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14. März 2024 · Karen Horney is credited with originating feminist psychology as a counterpoint to Freud's concept of penis envy. Horney’s divergence from Freud centered on rejecting the inherent psychological differences between men and women, aligning more with Adler in attributing such differences to societal and cultural influences rather than biological factors.
personality. Karen Horney (born September 16, 1885, Blankenese, near Hamburg, Germany—died December 4, 1952, New York, New York, U.S.) was a German-born American psychoanalyst who, departing from some of the basic principles of Sigmund Freud, suggested an environmental and social basis for the personality and its disorders.
Karen Horney wurde freundlich in den „Zodiac Club“, einer fachlich-geselligen Runde um Harry Stack Sullivan aufgenommen, der auch Kulturanthropologen und Juristen, Künstler, Schauspieler und Tänzer angehörten. 1936 hielt Karen Horney einen Vortrag am Deutschen Institut f. Psychologische Forschung u. Psychotherapie in Berlin und besuchte ihre Tochter Brigitte. 1938 ließ sie sich ...
Dem Autor folgen. Der neurotische Mensch unserer Zeit (Bibliothek der Psychoanalyse) Paperback – 1. Juli 2004. »Unsere Philosophie ist bei aller Anerkennung des tragischen Elements in den Neurosen eine optimistische, lebensbejahende, Freuds Philosophie aber ist eine pessimistische, lebensverneinende.«. Karen Horney.
Karen Horney (1885-1952) a Neo-Freudisták egyik kiemelkedő alakja. Pszichoanalitikusként meghatározó elméletalkotónak számított, munkássága során utat törve női kollégáinak a pszichológia tudományterületén. Hogy hogyan vélekedett Freud-ról és a neurózisokkal kapcsolatos alapvetésekről, az az alábbi cikkből kiderül. Tekintsetek bele Karen Horney analitikus világába.
Karen Horney’s career intersected many areas of psychology, relevant both to the past and to the future. One of the first women trained in psychoanalysis, she was the first to challenge Freud’s views on women. She did not, however, attempt to reject his influence, but rather, felt that she honored him by building upon his achievements. The most significant change that she felt needed to be ...
Karen Horney foi uma psicanalista alemã que fez importantes contribuições para a psicologia, especialmente no campo das neuroses e dos relacionamentos interpessoais. Nascida em 1885, em Hamburgo, Horney estudou medicina e psicanálise, tornando-se uma das primeiras mulheres a se tornar uma psicanalista renomada.
