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Sigmund Freud
ISBN 9780141184821
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Studies in Hysteria
Who it's for: readers interested in the origins of psychoanalysis
Published in 1895, Studies in Hysteria is a groundbreaking collaboration between Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis, and physician Josef Breuer. This seminal work presents their joint findings on hysteria, featuring influential case studies, most notably Breuer's famous patient Anna O., whose treatment proved pivotal in the early development of psychoanalytic thought. The book combines an introductory paper, detailed individual studies (four by Freud and one by Breuer), a theoretical essay by Breuer, and a practice-oriented piece on therapy by Freud.Why You Should Read? Discover the foundational text that laid the groundwork for psychoanalysis. Explore compelling individual case studies of 'hysterics,' including the groundbreaking account of Anna O. Gain insight into the early theories of neurosis and psychological therapy developed by Freud and Breuer. Understand the historical context and intellectual origins of modern psychotherapy.
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- Foundational text of psychoanalysis
- Includes case studies by Freud and Breuer
- Features the famous patient Anna O.
- Combines theory and practice-oriented essays
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What is this book about?
It presents the joint findings of Freud and Breuer on hysteria, including case studies and theoretical essays.
Who are the authors?
Sigmund Freud, founder of psychoanalysis, and physician Josef Breuer.
What is the significance of Anna O.?
Anna O. is a famous patient whose treatment was pivotal in the early development of psychoanalytic thought.
What does the book contain?
It includes an introductory paper, detailed case studies (four by Freud, one by Breuer), a theoretical essay by Breuer, and a therapy-oriented piece by Freud.