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The Journal for Individual Psychology plans to announce the topics for the upcoming issues and invites interested authors to submit articles. The topics for the upcoming issues are: research methods, conference booklet for the annual conference of DGIP 2024, "Cancel Culture" - the search for identity through power-seeking?, literature and individual psychology, "In Touch" - between abstinence and touch, and conference booklet for the annual conference of DGIP 2025. The submissions will be reviewed anonymously. The contact person for submissions and questions is Livia Eschke. [Extracted from the article]

The Journal for Individual Psychology plans to announce the topics for the upcoming issues and invites interested authors to submit articles. The topics for the upcoming issues are Education II, Research Methods, Conference Proceedings Annual Conference DGIP 2024, "Cancel Culture" - Identity Search through Power Struggles?, Literature and Individual Psychology, and "In Touch" - Between Abstinence and Touch. The submissions will undergo an anonymous peer review. The deadlines for submissions for the different issues are June 1, 2024, September 1, 2024, December 1, 2024, March 1, 2025, June 1, 2025, and September 1, 2025. [Extracted from the article]

The Journal for Individual Psychology plans to announce the topics for the upcoming issues and invites interested authors to submit articles. The topics for the upcoming issues are: professionalization issues in further education and the role of science, education II, research methods, conference booklet for the annual conference of DGIP 2024, and "Cancel Culture" - identity search through power-seeking? The submissions will be reviewed anonymously. The deadlines for submission for each issue are indicated. [Extracted from the article]

The Journal for Individual Psychology is planning to announce the topics for the upcoming issues and invites interested authors to submit articles. The topics for the issues in 2024 are groups, object and subject, professionalization issues in further education, and education II. Research methods are being sought for the issue in 2025. The submitted manuscripts will be anonymously reviewed. [Extracted from the article]

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This article aims at establishing the real contribution polyhistor Benjamin Hederich (1675-1748) made to the genesis and evolution of the so-called auxiliary sciences of history, at a time when these subjects were being developed and defined. By analyzing the contents of his Anleitung zu den fürnehmsten Historischen Wissenschaften in relation to the rest of his works, we are able to understand his conception of what were to become the auxiliary sciences of history, his achievements in elaborating this category of scientific subjects and what separates his notion of what constitutes the auxiliary sciences from the modern one. The present paper also gives an unprecedented chronology of the history of the text and casts light on various aspects of Hederich's methodology and fields of study. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]