Sentence examples for a psychoanalytic study from inspiring English sources

Reich's first book, Der triebhafte Charakter: Eine psychoanalytische Studie zur Pathologie des Ich ("The Impulsive Character: A Psychoanalytic Study of the Pathology of the Self"), was published in 1925.

He collaborated on a psychoanalytic study of Woodrow Wilson with an American diplomat, William C. Bullitt.

Cudzoziemka (1936; The Stranger) is a psychoanalytic study of alienation in an ethnically foreign country.

Phyllis Greenacre's "Swift and Carroll: A Psychoanalytic Study of Two Lives" is intriguing if not always convincing.

That unsettling perception led Ruth Stein to write "For Love of the Father: A Psychoanalytic Study of Religious Terrorism" (Stanford University Press).

There's foppish, hand-tailored Dr Ernest Klumpner, the supposedly 'brilliant theoretician' whose latest book is a psychoanalytic study of John Knox.

Strozier, who is the author of a fine psychoanalytic study of the 16th president, "Lincoln's Quest for Union," is well qualified for the task.

In 1910, Sigmund Freud published a revolutionary psychoanalytic study in which he argued that Leonardo was homosexual but celibate, and that he sublimated his erotic side into endless research.

Legman's avowed purpose was not to amuse the reader or furnish him with material for the locker room; he saw his work as a serious psychoanalytic study, one that would disclose the "infinite aggressions" behind jokes, mainly of men against women.

Bun authored a journal on the psychoanalytic study of the child.

The whole narrative can be seen as Lawrence's psychoanalytic study of his own case, a young man's struggle to gain detachment from his mother.