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Roheim, Geza (1891–1953)| Hungarian-born US anthropologist and psychoanalyst. His study of psychoanalysis informed his theories of myth, ritual, and dream life, and made him a pioneer in the convergence of this discipline with anthropology. |
| Born and educated in Budapest, he became the first occupant of the University of Budapest's chair in anthropology in 1919. He emigrated to the USA for political reasons in 1938. A prolific author, his final work, Magic and Schizophrenia, appeared posthumously. |
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