psychobiographer

From its packaging to its songs, "HIStory" is a psychobiographer's playground.

This section of the Apocrypha contains a large amount of juvenilia, useful mainly to the psychobiographer.

Critical, psychobiographer of Joseph Smith.

Given Mr. Bird's near poverty, his parents' divorce and his father's suicide, Mr. Levine turns psychobiographer to analyze his subject's immersion in sports.

He published one book about the psychobiographer and theorist Erik H. Erikson, and another about Helene Deutsch, the Boston psychoanalyst who had been a client of Freud's in Vienna.

Three pages of what Rosa Luxemburg must have felt or done when caught in the Warsaw anti-Jewish pogrom in 1881, at the age of 11 (there is no evidence), are followed by this classic sample of the psychobiographer's art: "She buried the childhood experience deeply.