Sigmund Freud's couch is one of the most iconic pieces of furniture in the world. Given to the founder of psychoanalysis by one of his patients, Madame Benvenisti, about 1890, Freud's couch - covered ...

THIS critical history of the psycho-analytical movement, as seen from within by Dr. Fritz Wittels, is of necessity, and admittedly, biassed by his own temperament. He describes how five years of ...

The man who decoded the mysteries of the human mind harbored a secret that would have sent most of his patients running to his couch. In his 40's, Freud "had numerous psychosomatic disorders as well ...

Sigmund Freud and Julius Wagner-Jauregg were arguably the two most well-known physicians treating mental illness in their time. Their lives had many similarities: They were born and died within about ...

Sigmund Freud and Julius Wagner-Jauregg shared many things in common. As mentioned in the first post, they both grew up in Vienna, attended medical school courses together, studied post-graduate ...

I n the midst of the First World War, Sigmund Freud delivered a famous series of lectures at the Vienna Psychiatric Clinic. For an audience of both clinicians and laypeople, the father of ...

Adamancy is the word for both Sigmund Freud and Frederick Crews. In his new biography, “Freud: The Making of an Illusion,” the UC Berkeley professor emeritus castigates the fraudulent founder of ...

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