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<p><b>Neue Seite</b></p><div>'''Jeffrey Burke Satinover''' (* [[4. September]] [[1947]]) ist ein [[Vereinigte Staaten|amerikanischer]] Psychiater und Psychoanalytiker der Fachrichtung von [[Carl Gustav Jung|C.G. Jung]]. Darüber hinaus ist er Physiker und in diesem Fach [[Ph.D.|promoviert]]. Er unterrichtete Mathematik und Statistik am ''Kings College'' in New York.<ref>{{Internetquelle |autor=David W. Virtue |url=https://virtueonline.org/jewish-psychiatrist-influenced-cs-lewis-says-gays-can-change |titel=Jewish Psychiatrist, Influenced by C.S. Lewis, Says Gays Can Change. An interview with Dr. Jeffrey Satinover |werk=Virtue Online |datum=2009-04-30 |abruf=2018-03-05 |sprache=en }}</ref> Er ist Autor zu Themen der Medizin, Neurowissenschaften, Religion, Sexualität und Finanzen.<ref>[https://jungchicago.org/blog/speaker/satinover-jeffrey/ ''Satinover, Jeffrey'', Website jungchicago.org] (englisch, abgerufen am 26. Februar 2024).</ref><br />
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== Leben und Wirken ==<br />
Satinover hat Medizin und Psychiatrie am [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]] (MIT) und an der [[Harvard University]] und Physik an der [[Yale University]] und der [[University of Texas]] mit den entsprechenden Abschlüssen studiert.<ref>[https://www.harpercollins.com/blogs/authors/jeffrey-satinover-md ''Jeffrey Satinover, M.D.'', Website harpercollins.com] (englisch, abgerufen am 26. Februar 2024).</ref> 1982 absolvierte er die McGovern Medical School. Nach Praktika in Erwachsenen- und Kinderpsychiatrie am ''Yale-New Haven Medical Center'' 1983 bis 1986 begann er als Psychiater zu praktizieren.<br />
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Von der Universität Nizza erhielt er 2009 einen PhD in theoretischer Physik für seine Arbeit zur komplexen Systemtheorie. Vorher war er Fellow ''Burroughs-Welcome'' und der ''American Psychiatric Association'' und gewann den ''Lustman Research'' Preis in Yale. Er lehrte Psychiatrie am Jung Institut in [[Zürich]] und Betriebswirtschaft an der schweizerischen Lorange Business School. Er diente als Gastprofessor an der [[Princeton University]] und an der [[Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule Zürich|ETH]] in Zürich. Er war Berater von ''WorldQuant'', einer internationalen Firma für Finanzprodukte. Als Gastprofessor lehrte er am King’s College in New York und am Lehrstuhl William James für Psychologie und Religion in Harvard. Er diente als Arzt im ''Connecticut State Flight Surgeon'' (CTARNG) und als Reservist in der Armee. Er ist Mitglied beim ''American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology''.<ref>[https://www.doximity.com/pub/jeffrey-satinover-md ''Jeffrey Satinover MDPhD'', Website doximity.com] (englisch, abgerufen am 26. Februar 2024).</ref><br />
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Satinover wurde bekannt durch seine Vorträge und Bücher zu kontroversen Themen wie dem [[Bibelcode]], [[Neurowissenschaften]] und besonders für seine Schriften und sein politisches Engagement bezüglich [[Homosexualität]] und [[Lebenspartnerschaft]]. Kopien seines im Jahr 1996 erschienenen Bestsellers ''Homosexualität und die Politik der Wahrheit'' wurden 1998 an alle Bischöfe an der [[Lambeth-Konferenz]] der [[Anglikanische Gemeinschaft|Anglikanischen Gemeinschaft]] verteilt. Sein Werk wurde weithin benutzt, zitiert und auch kritisiert. Es ist eine der hauptsächlichen modernen Quellen, die die Sichtweise unterstützen, dass Homosexualität veränderbar sei. Satinover stützt auch die jüdisch-christliche Sichtweise und Praxis, dass die natürliche Sexualität zuerst gezähmt und gebändigt werden müsse, bevor sie dann verantwortlich in einer Ehe von Mann und Frau ausgeübt und kultiviert werden könne. Der im Westen weit verbreitete [[Relativismus]] der Gegenwart, der dem [[Neopaganismus]] und dem [[Gnostizismus]] zugeordnet werden könne, lehne diese sexuellen Einschränkungen jedoch ab und lasse viele Formen der Sexualität zu.<ref>Christl Vonholdt: [https://www.dijg.de/homosexualitaet/kirche/einfuehrung-jeffrey-satinover/ ''Einführung in den Text von Jeffrey Satinover „Die paganistische Revolution“''.] Website dijg.de.</ref><br />
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== Familie ==<br />
Satinover ist verheiratet und hat fünf Töchter, er praktiziert in [[Danbury (Connecticut)]].<ref>[https://www.doximity.com/pub/jeffrey-satinover-md ''Jeffrey Satinover MDPhD'', Website doximity.com] (englisch, abgerufen am 26. Februar 2024).</ref><br />
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<!--Biography--><br />
<!--Satinover was born in Chicago, Illinois, USA, September 4th, 1947 to Joseph and Sena Satinover. He lived in Chicago and the surround until moving to California at the beginning of his high-school years. He demonstrated an early interest in physics and for a time visited and corresponded with the Cal Tech physicist [[Richard Feynman]].{{Fact|date=December 2007}} --><br />
<!--Satinover won a National Merit Scholarship to M.I.T, where he obtained an S.B. in 1971. He subsequently obtained his [[S.B.]] from the [[Massachusetts Institute of Technology]], an [[Ed.M.]] in Clinical Psychology and Public Practice from [[Harvard University]], and his M.D. at the [[University of Texas]] and later an [[M.S.]] in physics at [[Yale University]]. He completed psychoanalytic training at the C. G. Jung Institute of Zürich, their youngest-ever graduate. In 2008 he completed a Ph.D. in physics (summa cum laude) at the University of Nice, France. --><br />
<!--Satinover is a former state flight surgeon having served in the 1/169th combat-support helicopter battalion of the Connecticut Army National Guard, and Army Reserve Psychiatrist (rank of major). He practiced clinical psychiatry between 1986 and 2003, and psychoanalysis between 1976 and 2003, early in his career as a Jungian analyst, having trained at the C. G. Jung Institute in Zurich. --><br />
<!--He is a past-President of the C. G. Jung Foundation of New York. He is a former fellow (resident) in psychiatry and child Psychiatry at Yale where he was twice awarded the department of psychiatry’s Seymour Lustman Residency Research Prize (2nd place). After twenty-five years in the medical and psychotherapeutic arena, he returned to school. --><br />
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<!--He is currently conducting research in complex and agent-based systems theory ([[econophysics]], [[minority game]]). His areas prior areas of physics research are in fundamental quantum theory and in its application to quantum information processing and computation. Presently he is investigating certain aspects of game theory in complex systems.--><br />
<!--He is the author of articles, chapters and books on topics ranging from brain neurophysiology to the psychology of narcissism to the breakdown of modern society. His book ''The Quantum Brain'' explores current developments at the interface of physics, computation, artificial intelligence and neuroscience (April, 2001, Wiley). The book is written for a general but well-educated readership. --><br />
<!--He has appeared in the media and before various state and federal institutions as a critic of the homosexual movement; he has treated homosexuals seeking a change in sexual attraction, for which he has been criticised. He also played a role in the film ''[[What the Bleep Do We Know?!]]''.--><br />
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<!--Satinover’s previous writings also include "Cracking the [[Bible Code]]" (William Morrow & Co., 1996), a critical discussion of modern scientific analyses of the ancient tradition of hidden encryptions in the five books of Moses. It is more importantly the story of one of the most significant and invisible figures of the Holocaust, Rabbi Michael Ber Weissmandl, whose rescue of tens of thousands of Jews from the Nazis, through two years of face-to-face negotiations with Himmler’s and Eichmann’s chief overseers in Eastern Europe, is almost entirely unknown to the world at large. The story of the “codes” provided a cover story for the more important history of Weissmandl. At the same time, the book includes previously undiscovered aspects of Renaissance history. For example, Satinover argues that the early cryptographic encoding wheels that [[Leon Battista Alberti]] appears to have come up with “out of nowhere” (as is conventionally stated), are copies of 1st century Kabbalistic devices that Alberti, along with other Neoplatonists and so-called “Christian Kabbalists” of the Florence Academy, [[Leonardo da Vinci]] and [[Giovanni Pico della Mirandola]] among them, learned directly from Kabbalistic Rabbis of the era.<br />
Satinover’s most widely read and debated book{{Fact|date=December 2007}} is ''Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth'' (Baker Book House, 1996; see [[Ex-gay]]) The book is an analysis of the debate over homosexuality viewed from psychological, religious and scientific perspectives. The book was distributed to all bishops at the 1996 Lambeth conference, and at many other similar gatherings.{{Fact|date=December 2007}} The book has also resulted in Satinover being labeled a homophobe, a bigot and a right-wing Christian or Orthodox Jew, depending on the point of view of the critic.<ref>See [http://www.satinover.com/critics].</ref> He subsequently authored a number of monographs and critiques on related subjects. His testimony as parts of amicus curiae briefs have been cited in US State and Federal Supreme Court cases. Though not an attorney, he has taught Constitutional Law and Civil Liberties at Princeton on the basis of this background.<br />
Satinover's current scientific research, with Didier Sornette of the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (see [[Stock Market Crash]]), centers on studies of game theory and in particular the [[Minority Game]], attending to the "illusion of control" in these games.--><br />
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<!--Satinover was asked to assist key United States Senators and their staffs in the ultimately successful battle to win confirmation for Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas. Emmanuel Margolis, the then-president of the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union ([[ACLU]]) holds Satinover chiefly responsible for Thomas’ confirmation.<ref>Mayer, Jane, and Jill Abramson (1994). Strange Justice: The Selling of Clarence Thomas, Houghton Mifflin Company, ISBN 0-452-27499-0 </ref><br />
A number of Satinover’s public policy speeches are available from C-Span.<ref>[http://www.c-spanarchives.org/library/index.php?main_page=advanced_search_result&keyword=&categories_id=&inc_subcat=1&policy_id=&person_first_name=&person_last_name=satinover&person_title=&person_affiliation=&program_id=&program_title=&program_sponsor=&program_summary=&program_location=&date_occurred_after=&date_occurred_before=&date_aired_after=&date_aired_before=&rescnt=10&x=40&y=7 Search Results : C-SPAN Video Library, Created by Cable. Offered as a Public Service]</ref><br />
A founder of Connecticut’s Committee to Save Our Schools (CT:SOS), Satinover was also active in the mid-1990’s nationwide in the resistance to so-called “Outcomes-Based Education” (i.e., O.B.E., under whatever name or acronym) and associated educational “reforms.” Under his co-leadership, CT:SOS won a significant victory in the Connecticut legislature, defeating a broad-based coalition of government, educational unions and certain major corporations (in particular, Union Carbide) in their attempt to replace local and locally-elected school boards with a single state-appointed board. The CT:SOS program of alternate, traditionalist reforms co-authored by Satinover, “Academic-Based Education”, was ignored in Connecticut but formally adopted at the time by the Board of Education of San Diego, California, then the nation’s sixth largest public school system.--><br />
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== Schriften (Auswahl) ==<br />
* ''Jung’s lost contribution to the dilemma of narcissism''. Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association, April 1986.<br />
* ''Feathers of the Skylark: Compulsion, Sin and Our Need for a Messiah''. 1996.<br />
* ''The Empty Self: C. G. Jung & the Gnostic Transformation of Modern Identity''. 1996, ISBN 0-9652945-1-X.<br />
* ''Homosexuality and the Politics of Truth''. Baker Publishing Group, 1996, ISBN 978-0-8010-5625-3.<br />
** ''Die paganistische Revolution'', Kapitel 16, Deutsches Institut für Jugend und Gesellschaft.<br />
* ''The Truth Behind the Bible Code''. Sidgwick & Jackson, 1997/1998, ISBN 978-0-283-06335-0.<br />
* ''Cracking the Bible Code''. 1997.<br />
** {{Literatur |Autor=Jeffrey Satinover |Titel=Die verborgene Botschaft der Bibel. Der Code der Bibel entschlüsselt |Verlag=Goldmann |Ort=München |Datum=1997 |ISBN=978-3-442-12778-8 |Originaltitel=Cracking the Bible code |Originalsprache=en |Übersetzer=W.&nbsp;M. Riegel |Typ=wl }}<br />
* ''The Quantum Brain: The Search for Freedom and the Next Generation of Man''. 2002.<br />
* mit Erwin Lutzer: ''Abandoning Nature. The Areopagus Journal of the Apologetics Resource Center'', 5.&nbsp;Buch. John Wiley & Sons, 2002, ISBN 978-0-471-44153-3.<br />
* mit Didier Sornette: ''Cycles, determinism and persistence in agent-based games and financial time-series'', Artikel 1 und&nbsp;2, Juli 2012.<br />
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== Weblinks ==<br />
* [https://www.dijg.de/homosexualitaet/kirche/einfuehrung-jeffrey-satinover/ Christl Vonholdt: ''Einführung in den Text von Jeffrey Satinover "Die paganistische Revolution"'', Website dijg.de].<br />
* [https://www.doximity.com/pub/jeffrey-satinover-md Jeffrey Satinover MDPhD, Website doximity.com] (englisch, abgerufen am 26. Februar 2024).<br />
* [https://jungchicago.org/blog/speaker/satinover-jeffrey/ ''Satinover, Jeffrey'', Website jungchicago.org] (englisch, abgerufen am 26. Februar 2024).<br />
* [https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jeffrey-Satinover ''Jeffrey Satinover, ETH Zürich, Department of Management, Technology, and Economics; Publications (18)'', Website researchgate.net] (englisch, abgerufen am 29. Februar 2024).<br />
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* [https://virtueonline.org/portal/modules/news/article.php?storyid=10361 Interview mit Jeffrey Satinover (englisch)].<br />
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