The Psycho-analytic Reader: An Anthology Of Essential Papers With Critical Introductions

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The Psycho-analytic Reader is a compilation of representative papers in psycho-analysis, hitherto uncollected. The contributions united here have been gathered by scanning the complete literature of the field, from the oldest Viennese Jahrbuch für Psychoanalyse, founded in 1909, to the British and American psycho-analytic periodicals of today. In these journals important work has remained scattered amongst much ephemeral material, and much that, valid at the date of publication, has in the meantime become obsolete. In addition, certain papers which one would not want to miss, have remained untranslated into English; and the periodicals carrying them are, naturally, long out of print. Thus a good deal of the literature has become difficult of access. [from the Foreword]

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