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Psychoanalyst of Freud's Vienna circle and author of the landmark two-volume Psychology of Women; she practiced and taught for decades in Cambridge.

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Helene Deutsch

Psychoanalyst of Freud's Vienna circle and author of the landmark two-volume Psychology of Women; she practiced and taught for decades in Cambridge.

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1884 · Helene DeutschPsychoanalyst of Freud's Vienna circle and author of the landmark two-volume Psychology of Women; she practiced and taught for decades in Cambridge.

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Helene DeutschPsychoanalyst of Freud's Vienna circle and author of the landmark two-volume Psychology of Women; she practiced and taught for decades in Cambridge.