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Karen Horney was an American-German psychoanalyst who developed influential theories about human psychology and personality. Her work matters because she challenged some of Sigmund Freud's foundational ideas and offered new explanations for how anxiety, relationships, and culture shape who we are.
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Person · Open Library
- Born
- 1885
- Died
- 1952
- Works
- 66
Top works
- 自己分析を語る
- Voies nouvelles en psychanalyse
- Our inner conflicts ; a construction theory of neurosis
- Icsel Catismalarimiz
- Feminine Psychology
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- 11
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Article · 中文
卡倫·荷妮（德语：Karen Horney，/ˈhɔːrnaɪ/;，1885年9月16日－1952年12月4日），挪丹德美心理學家与精神病学家，新弗洛伊德學派研究者。社会心理学先驅。对基本焦慮研究贡献良多，并提出理想化自我的心理学概念。1915年获得德国柏林大学联盟医学博士学位。后移居美国。1952年11月，霍妮因罹患肝內膽管癌併發全身性轉移而病逝，享年67歲。
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