1992, ISBN: 0684193299

Maxwell, Macmillan, XXVI; 326 S.; sehr zahlr. Illustr.; 31 cm. Originalleinen mit illustr. Schutzumschlag. Second-hand aber noch original folienverpackt. - Englisch. - INHALT : ACKNOWLEDG… Mehr…

Maxwell, Macmillan, XXVI; 326 S.; sehr zahlr. Illustr.; 31 cm. Originalleinen mit illustr. Schutzumschlag. Second-hand aber noch original folienverpackt. - Englisch. - INHALT : ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ---- INTRODUCTION by Michael Molnar ---- THE DIARY: Facsimile and English Translation ---- THE ANNOTATED DIARY: 1929-1939 ---- THE GERMAN TEXT: Kürzeste Chronik ---- NOTES & REFERENCES ---- INDEX ---- PHOTO CREDITS. // Diary of Sigmund Freud 19294939 A Record of the Final Decade Published for the first time in its entirety, this document offers a stunning look at the last years of Freud's life. It takes up the major themes of this period: Freud's agonizing struggle with cancer, the rise of Nazism in Austria, which led to his exile in England, his increasing reliance on Anna Freud, and, although he worked until the end, the continuing "declining curve" of his powers. This record as a whole "may be seen as a reliable chart of Freud's dying years." Illustrated with hundreds of photographs never before published. An extraordinary achievement. (Verlagstext) ISBN 0684193299Biographie [Sigmund Freud; Tagebuch; Psychoanalyse; Biographie; Wissenschaft] 1992, [PU: Scribners]<

ISBN: 9780684193298

During the final ten years of his life in Vienna and London, Sigmund Freud kept a diary. On large, unbound sheets of paper, he recorded in brief the significant events that befell him and… Mehr…

During the final ten years of his life in Vienna and London, Sigmund Freud kept a diary. On large, unbound sheets of paper, he recorded in brief the significant events that befell him and his family as he faced the ravages of terminal illness and the brutality of the Nazis who forced him into exile. 100 photographs. Media > Book, [PU: Scribners]<

ISBN: 9780684193298

During the final ten years of his life in Vienna and London, Sigmund Freud kept a diary. On large, unbound sheets of paper, he recorded in brief the significant events that befell him and… Mehr…

During the final ten years of his life in Vienna and London, Sigmund Freud kept a diary. On large, unbound sheets of paper, he recorded in brief the significant events that befell him and his family as he faced the ravages of terminal illness and the brutality of the Nazis who forced him into exile. 100 photographs. Media >, [PU: Scribners]<