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http://www.lw.net/karen/index.html Данный сайт содержит ссылки на сайты учреждений и журналов, связанных с работой Хорни. http://more.women.com/news/top_100/0_33.html На этом сайте имя Хорни включено в ряд ста наиболее выдающихся женщин XX столетия. Ценный источник информации для тех, кто хотел бы изучить жизнь и творчество наиболее выдающихся женщин любой эпохи за последнюю тысячу лет. (Примечание.Если вы зададите ключевое слово Horney (Хорни) в поисковой машине, среди выданных ссылок окажется большое количество порно сайтов. Указывайте ключевые слова Karen Horney (Карен Хорни).) Библиография. Breuer, J., & Freud, S. (1936). Studies in hysteria. New York: Nervous and Mental Disease Monograph No. 61. (Originally published, 1895.) Brown, J. F. (1939, September 23). Review of new ways in psychoanalysis. The Nation, pp. 328-329. Chodorow, N. (1989). Feminism and psychoanalytic thought. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press. Clinch, N. (1973). The Kennedy neurosis. 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