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• In 2005, Schultz conceived and edited Oxford's Handbook of Psychobiography.
• Ostwald also instituted a seminar on psychobiography at Mount Zion Hospital in San Francisco.
• This provocative psychobiography shows how contradictorily Glenn Gould went about fashioning his remarkable legend.
• In it he created a psychobiography of Lucien Bouchard, then premier of Quebec.
• Dawidoff undertakes a psychobiography of his subject and plumbs what he has earlier hinted at.
• Yet Ms . Sereny's psychobiography is the meat and marrow of her study.
• This is an odd moment in psychobiography.
• Maynard Solomon adopted techniques of psychobiography in his 1977 book " Beethoven ."
• Kershaw has little interest in psychobiography.
• Elms has contributed to psychobiography through many published works including psychobiographies on Murray ( 1987 ).
• This book was partly a psychobiography of Nietzsche, Picasso, Mishima, Proust and James Joyce ).
• Although it does not hesitate to plumb the workings of Beethoven's mind and soul, it is no psychobiography.
• And as psychobiography it is simplistic, with Gia a poster girl for every messed-up beauty of the'80s.
• But hey, " The Young Master " is psychobiography if I've ever encountered that denomination of life story.
• The movie dips into psychobiography just long enough to suggest that Dostoyevsky's addiction is a self-flagellating spur to his own creativity.
• The importance of error in psychobiography, including slips and distortions, is also rooted in Freudian psychoanalysis and is used to identify hidden motives.
• Historians have claimed that the film's true value is as a psychobiography, stressing the film as a political allegory rather than melodrama.
• In the subtitle of Lydia Flem's psychobiography of Giovanni Giacomo Casanova, the emphasis should be placed on the word " loved ."
• Psychobiography is a field within the realms of psychology / biography that analyzes the lives of historically significant individuals through the use of psychological theory and research.
• Notwithstanding a few such over-the-top passages, Castro's psychobiography works well when it sticks to Mantle and leaves the national psyche unexamined.