization of the Jerusalem Psychoanalytic Institute, in 1947 - 1954 , after the death of Euting, he was president of the Israeli Psychoanalytic Society and remained its honorary chairman until the end of his life. ^{[4] [5]}

He wrote in Russian, German, English and Hebrew. ^{[4] [5]}

in Russian

• Wulf M.V. The idea of ​​death by Vsevolod Garshin. // Psychoanalytic Bulletin . - 2002. - No. 10. - S. 161-187.
• Wulf M.V. A critical review of psychotherapeutic literature for 1909 // Psychotherapy. - 1911. - No. 4-5. - S. 203-214.
• Wulf M.V. Open letter to prof. V. M. Gakkebushu. // Modern psychoneurology . - 1926. - No. 3. - S. 355-359.
• Wulf M.V. Psychology of children's whims. - Odessa, 1929 .-- 46 p.
• Wulf M.V. Fantasy and reality in the psyche of a child. - Odessa, 1926. - 48 p.
• Wulf M.V. To the psychoanalysis of coquetry. // Modern psychoneurology . - 1925. - No. 3-4. - S. 33-43.
• Wulf M.V. A critical review of German psychotherapeutic literature for 1909 // Psychotherapy. - 1911. - No. 1. - S. 22-31.
• Wulf M.V. On the psychoanalytic method of treatment (Freud's Theory). // Therapeutic Review . - 1909. - No. 7. - S. 159-168.
• Wulf M.V. In memory of Dr. C. Abraham. // Modern psychoneurology . - 1926. - T. 2. - No. 2. - S. 218—222.

in other languages

• Wulff M. Beiträge zur infantilen Sexualität, 1912 (Notes on child sexuality)
• Wulff M. Über einen interessanten oralen Symptomenkomplex und seine Beziehung zur Sucht, 1932.
• Wulff M. The Child's Moral Development, 1941
• Wulff M. Fetishism and Object Choice in Early Childhood, 1946
• Wulff M. On Castration Anxiety, 1955

• Ovcharenko V.I. Wulf Moisei Vladimirovich (1878-1971) // The latest philosophical dictionary / Comp. A.A. Gritsanov . - Mn. : Publ. V.M. Skakun, 1998 .-- 896 p. - ISBN 985-6235-17-0 .
• Jaffe, Ruth. Moshe Woolf: Pioneering in Russia and Israel. // Franz Alexander, Samuel Eisenstein, and Martin Grotjahn (Eds.), Psychoanalytic pioneers. - New York: Basic Books, 1966.
• Kloocke, Ruth. Mosche Wulff, 1878-1871. // Luzifer-Amor, 1995. - No. 8 (16). - 87-101.
• Miller, Martin. Freud and the Bolsheviks: Psychoanalysis in imperial Russia and the Soviet Union. - New Haven, CT: Yale University Press , 1998
• Woolf, Moshe. The child's moral development. In KR Eissler (Ed.), Searchlights on delinquency. - London: Imago, 1941 .-- pp. 263-272.
• On castration anxiety. // International Journal of Psycho-Analysis . - 1955. - No. 36. - P. 95-104.
• Wulff, Mosche. Beitrage zur infantilen Sexualitat. // Zentralblatt für Psychoanalyse. - 1912. - No. 2. - P. 6-17.
• Über einen interessanten oralen Symptomenkomplex und seine Beziehung zur Sucht. // Internationale Zeitschrift für Psychoanalyse . - 1932. - No. 18. - P. 283-302.
• Fetishism and object choice in early childhood. // Psychoanalytic Quarterly . - 1946. - No. 15. - P. 450-471.