Ola Raknes
Psychoanalyst and philologist
Born
January 17th, 1887
138 years ago
Died
1975
50 years ago — 88 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Norway
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Birth occurred in Norway in 1887. Education focused on philology, leading to a career that combined linguistic analysis with psychological theories. Worked as a psychoanalyst, contributing to the understanding of psychoanalysis within the Norwegian context. Engaged deeply with the works of Sigmund Freud and advocated for the integration of psychoanalytic principles into other fields of study. Published various works analyzing language and the mental processes it reflects, influencing both psychoanalytic thought and philological studies. Dedicated efforts included training more psychoanalysts and developing psychological theories that bridged gaps between language and psychology. Understood the importance of language in shaping psychological experiences.
Contributed to the field of psychoanalysis in Norway
Published works on language and psychology
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