Extensions of Horneyan theory

History / Biography

Psychology / Neuroscience

Literature / Creative writing

David M. Potter

Erich Fromm

Bernard J. Paris

(American history)

(social psychology)

(literary criticism)

Robert C. Tucker

Harold Kelman

James R. Huffman

(Sovietology, biographies of Karl

(Horneyan psychoanalysis)

(literary criticism)

Marx, Joseph Stalin)

Lawrance Thompson

Abraham Maslow

Celia Hunt

(biography of Robert Frost)

(humanistic psychology)

(creative writing)

Jennifer Selig

Carl Rogers

(biography of Martin Luther

(humanistic psychology)

King, Jr.)

Bernard J. Paris

Andrew Tershakovec

(biography of Karen Horney)

(theory of brain-mind)

Marcia Westkott

Alexandra Symonds

Helen de Rosis

Victoria Y. Pellegrino

Claudette Dowling

In addition, works by Robert C. Tucker and David M. Potter have been translated into other languages:

some of David M. Potter’s writings, and Robert C. Tucker’s works, have been translated into Russian

as well as many Western European languages, and into Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. For example,

David Potter’s People of Plenty (1954) has been translated into Japanese, under the title of Amerika-no

Tomi to Kokuminsei [「アメリカの富と国民性」] (1957), and into Korean, under the title of

Kukminsŏng-kwa Kyŏngje Paljŏn: Miguk-ŭi P’ung’yo-wa Kukminsŏng Yŏnku [「國民性과 經濟發展: 美

國의 豊饒와 國民性硏究」] (1969). Robert C. Tucker’s Stalin as Revolutionary, 1879-1929 has been

translated into Chinese (Simplified), under the title of Zuòwéi gémìng zhě de Sīdàlín (1879-1929) [作为

革命者的斯大林(1879-1929)].