Female Sociologists: Expanding the Canon

Inna Rozentsvit has made a major contribution to the history of psychoanalysis in “Women’s Voices in Psychoanalysis: Erased or Forgotten” by correcting a serious omission from the canon—that is, reevaluating the work of female pioneers who have simply been left out or ignored. She correctly notes that one of the causes of these omissions is due to the gender biases of its time.

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Clio s Psyche
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.70763/c8afe805c097dab1f1e5bdd57f8d2931
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Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice
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Female Sociologists: Expanding the Canon

Susanne Seperson
Clio s Psyche
Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice
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Female Sociologists: Expanding the Canon

Susanne Seperson
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Abstract

Inna Rozentsvit has made a major contribution to the history of psychoanalysis in “Women’s Voices in Psychoanalysis: Erased or Forgotten” by correcting a serious omission from the canon—that is, reevaluating the work of female pioneers who have simply been left out or ignored. She correctly notes that one of the causes of these omissions is due to the gender biases of its time.

Clio s PsycheVol. 32(Volume 32 - Number 2)
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Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice
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