Liberman, David

SCHERMAN, PATRICIA

The Palgrave Biographical Encyclopedia of Psychology in Latin América

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Año: 2021; p. 8 - 8

He was member of the second generation of Argentine psychoanalysts that emerged in the1950s, a time when psychoanalysis was beginning to acquire an important presence in the social arena. That expansion of psychoanalysis occurred at the same time as the creation of undergraduate psychology programs in Argentina. His involvement as a professor at the UBA contributed to the psychoanalytic stamp of Argentine psychology in the second half of the twentieth century. David Liberman died in 1983, in Buenos Aires, at the age of 63. Characterized as an innovative, original, and laborious psychoanalyst, he made a proposal centered on communication in the analytical session. In auxiliary disciplines, he found objective indicators that allowed him to study the evolution of psychoanalytic dialogue.