Naomi Weisstein

Psychologist

Naomi Weisstein was a pioneering American psychologist, neuroscientist, and a leading figure in the second-wave feminist movement. She gained widespread recognition for her seminal 1968 essay, 'Kinder, Küche, Kirche as Scientific Law,' which powerfully critiqued the inherent biases against women in her field. Weisstein argued that psychology had long ignored social context, instead attributing women's behavior to supposed innate biological or psychological deficits. Her work challenged the scientific establishment and paved the way for the development of feminist psychology, leaving a lasting impact on both academia and social activism.

Oct 16, 1939 - Mar 26, 2015 American 7 Quotes

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