Helene Deutsch

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Helene Deutsch was a pioneering psychoanalyst best known for her influential work on female psychology and motherhood within the early Freudian movement.

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instanceOf person
physician
psychoanalyst
academicDegree medical doctorate
countryOfCitizenship Austria
Poland
United States of America
dateOfBirth 1884-10-09
dateOfDeath 1982-03-29
educatedAt University of Munich
University of Vienna
employer Boston Psychoanalytic Institute
Harvard Medical School
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Deutsch
fieldOfWork female psychology
motherhood studies
psychoanalysis
fullName Helene Deutsch
gender female
givenName Helene
hasChild Martin Deutsch
influencedBy Karl Abraham
Sigmund Freud
languageOfWorkOrName English
German
memberOf Boston Psychoanalytic Society
Vienna Psychoanalytic Society
movedTo Boston
United States of America
Vienna
movement Freudian psychoanalysis
notableFor being one of the first female psychoanalysts in the Freudian movement
pioneering work on female psychology
theorizing motherhood in psychoanalysis
notableIdea concept of the "as if" personality
theory of female masochism
notableWork Confrontations with Myself
Psychoanalysis of the Sexual Functions of Women
The Psychology of Women
occupation psychiatrist
psychoanalyst
university lecturer
placeOfBirth Austro-Hungarian Empire
Galicia
Przemyśl
placeOfDeath Cambridge, Massachusetts
spouse Felix Deutsch
studentOf Sigmund Freud

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