Éliane Amado Levy-Valensi

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Éliane Amado Levy-Valensi (May 11, 1919 - May 10, 2006), a French-Israeli psychologist, psychoanalyst and philosopher.

[edit] Biography

Éliane Levy-Valensi was born in Marseille to a Jewish family. In 1930 she moved with her parents to Saint-Mande (Val-de-Marne) near Paris.

She studied philosophy. She admitted the Centre national de la recherche scientifique (CNRS), preparing her doctoral thesis. She taught philosophy at the Sorbonne

In 1968 she emigrated to Israel, and became a professor of philosophy at Bar-Ilan University.

She died in Jerusalem at May 10, 2006.

[edit] Family

She married Max Amado in 1942 and divorced from him in 1953. In 1960 she married Claude Veil, a psychiatrist and professor, and divorced from him in 1969.

[edit] Books

Le Dialogue psychanalytique : Les rapports intersubjectifs en psychanalyse, la vocation du sujet, 1962
Les Niveaux de l'être : La connaissance et le mal, 1963
Le Temps dans la vie psychologique, 1964
La Communication, 1967
Le Temps dans la vie morale, 1968
Isaac gardien de son frère ? : Implications inconscientes du dialogue israélo-arabe, 1968
La Racine et la source : Essais sur la judaïsme, 1968
Les voies et les pièges de la psychanalyse, 1971
Le Grand désarroi : Aux sources de l'énigme homosexuelle, 1973
La nature de la pensée inconsciente, 1978
La Onzième épreuve d'Abraham ou De la Fraternité, 1981
Lettres de Jerusalem, 1983
Le Moïse de Freud, ou, La référence occultée, 1984
Job : réponse à Jung, 1991
La nevrose plurielle, 1992
La dignité des mots, 1995
La Poétique du Zohar, 1996
Penser ou/et rêver: Mécanismes et objectifs de la pensée en Occident et dans le Judaïsme, 1997
L'Imagination : Philosophie et tradition juive, 1998
La nature de la pensée inconsciente, 1999