Hermann Rorschach
Psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, Rorschach Test
Born
November 8th, 1884
140 years ago
Died
1922
103 years ago — 38 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Switzerland
Links & References
A Swiss psychiatrist and psychoanalyst developed the Rorschach inkblot test, a projective psychological test consisting of 10 inkblots created to assess personality structure and identify emotional functioning. The test became a vital tool within clinical psychology. Contributions to psychoanalysis included exploration of the unconscious and personality assessment methods. Academic pursuits included studying at the University of Zürich, leading to significant theoretical frameworks in psychological interpretation. His methodologies facilitated the understanding of human emotions and behaviors through subjective analysis of inkblots.
Developed the Rorschach inkblot test
Contributed to personality assessment
Explored unconscious processes in psychology
Other People Born on November 8th
Martin Peters
An English footballer and manager had a prominent playing career primarily with West Ham United and the England national team. Played as a forward and became recognized for his skill and goal-scoring ability. Contributed to England's success in the 1966 FIFA World Cup, where the team won the title. Transitioned into management after retiring as a player, taking on roles with various clubs in the lower divisions of English football.
Continue ReadingChristophe Vincent
Started playing football at a young age and developed through youth academies. Made senior debut with FC Nantes, contributing to the team's performances in Ligue 1. Played as a midfielder, demonstrating strong technical skills and playmaking abilities. Joined other clubs in subsequent years and participated in various league competitions.
Continue ReadingPeter Suber
An American philosopher and academic specializing in law and philosophy of knowledge. Played a significant role in promoting open access to scholarly publishing and advocating for free access to research literature. Served as a professor at Earlham College and a director of the Open Access Project. Authored the book 'Open Access' which outlines the importance and methodology of accessing academic content freely. Contributed to the development of creative commons licenses, aiding the sharing of knowledge online.
Continue ReadingFrantišek Kaberle
Played ice hockey primarily as a defenseman. Career in the National Hockey League included significant tenure with the Carolina Hurricanes. Contributed to the team’s success during the 2005-2006 season, culminating in a Stanley Cup victory. Later played for various teams in Europe, returning to Czech Republic to continue professional career. Represented the Czech national team in international competitions, contributing to their presence on the world stage.
Continue ReadingMari Boine
A prominent figure in the music industry, a singer-songwriter and producer specialized in a blend of traditional Sami music and contemporary sounds. Achieved recognition for integrating Sami culture into modern music. Released multiple albums, receiving critical acclaim and a dedicated following. Her artistic journey began in the 1980s, and she has performed extensively in various international venues, highlighting indigenous themes in her work.
Continue ReadingNorman Lloyd
An American actor, director, and producer had a career spanning over seven decades. Gained recognition for contributions to both television and film, appearing in notable works such as the series 'St. Elsewhere' and the film 'Dead Poets Society.' Served as an executive producer and director on several projects, showcasing versatility in various roles within the industry.
Continue Reading