Otto Gross
Psychoanalyst and philosopher
Born
March 17th, 1877
148 years ago
Died
1920
105 years ago — 43 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
Austria
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Born in 1877, this individual contributed to the early development of psychoanalysis and explored the relationship between psychology and social issues. His work involved the study of the unconscious mind and the impact of repressive social structures on individual behavior. Collaborated with prominent figures in the psychoanalytic movement, emphasizing the importance of liberation and self-expression. Regarded as a precursor to later existential and humanistic psychology, advocating for personal freedom and authenticity.
Advanced theories on the unconscious mind
Explored psychoanalysis in the context of social behavior
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