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Poul Carl Bjerre (24 May 1876 – 15 July 1964) was a Swedish psychiatrist who was a native of Gothenburg. In 1907 he succeeded hypnotist Otto Georg Wetterstrand (1845–1907) at the latter's medical practice in Stockholm. He was the brother of Andreas Bjerre. Among his written works was an influential book which theorized on the recurring cycle of "psychic death and renewal" called Död och Förnyelse.He wrote a biography on Friedrich Nietzsche, and is remembered for his written correspondence with Freud and Carl Jung.He died in Vårsta.

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  • Poul Carl Bjerre (Gotemburgo, 24 de mayo de 1876-Grödinge, 15 de julio de 1964) fue un psiquiatra sueco.​ (es)
  • Poul Carl Bjerre (24 May 1876 – 15 July 1964) was a Swedish psychiatrist who was a native of Gothenburg. In 1907 he succeeded hypnotist Otto Georg Wetterstrand (1845–1907) at the latter's medical practice in Stockholm. He was the brother of Andreas Bjerre. Bjerre is credited for introducing psychoanalysis and Freudian psychiatric concepts into Swedish medicine, which he presented to a 1911 gathering of the "Order of Swedish Physicians". He would later distance himself from a number of Freudian ideas. Bjerre believed that the workings of the conscious mind were more important than those of the unconscious, and felt that Freud placed too much emphasis on an individual's sex life. He believed that it was important for the psychiatrist to "be human", and to view and treat his patient in an holistic manner. Bjerre was also a major advocate of hypnosis. Among his written works was an influential book which theorized on the recurring cycle of "psychic death and renewal" called Död och Förnyelse.He wrote a biography on Friedrich Nietzsche, and is remembered for his written correspondence with Freud and Carl Jung.He died in Vårsta. (en)
  • Poul Carl Bjerre, né le 24 mai 1876 à Göteborg et mort le 15 juillet 1964 à Vårsta, dans la banlieue de Stockholm, est un médecin et psychothérapeute suédois, connu pour avoir introduit la psychanalyse en Suède. (fr)
  • Poul Carl Bjerre, född 24 maj 1876 i Göteborg, död 15 juli 1964 i Grödinge i Södermanland, var en svensk psykoterapeut och författare, bror till kriminalpsykologen Andreas Bjerre. (sv)
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  • Poul Carl Bjerre (Gotemburgo, 24 de mayo de 1876-Grödinge, 15 de julio de 1964) fue un psiquiatra sueco.​ (es)
  • Poul Carl Bjerre, né le 24 mai 1876 à Göteborg et mort le 15 juillet 1964 à Vårsta, dans la banlieue de Stockholm, est un médecin et psychothérapeute suédois, connu pour avoir introduit la psychanalyse en Suède. (fr)
  • Poul Carl Bjerre, född 24 maj 1876 i Göteborg, död 15 juli 1964 i Grödinge i Södermanland, var en svensk psykoterapeut och författare, bror till kriminalpsykologen Andreas Bjerre. (sv)
  • Poul Carl Bjerre (24 May 1876 – 15 July 1964) was a Swedish psychiatrist who was a native of Gothenburg. In 1907 he succeeded hypnotist Otto Georg Wetterstrand (1845–1907) at the latter's medical practice in Stockholm. He was the brother of Andreas Bjerre. Among his written works was an influential book which theorized on the recurring cycle of "psychic death and renewal" called Död och Förnyelse.He wrote a biography on Friedrich Nietzsche, and is remembered for his written correspondence with Freud and Carl Jung.He died in Vårsta. (en)
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  • Poul Bjerre (fr)
  • Poul Bjerre (en)
  • Poul Bjerre (sv)
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