International Karen Horney Society In collaboration with J. Allan Hobson, M.D. Est’d 1991 by Bernard J. Paris |
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Introduction to “Psychoanalysis and Everyday Living” series, based on Horney’s theory. 7 min. Karen Horney (1950|1945): “Overemphasis on Love.” 1 hr 20 min. Karen Horney (1950|1946): “Sadistic Characteristics of Love Life” 39 min. “Neurosis of Childhood.” 29 min. “Guidance of Child Development.” 28 min. “Problems of Adolescence.” 29 min. “Oldest and Youngest Child.” 32 min. “Personality Development: The Only Child.” 58 min. “The Role of Sex in the Life of Man.” 43 min. “Masculinity and Femininity.” 35 min. “Neurotic Pessimism.” 34 min. NEW! Authors who extend or draw on Horneyan Theory NEW! Translations of Horney’s Books NEW! Tershakovec's Extension of Horneyan Theory Other Resources that draw on Horney |
2016 marks 25 years since the International Karen Horney Society was founded by Prof. Bernard J. Paris in 1991, and 75 years since the American Institute for Psychoanalysis was founded by Dr. Karen Horney in 1941. This year we take stock of recent and ongoing developments that expand on Horney’s theory: Dr. Andrew N. Tershakovec (1921–2007) has extended her theory by connection with computer science, and Dr. J. Allan Hobson’s theory of dreaming consciousness offers realistic models of dreaming and of mind which Horney lacked. more »Essays & Excerpts
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“Sadistic Characteristics of Love Life” J. Allan HobsonKaren HorneyKaren Horney & Humanistic Psychoanalysis Bibliography of Karen Horney’s Writings The Karen Horney Papers at Yale Publications About or Employing Horney Presentation by M. H. Eckardt in Hawai‘i O. Gelfman on attachment-based therapy FL Coolidge et al. (2013) “Are alexithymia and schizoid personality disorder synonymous diagnoses?” FL Coolidge et al. (2008) “A new five factor model of psychopathology: Preliminary psychometric characteristics of the five-dimensionalpersonality test (5DPT)” FL Coolidge et al. (2004) “The predictive power of Horney’s psychoanalytic approach: an empirical study” FL Coolidge et al. (2001) “On the relationship between Karen Horney’s tripartite neurotic type theory and personality disorder features.” FL Coolidge et al. (2001) “An empirical investigation of Jung's types and personality disorder features.” FL Coolidge (1999–2005) Horney-Coolidge Tridimensional Inventory: Manual. Coolidge & Segal (1998) “Evolution of personality disorder diagnosis in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.” Jeffrey B. Rubin (2014). “Each Individual is a Surprise: A Conversation with Marianne Horney Eckardt.” Marianne Eckardt (2011). “The use of the telephone to extend our therapeutic availability.” Marianne Eckardt (2008). Introduction to “Reconciliation: the continuing role of theory,” by Leo Rangell, and “American psychoanalysis today: plurality of orthodoxies,” by Arnold M. Cooper. Marianne Eckardt (2006). “Karen Horney: a portrait.” Marianne Eckardt (2006). “Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the American Academy of Psychoanalysis and Dynamic Psychiatry.” Renate Patterson (2006). “The Child Within: Karen Horney on Vacation.” Marianne Eckardt (2005). “The 120th anniversary, Karen Horney, September 16, 1885. Karen Horney: a portrait.” Alfonso & Eckardt (2005). “EPILOGUE: creativity and polysemy—on the limits of pathography, psychobiography and art criticism.” Marianne Eckardt (2002). “Walter Bonime’s legacy: principal contributions.” |
Contact Bernard J. Paris, bjparis@ufl.edu
Contact Anthony K. Shin, cafein81@karenhorney.org