Sigmund Freud

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Austrian person human neurologist psychoanalyst writer

Sigmund Freud was an Austrian neurologist and the founder of psychoanalysis, whose theories on the unconscious mind, sexuality, and human behavior profoundly shaped modern psychology and Western thought.

Aliases (2)

Freud ×3
Sigismund Schlomo Freud ×1

Statements (86)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Austrian person → human → neurologist → psychoanalyst → writer →
awardReceived	Goethe Prize →
birthDate	1856-05-06 →
birthPlace	Austrian Empire → Freiberg in Mähren → Moravia → Příbor →
burialPlace	Golders Green Crematorium →
causeOfDeath	cancer of the jaw → euthanasia →
child	Anna Freud →
coAuthor	Josef Breuer →
countryOfCitizenship	Austria → Austria-Hungary →
deathDate	1939-09-23 →
deathPlace	London → United Kingdom →
educatedAt	University of Vienna →
employer	University of Vienna →
ethnicGroup	Jewish people →
familyName	Freud →
fieldOfWork	neurology → psychoanalysis → psychology → psychopathology →
fullName	Sigismund Schlomo Freud →
genre	non-fiction → psychology literature →
givenName	Sigismund → Sigmund →
hasHonor	Goethe Prize →
influenced	20th-century psychology → Alfred Adler → Anna Freud → Carl Jung → Erik Erikson → Jacques Lacan → Melanie Klein → Wilhelm Reich → cultural studies → literary theory → philosophy →
knownFor	Oedipus complex → defense mechanisms → dream interpretation → founding psychoanalysis → id ego and superego → structural model of the psyche → talking cure → theory of psychosexual development → theory of the unconscious mind →
language	German →
marriageStart	1886 →
movement	modernism → psychoanalysis →
notableIdea	death drive → free association → pleasure principle → repetition compulsion → repression → transference →
notableStudent	Anna Freud → Karl Abraham → Otto Rank → Sandor Ferenczi →
notableWork	Beyond the Pleasure Principle → Civilization and Its Discontents → Studies on Hysteria → The Ego and the Id → The Interpretation of Dreams → Three Essays on the Theory of Sexuality →
numberOfChildren	6 →
occupation	author → neurologist → physician → psychoanalyst → university teacher →
religion	Judaism →
residence	London → Vienna →
spouse	Martha Bernays →
yearAwarded	1930 →

Referenced by (42)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Alfred Adler → An Essay on Liberation → Ashley Montagu → Bruno Bettelheim → Carl Jung → Counterrevolution and Revolt → D. H. Lawrence → Education of the Senses → Eros and Civilization → Frankfurt School → Gilles Deleuze → Harold Bloom → Herbert Marcuse → Knowledge and Human Interests → Michel Foucault → One-Dimensional Man → Otto Rank → Salvador Dalí → Salvador Dalí → Slavoj Žižek → Surrealism → The Bourgeois Experience: Victoria to Freud → Theodor W. Adorno → Viktor Frankl → W. H. Auden → Western Marxism →	influencedBy
Arthur Schopenhauer → Friedrich Nietzsche → Fyodor Dostoevsky → Ludwig Feuerbach →	influenced
Emma Freud ("Freud") → Sigmund Freud ("Freud") →	familyName
Otto Rank →	associatedWith
Otto Rank →	doctoralAdvisor
Sigmund Freud ("Sigismund Schlomo Freud") →	fullName
Lobster Telephone →	inspiredBy
Freud: A Life for Our Time →	mainSubject
University of Vienna →	notableAlumni
Hogarth Press →	notableAuthorPublished
Fifi ("Freud") →	offspring
Emma Freud →	relative
Alfred Adler →	workedWith