Professor Amir’s pioneering work has brought a novel and sophisticated perspective to the study of how trauma is conveyed in language and her research has become a vital tool for both therapeutic and broader social interventions.

Professor Roth’s unprecedented interdisciplinary work on psychoanalysis and literature, and treatment of individual and collective trauma exercised original psychoanalytic thought and advanced “psychoanalysis for the people.”

Rafael Moses has distinguished himself in the application of psychoanalytic theory to the study of prejudice and intergroup conflict.