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Freud 8 · Case Histories I: 'Dora' and 'Little Hans' — Sigmund Freud
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'Freud 8 · Case Histories I: 'Dora' and 'Little Hans'' presents two of Sigmund Freud’s best-known clinical case histories. The first examines Dora, a young woman whose symptoms Freud interpreted through hysteria, dreams, sexuality and the complicated relationships within her family and social circle. The second, 'Little Hans', explores the phobia of a five-year-old boy, particularly his fear of horses, and Freud’s interpretation of the child’s anxieties and family relationships. Together, the cases provide an important illustration of Freud’s developing psychoanalytic theories and his approach to interpreting symptoms, dreams and unconscious conflicts.
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