Reading Freud: Explorations & EntertainmentsEssays discuss Freud's interest in Shakespeare, his choices for the names of his six children, his love of science, and his ambivalent feelings toward his father. |
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
Six Names in Search of an Interpretation | 54 |
Freud and Freedom | 75 |
Reading Freud Through Freuds Reading | 95 |
ENTERTAINMENTS | 127 |
Serious Jests | 133 |
The Forgotten Freud | 152 |
A Gentile Science? | 160 |
Bibliographical Essay | 181 |
Acknowledgments | 195 |
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Reading Freud: Explorations & Entertainments Peter Gay,Sterling Professor of History Peter Gay Limited preview - 1990 |
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