Karen Horney's Psychoanalytic Social Theory and Neurosis - Simplest Explanation Ever

Karen Horney's Psychoanalytic Social Theory and Neurosis - Simplest Explanation Ever
Psychoanalysts before her time attributed neurosis to genetic factors. But Karen Horney theorised that social factors and childhood are more important to people's development than genetics.
We look at the main concepts elaborated by Karen Horney and simplify them for you.
Sigmund Freud's Psychosexual Stages:

Human Defense Mechanisms by Anna Freud:

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[lifeanditsfeatures]

A comprehensive presentation on Neo Freudians would be great

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[sochade]

Does the speaker refer to Heidegger as "Martin", or to Freud as "Sigmund"?

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[vishwaprem]

She did a good job moving away from penis envy and non-sexualizing Oedipus complex. Her views on realizing trends of neurotic needs, and addressing neuroticism through psychoanalysis are commendable too.

Though she focused too much on feminism. But this could be the need of the hour. It was in the early to mid 20th century.

[musselchee]

Where once Freud was the bee's knee, Karen indicates not.

[sochade]

The phrase "neurotic people" is unfortunate. Consider 'neurosis' as something that can happen to someone. Consider not defining people by their apparent limitations.