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He published his book Youth: Change and Challenge.
He graduated Vienna Psychoanalytic Institute, came to the U.S. and became Boston's first child analyst.
He also obtained position at Harvard Medical School.
He published his book Young man Luther.
He started wandering about Europe, keeping a diary of his experiences.
He joined the staff at Harvard University, where he worked at the Institute of Human Relations and taught at the Medical School.
He published his book Insight and Responsibility.
He was born on June 15 in Frankfort, Germany.
He married his wife Joan Serson Erikson.
He had 3 kids with her.
He converted to Christianity because of her.
- He had been born and raised Jewish.
He returned to Harvard as professor of human development.
He was officially adopted by his step father and his last name changed from Salomonsen to Homburger.
He published his book Identity: Youth and Crisis
He published his book Childhood and Society.
He then spent ten years working and teaching at the Austen Riggs Center.
He retired from Harvard.
The National Endowment for the Humanities selected him for the Jefferson Lecture.
- It recognizes an individual who has made significant scholarly contributions to the humanities and who has the ability to communicate the knowledge and wisdom of the humanities in a broadly appealing way.
He died on May 12 in Harwich, Massachusetts of unknown causes.