Table of Contents

1: Varieties of Discipleship; Introduction to Part 1; 1: Was Freud a Nice Guy?; 2: A Reconsideration of Freud and His Followers; 3: Transmission; 2: Freud Studies; Introduction to Part 2; 4: Appraisals and Reappraisals; 5: Patients; 6: What is a Fact? Eva Rosenfeld; 3: Letters; 2: Introduction to Part 3; 7: Freud-Silberstein; 8: Freud-Jones; 9: Freud-Ferenczi; 10: Anna Freud-Eva Rosenfeld; 11: Karl Menninger; 12: Heinz Kohut; 13: Strachey-Brooke; 4: Interviews; Introduction to Part 4; 14: Michael Balint; 15: Philipp Sarasin; 16: Donald W. Winnicott; 17: Franz Jung; 5: Neglected Stories; Introduction to Part 5; 18: A Curious Triangle; 19: Tola Rank; 20: Felix Deutsch and the FBI; 6: Biographies; Introduction to Part 6; 21: Charcot; 22: Breuer; 23: Wagner-Jauregg; 24: Sigmund Freud; 25: Jung; 26: Sabina Spielrein; 27: Murray; 28: Christiana Morgan; 29: Menninger; 30: Karen Horney; 31: Dorothy Burlingham; 32: Anna Freud; 33: Deutsch, Klein, Horney, Anna Freud; 34: Erikson; 35: Winnicott; 36: Khan; 37: Bettelheim; 38: Skinner; 7: National Receptions of Freud; 2: Introduction to Part 7; 39: Russia; 40: America; 41: France; 42: Argentina; 43: Great Britain; 8: Intellectual History; Introduction to Part 8; 44: The History of Psychiatry; 45: Dora; 46: Schreber; 47: Unorthodox Technique; 48: The Freud Wars; 49: The Case of Sigmund Freud; 50: Reading Freud’s Reading; 51: Otto Rank; 52: Oedipus; 53: The Psychoanalytic Vocation; 54: Freud Reappraised; 55: The Clark Lectures; 56: Why Freud Was Wrong; 57: Translating Freud; 58: Freud’s Discourse; 59: Moses; 60: Confrontation in Vienna; 61: Freud’s Answer; 9: New Documents; Introduction to Part 9; 62: Freud Without Hindsight; 63: The Diary; 64: Felix Deutsch’s Letters; 65: Freud’s Will

About the Author

Paul Roazen

Reviews

-The present volume collects [Roazen's] essays on Freud scholarship in general and on a variety of related topics, including the personalities, friendships, major correspondence, and travels of Freud and his followers. The volume also contains useful chapters on the reception of Freud and psychoanalysis in different ideological and regional contexts... The tone of the book is informal, even intimate, for the author managed to interview most of the key figures about whom he writes. Students of Freud will find in this volume many intriguing details to fuel their curiosity. Graduate, research, and professional collections.- --T. Sloan, Choice -The Historiography of Psychoanalysis will be of particular value to psychoanalysts and to people in the worldwide intellectual community who wish to further their understanding of the massive changes in the -climate of opinion- generated by the work of Freud and his followers.- --American Journal of Psychiatry -Those who seek an understanding of Freud and psychoanalysis will find The Historiography of Psychoanalysis rewarding and stimulating.- --Gerald N. Grob, Canadian Bulletin of Medical History

"The present volume collects [Roazen's] essays on Freud scholarship in general and on a variety of related topics, including the personalities, friendships, major correspondence, and travels of Freud and his followers. The volume also contains useful chapters on the reception of Freud and psychoanalysis in different ideological and regional contexts... The tone of the book is informal, even intimate, for the author managed to interview most of the key figures about whom he writes. Students of Freud will find in this volume many intriguing details to fuel their curiosity. Graduate, research, and professional collections." --T. Sloan, Choice "The Historiography of Psychoanalysis will be of particular value to psychoanalysts and to people in the worldwide intellectual community who wish to further their understanding of the massive changes in the "climate of opinion" generated by the work of Freud and his followers." --American Journal of Psychiatry "Those who seek an understanding of Freud and psychoanalysis will find The Historiography of Psychoanalysis rewarding and stimulating." --Gerald N. Grob, Canadian Bulletin of Medical History

"The present volume collects [Roazen's] essays on Freud scholarship in general and on a variety of related topics, including the personalities, friendships, major correspondence, and travels of Freud and his followers. The volume also contains useful chapters on the reception of Freud and psychoanalysis in different ideological and regional contexts... The tone of the book is informal, even intimate, for the author managed to interview most of the key figures about whom he writes. Students of Freud will find in this volume many intriguing details to fuel their curiosity. Graduate, research, and professional collections." --T. Sloan, Choice ""The Historiography of Psychoanalysis" will be of particular value to psychoanalysts and to people in the worldwide intellectual community who wish to further their understanding of the massive changes in the "climate of opinion" generated by the work of Freud and his followers." --American Journal of Psychiatry "Those who seek an understanding of Freud and psychoanalysis will find "The Historiography of Psychoanalysis" rewarding and stimulating." --Gerald N. Grob, "Canadian Bulletin of Medical History"