Henry Abramovitch

American-Israeli Jungian analyst and medical anthropologist at Tel Aviv Medical School who writes on ritual, brothers, and the Jungian dimensions of Jewish culture — contributing to the Jungian analysis of religious and cultural anthropology.

Applies Jungian psychology to cultural anthropology and Jewish religious tradition — exploring the archetypal dimensions of rituals, the psychology of the brother relationship, and the specific contribution of Jewish culture to the Jungian analysis of religious experience.