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Love in Vienna : the Sigmund Freud-Minna Bernays affair
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| 서명/저자사항 | Love in Vienna : the Sigmund Freud-Minna Bernays affair/ Barry G. Gale. |
| 개인저자 | Gale, Barry G.(Barry George), 1941- author. |
| 발행사항 | Santa Barbara, California: Praeger, [2016]. |
| 형태사항 | 1 online resource. |
| 기타형태 저록 | Original 1440842205 9781440842207 |
| ISBN | 9781440842214 1440842213 |
| 서지주기 | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| 내용주기 | Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Part I: The Controversy; 1. The Antagonists: Freud and Jung; The Positivist School; Entering Private Practice; The Beginning of Psychoanalysis; Jung and the Interpretation of Dreams; A Most Unusual Childhood; The Burgho?lzli; Supporting Freud; A Short but Intense Relationship; 2. The Rumor and Its Origins; An Unlikely Beginning; Raising Eyebrows; The Eissler Interview; Billinsky's Revelations; Getting it Wrong; The Billinsky Interview; Confirmation; The 1907 Visit; Two Years Between; The Clark University Celebrations Corroborative StudiesAfter-The-Fact, Interpretive Accounts; A Most Dangerous Method; The "Minna Wars"; 3. The Freudian Response; "Not a Tatter of Evidence"; "Suppositions of Guilt"; "I Find it Virtually Impossible ..."; "This much is Unquestionable"; "Much Ado About Nothing" ; "Just One New Detail"; "More Strongly Attracted to Men"; Part II: The Affair and the Reality; 4. Sorting Out the Arguments; The Elements of Proof; Connecting the Pieces; Instances; "A Whole World Took Place"; Adding Believability; The Limits of After-The-Fact, Interpretive Accounts; A Most Dangerous Method The "Minna Wars""Sheer Nonsense"; "Not a Tatter of Evidence"; Sounds Unnatural; The Callow Jung; The Power of Personality; How much Time?; Jung the Hypocrite?; Telling Others; "Obvious Bias"; "Elaborate Suppositions"; Scant Attention; Jung the Unreliable Reporter; Aboard Ship; Red Herrings: Freud's "Laboratory"; Red Herrings: Minna:s Appearance; "Virtually Impossible to Visualize the Scene"; Missing Letters; Reprise: Two Key Footnotes; "Very Possible that they Slept Together"; Kurt Eissler: Going for the Jugular; "Disrespectful, Indeed Vulgar"; "No Real Hospitality" "This Event Cannot have Taken Place"Freud the Mind-Reader; Jung the Hypocrite, Part II?; Proof that Minna Never Confided in Jung; Sounds Strange from Freud's Mouth; A Psychologically Dysfunctional Jung; "This much is Unquestionable"; "Much Ado about Nothing"; Intimacy but no Love Affair; "Just One New Detail"; Callous; "More Attracted to Men"; A Smoking Gun; Part III: Freud's Women; 5. Freud and Minna; "She Ghosts Through the House"; Through a Glass Darkly; "A Beautiful Sister-in-Law"; Look Alikes; First Bonds; Too Close; Indispensable; The Only Two; Circles; Crisscross; Mutual Attraction An Abiding InterestPersonal Confidante; Travels Alone Together; Alone at Berggasse; So much Alike; Sexual Liberation; Unrelenting Pressure; The Abstinent Freud; The Sexual Freud-Homo and Hetero; In Freud's Mind; Poor Judgment; From Minna's Perspective; 6. Freud and Martha; Domination and Submission; Control: Son as Master; Privileges; Two Characteristics; Control: Father as Master; Martha the Facilitator; Walls; Consequences; From Freud's Point of View; Filling the Gap; From Martha's Perspective; Concluding Thoughts; Key Findings; The Confession; Determining Proof; Independent Confirmation |
| 주제명(개인명) | Freud, Sigmund,1856-1939. Freud, Sigmund,1856-1939 -- Relations with women. Bernays, Minna. Bernays, Minna.fast -- Freud, Sigmund,1856-1939. -- fast -- |
| 일반주제명 | PSYCHOLOGY / Reference Relations with women. |
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