Heiner Keupp taught social psychology. At 80, he postponed his retirement again; he is in demand as an expert in dealing with child abuse. One affected person says: “If you do something with him, then things will be fine.”
Welcome to the cliché. In a terraced house in Unterschleißheim, whose supposed squareness the resident will later discuss with a grin. In a living room whose walls are only visible behind lots of shelves and books, books, books. This is how you imagine a professor’s home to be, and this is how Heiner Keupp’s home is. He says that in other rooms up the stairs there are many more books, works on his field, social psychology.