this time, Deutsch began to turn her attention back to men's psychology and narcissism in both sexes. Over time, she became increasingly devoted to the study of egoism and narcissism, thereby abandoning her lifelong study of feminism. In 1963, Deutsch retired as a training analyst in part due to her husband, Felix's, declining health and memory loss. In 1963, Felix Deutsch died. Following his death, Helene Deutsch began to reminisce about her life with Felix and all that he had given her. Her relationship with Felix, up to that point, had always been a little bit strained. Through numerous affairs, like the one she had with Sándor Rado, Deutsch had always felt that Felix was more of the mother figure than she. According to Deutsch, "Felix seemed to have no trouble in 'naturally' displaying all the motherly ease. Even in situations in which a child usually calls for his mother, [Martin] turned more often to Felix than to me." Following Felix's death in 1963, Helene Deutsch turned her attention toward the sexual liberation of the 1960s and Beatlemania. She argued that these two events were due to fathers "taking a back-seat in childrearing". This absence of fathers then led to loneliness in children, who then sought solace with their peers. She was elected a Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1975. On 29 March 1982, Helene Deutsch died at the age of 97. In her last days of life, she remembered the "three men closest to her, combining Lieberman, Freud and her father into one man". In her autobiography Deutsch wrote that during the three main upheavals in her life: her freedom from her mother; "the revelation of socialism"; and her time with psychoanalysis, she was inspired and aided by either her father, Lieberman or Freud. Works Psychoanalysis of the Sexual Functions of Women, Internationaler Psychoanalytischer Verlag, Leipzig/Wien/Zürich, 1925 (Neue Arbeiten zur ärztlichen Psychoanalyse No. 5). Translated to English in 1991, . The Psychology of Women, Volume 1: Girlhood, Allyn & Bacon, 1943, . The Psychology of Women, Volume 2: Motherhood, Allyn & Bacon, 1945, . Neuroses and Character Types, International Universities Press, 1965, . Selected Problems of Adolescence, International Universities Press, 1967, . A Psychoanalytic Study of the Myth of Dionysus and Apollo, 1969, . Confrontations with Myself, Norton, 1973, . The Therapeutic Process, the Self, and Female Psychology, 1992, . See also Feminist views