Sigmund Freud and the Forsyth case : coincidences and thought-transmission in psychoanalysis /: coincidences and thought-transmission in psychoanalysis. (2022)

• Record Type: Book
• Uniform Title: Enigma per il Dottor Freud.
• Further Information: Note: Maria Pierri ; translated by Adam Elgar.
• Authors: Pierri, Maria
• Other Names: Elgar, Adam translator.
• Contents: Prologue: telepathy, superstitions and mushrooms 1. Coincidences of the psychoanalytic setting: a strange home visit M de Fortgibu and his plum-pudding The maternal in the circumstances of the setting: the psychoanalytic clock "All things are chained, knotted, in love..." Coincidences in analysis: sites of memory Notable examples: From Carl G. Jung; From Eugenio Gaddini; From José Bleger; From Joyce McDougall Telepathy, an enlightening mistake Freud and the "Forsyth case" 2. Forsyth arrives in Vienna to undertake a seven-week analysis with Prof Freud The decline of the West Introduction to psycho-analysis: the first 28 lectures Hunger in Vienna Parcels from England A passage to Austria A piece of forgetfulness by Freud 3. Herr P ends his analysis with Prof Freud in a rather extraordinary way New introductory lectures on psychoanalysis The "Forsyth case" Solve et coagula The Postscript of a Preface 4. The duellists Meeting in Zurich The duellists The first training analysis in Budapest Forsyth, the pediatrician "once a friend of mine" 5. Nachträglichkeit: following the traces of a long deferral Freud becomes a heretic: the debate about the "transmission of thought" within the committee A mistake by Freud The memorable Harzreise 1921, an essay in two halves: Vorbericht-preface; Nachtrag-postscript 1922, dreams and Telepathy Perplexities, second thoughts, and experiments with Ferenczi and Anna 1925, section C: "The Occult Significance" Still playing for time 1933, Lecture XXX, "Dream and Occultism" The gold coin 6. The disappeared-occulted manuscript The posthumous publication of the Vorbericht (1921) in "Psychoanalysis and Telepathy" (1941) and the disappearance of the Nachtrag Hide and seek Back to Freud's secret text: found in translation 7. Sigmund Freud: postscript (1921) 8. Manuscript details, slips, and errors Conditions and details Freud’s "errors" and the occulted "dritte Fall " Nachträglichkeit and reconstructions 9. During the Great War Historical and personal circumstances A coming-of-age prematurely interrupted Freud’s forced inactivity: the Metapsychology and the Introductory Lectures Impotence and death anxiety. Towards the uncanny defeat Ernest Jones’s war Ferenczi's kisses 10. Coincidences in Vienna: a week of fireworks in autumn 1919 The new orientation towards the West The heart towards the East 11. The strange case of Dr Forsyth and Mr Vorsicht: the build-up The "secret language" The Man of Property Setting the scene: the preconscious at work Correspondences The Fortsein game: The troublesome individual and a first repression; The missed appointment; The coincidence of the "neighbours"; The joke of the "home visit"; An ambivalent gift 12. The strange case of Dr Forsyth and Mr Vorsicht: the session Vorsicht, forsyth, forsyte The visiting card The Freud-Freund slip The nightmare and Jones's monograph on the "Alptraum" The faulty translations 13. That Forsyte Woman Return to the mothers – telepathy, "distant proximity" Don Giovanni: Zitto, mi pare sentire odor di femmina.... 14. Retrospective: the lost scene Caritas Romana: "This is the place, this is the source" A destiny and a choice made long ago "Little Freud": a child is being conceived Me too! 15. A hereditary transmission A daughter is being analysed Lou Andreas Salomé: a mother-sister Thought-transmission? A pair of twin papers: The father’s text; The daughter’s text "Lifedeath" "Not to be there": the process of separation and the game of Fortsein Anna, Antigone 16. 1932 "Dreams and Occultism" and "Confusion of Tongues between Adults and the Child" 17. "Herr Vorsicht, " alias Paul Bernfeld "The eldest of a family of eight or nine children" The firm of Paul Bernfeld and Heinrich Rosenberg, B & R: jokes and repetitions by the preconscious 18 A secret in the "Preface": the substitute of the third case 19. Dr David Forsyth leaves the scene and the story: circumstances of the birth of the International Journal of Psychoanalysis Seven weeks in Vienna The Forsyth affaire Forsyth leaves the scene 20. The Freud’s final orientation towards the West: from Vienna to London "Fortsein": Professor Freud has "gone away" Fort-Da. the return: story of a cap 21. The importance of being Ernest Jones. The cycle closes Transmission of the tradition and "crypts" Free Associations: Memories of a Psycho-Analyst Epilogue: a debt to pay Bibliography
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2022
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 150.1952; Telepathy; Psychoanalysis; Sources
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781000755206; 9781000755152; 9781003246480
• Related ISBNs: 9781032159577; 9781032159584
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.; Note: Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed.
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