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Elizabeth Zetzel
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'''Elizabeth Rosenberg Zetzel''' (1907-1970) was an American psychoanalyst and physician.
==Life==
Elizabeth Zetzel was born on 17 March 1907 in [[New York City|New York]], the daughter of the jurist and phlanthropist James N. Rosenberg. She gained her first degree from [[Smith College]],<ref name=IDP>Nellie L. Thompson, [https://ift.tt/2VWbc3L Zetzel-Rosenberg, Elizabeth (1907-1970)], ''International Dictionary of Psychoanalysis '', encyclopedia.com.</ref> before studying medicine at the [[University of London]]. She underwent analytic training in the 1930s with the [[British Psychoanalytic Society]] (BPAS). Her training analyst was [[Ernest Jones]], though she was also influenced by the ideas of [[Melanie Klein]] and Kleinians like [[Joan Riviere]], [[Susan Isaacs]] and Donald Winnicott.<ref>Jane Milton, [https://ift.tt/353GLN2 A debate with Elizabeth Zetzel in 1956], ''[[Wellcome Library]]'', 20 September 2018. Accessed 25 April 2020.</ref>
In 1949 she returned to the [[United States]]. She became training analyst and teacher at the [[Boston Psychoanalytic Society]], and from 1961 to 1965 was also secretary of the [[International Psychoanalytic Association]] under [[Maxwell Gitelson]] as president.<ref name=IDP/>
Her papers are held at [[Harvard Library]].<ref>[https://ift.tt/3ay0TrL Papers of Elizabeth Rosenberg Zetzel, 1943-1970], Harvard Library, 82-M259.</ref>
==Works==
* 'Melanie Klein 1882-1960', ''[[The Psychoanalytic Quarterly]]'', Vol. 30, 420-425.
* '96 Gloucester Place: Some personal recollections'', ''[[International Journal of Psycho-Analysis]]'', Vol. 50, pp.717-719
* ''The capacity for emotional growth'', 1970
* ''Basic concepts of psychoanalytic psychiatry'', 1973
==References==
[[Category:1907 births]]
[[Category:1970 deaths]]
[[Category:American psychoanalysts]]
[[Category:American physicians]]
[[Category:People from New York City]]
==Life==
Elizabeth Zetzel was born on 17 March 1907 in [[New York City|New York]], the daughter of the jurist and phlanthropist James N. Rosenberg. She gained her first degree from [[Smith College]],<ref name=IDP>Nellie L. Thompson, [https://ift.tt/2VWbc3L Zetzel-Rosenberg, Elizabeth (1907-1970)], ''International Dictionary of Psychoanalysis '', encyclopedia.com.</ref> before studying medicine at the [[University of London]]. She underwent analytic training in the 1930s with the [[British Psychoanalytic Society]] (BPAS). Her training analyst was [[Ernest Jones]], though she was also influenced by the ideas of [[Melanie Klein]] and Kleinians like [[Joan Riviere]], [[Susan Isaacs]] and Donald Winnicott.<ref>Jane Milton, [https://ift.tt/353GLN2 A debate with Elizabeth Zetzel in 1956], ''[[Wellcome Library]]'', 20 September 2018. Accessed 25 April 2020.</ref>
In 1949 she returned to the [[United States]]. She became training analyst and teacher at the [[Boston Psychoanalytic Society]], and from 1961 to 1965 was also secretary of the [[International Psychoanalytic Association]] under [[Maxwell Gitelson]] as president.<ref name=IDP/>
Her papers are held at [[Harvard Library]].<ref>[https://ift.tt/3ay0TrL Papers of Elizabeth Rosenberg Zetzel, 1943-1970], Harvard Library, 82-M259.</ref>
==Works==
* 'Melanie Klein 1882-1960', ''[[The Psychoanalytic Quarterly]]'', Vol. 30, 420-425.
* '96 Gloucester Place: Some personal recollections'', ''[[International Journal of Psycho-Analysis]]'', Vol. 50, pp.717-719
* ''The capacity for emotional growth'', 1970
* ''Basic concepts of psychoanalytic psychiatry'', 1973
==References==
[[Category:1907 births]]
[[Category:1970 deaths]]
[[Category:American psychoanalysts]]
[[Category:American physicians]]
[[Category:People from New York City]]
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