Paul Federn

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Paul Federn was an Austrian psychoanalyst and close associate of Sigmund Freud, known for his influential work on ego psychology and the psychology of the self.

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instanceOf human
physician
psychoanalyst
birthCountry Austria-Hungary
birthDate 1871-10-13
birthPlace Vienna
causeOfDeath suicide
citizenship Austria
United States of America
closeAssociateOf Sigmund Freud
deathCountry United States of America
deathDate 1950-05-04
deathPlace New York City
educatedAt University of Vienna
emigratedTo United States of America
emigrationReason Nazi persecution in Austria
familyName Federn
fieldOfWork ego psychology
psychoanalysis
psychology of the self
givenName Paul
influenced Ego psychology
Erik H. Erikson
linked to: Erik Erikson

Heinz Hartmann
influencedBy Josef Breuer
Sigmund Freud
language German
laterWorkLanguage English
memberOf Vienna Psychoanalytic Society
movement psychoanalytic movement
name Paul Federn
notableIdea ego boundaries
ego states
psychology of the ego
psychology of the self
notableWork Ego Psychology and the Psychoses
The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defense (conceptual contributions, not authorship)
occupation psychiatrist
psychoanalyst
parentOf Ernst Federn
positionHeld vice president of the Vienna Psychoanalytic Society
religion Jewish background
researchInterest depression
ego disturbances
psychoses
studied medicine
theorized that ego boundaries are central to the sense of self
that the ego is experienced as a set of ego states with varying cathexis

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