Freud, the man and the cause / Ronald W. Clark.
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TextPublisher: New York : Random House, [1980]Edition: 1st edDescription: xii, 652 pages, [12] leaves of plates : illustrations ; 25 cmContent type: - text
- unmediated
- volume
- 0394409833 :
- 150.19/52 B
- BF173.F85 C58
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Includes bibliographic referrences (p. [531]-547) and index.
Part 1 - A Freudian beginning. 1 Jewish boyhood. 2 Ambitious youth. 3 Determined doctor. 4 Paris. Part 2 - The making of a leader. 5 Early days in practice. 6 Prospecting the unconscious. 7 The birth of psychoanalysis. 8 Splendid isolation: disaster. 9 Splendid isolation: recovery. Part 3 - Commander in chief. 10 Founding the cause. 11 Early skirmishes. 12 A sortie to America. 13 First defections. 14 The break with Jung. 15 New fields for conquest. 16 Wartime acceptance. Part 4 - The Freudian age. 17 Reaping the whirlwind. 18 Reassessing the unconscious. 19 Cancer. 20 Last desertions. 21 Riding the tiger?. 22 The darkening scene. 23 An order for release. 24 Into the promised land
'...as distinguished as it is much needed. A great amount of fresh material about the founder of psychoanalysis has come to light since Ernest Jones finished his monumental biography in the late 1950s, and Clark has made copious use of it. He has also utilized a wide range of sometimes unexpected sources to reveal Freud's impact on the contemporary world--an impact equaling that of Copernicus or Darwin.'
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