psychohistory
noun
psychohistorian
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a word derived from
psychohistory.
Example Sentences
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But the center of attention this year was Doris Kearns, probably the first aspiring psychohistorian to be prodded into print by her subject.
From Time Magazine Archive
In the postwar years he became a kind of psychohistorian of art, exploring the metaphysical elements of painting and sculpture in such works as The Voices of Silence and The Metamorphosis of the Gods.
From Time Magazine Archive
Robert Jay Lifton, the Yale psychiatry professor who calls himself a "psychohistorian," is a student of holocaust.
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