245 pages, paperback
 Since the 1920s, Hans Lungwitz has developed a theory of the relationship between psyche and physis with his “Psychobiology”. The idiosyncratic approach, which emerged from a critical reception of Freud, combines a medical-psychological theory with its own form of philosophical phenomenology and anthropology and a special form of therapy, the so-called "knowledge analysis".
 In this book, Friedrich Hausen makes the first attempt to embed various core positions of the self-sufficient approach of "psychobiology" in the context of established positions and discourses in the philosophy of mind, phenomenology, behavioral biology and philosophy of science and considers the potential of the "psychobiological" conception of mature intuition for a theory of wisdom.