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Rank, Otto (1884–1939)

Austrian psychoanalyst. His theory of the birth-trauma responsible for all psychic anxiety, expressed in Das Trauma der Geburt/The Trauma of Birth (1924), led to Rank's expulsion from the orthodox psychoanalytical movement. He left Vienna for Paris, France, in 1926, and later, in 1934, settled in the USA. Many of his works display his interest in art and mythology. They include Der Kunstler/The Artist (1907), Der Mythus von der Geburt des Helden/The Myth of the Birth of the Hero (1909), and Das Inzest-Motiv in Dichtung und Saga/The Incest Motif in Poetry and Legend (1912). Rank was born in Vienna, Austria.



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overviews additional influences on his work including shamanism; psychoanalysts (especially Otto Rank and Sandor Ferenczi); Gestalt therapist Fritz Perls; and others who promoted action-oriented therapies.
Elizabeth Danto bases her work on extensive examination of over twenty archival sources in the United States and Europe, ranging from the Archives of the New York Psychoanalytic Society to the Otto Rank papers at Columbia University to the Archives of the Sigmund Freud Foundation in Vienna.
But, in a discussion of familial relations, gender roles, and dreams, Kimball also extends her reading to include the works of Carl Jung and Otto Rank.
 
 
 
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