Pierre Debray-Ritzen

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Pierre Debray-Ritzen
Born	27 February 1922  16th arrondissement of Paris
Died	7 July 1993  (aged 71) Boulogne-Billancourt

Pierre Debray-Ritzen (27 February 1922 – 7 July 1993) was a French psychiatrist.

He was a member of the

• L'Odeur du temps, roman, Casterman, 1963
• Le Défi aux étoiles, Plon, 1964
• Les Nervures de l'être : éléments d'une psychologie de la littérature, Rencontre, 1967
• La Dyslexie de l'enfant : origine, dépistage, mesure, rééducation, Casterman, 1970
• Un final vénitien, Fayard, 1971
• Génétique et Psychiatrie, Fayard, 1972
• Les Troubles du comportement de l'enfant, Fayard, 1973 (with Badrig Mélékian)
• La Scolastique freudienne, Fayard, 1973
• Psychologie de la littérature et de la création littéraire, Retz, 1977
• Lettre ouverte aux parents des petits écoliers,
  Albin Michel, 1978^[2]
• Psychologie de la création : de l'art des parfums à l'art littéraire, Albin Michel, 1979
• L'Usure de l'âme, mémoires, Albin Michel, 1980
• Les Cahiers de Tycho de Leyde artiste peintre, 1649-1702, Albin Michel, 1982
• Corot, éd. de Vergeures, collection « À l'école des grands peintres », 1982
• Ce que je crois, Grasset, 1983
• Conversations dans l'univers, Albin Michel, 1986 (with André Brahic)
• Arthur Koestler. Un croisé sans croix, L’Herne, 1987
• Jusqu’à la corde, mémoires, Albin Michel, 1989
• Georges Simenon, romancier de l'instinct, Favre, 1989
• La Mort en moi, roman, L’Âge d’Homme, 1990
• La Psychanalyse, cette imposture, Albin Michel, 1991
• Claude Bernard ou un nouvel état de l'humaine raison, Albin Michel, 1992

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