Isbn: 9780300051278 - reading freud: explorations and entertainments (30 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: Good. The historian and Freud biographer Peter Gay, here offers insights into Freud's life and thought. In eight essays, Gay explores topics ranging from Freud and Shakespeare to Freud's favourite jokes, from the names Freud chose for his children to Gay's review of The Interpretation of Dreams.…

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Soft cover. Condizione: Very Good. 1st Edition. 1991 1st paperback edition and printing with full number line inscribed by the author on the ffep ("July 4, 1991 For _______ and ___, this positively last Freud performance, with love, Peter"). Sunning on and near, and small tear on spine, dent near spine on back cover and last 80 or so pages, else fine . Inscribed by Author.…

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Condizione: good. New Haven : Yale University Press, c1990. Reprint. Paperback. xvi,204 pp. Sl. damstained. Condition : good copy. ISBN 9780300051278. Keywords : .

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Condizione: New. The historian and Freud biographer Peter Gay, here offers insights into Freud s life and thought. In eight essays, Gay explores topics ranging from Freud and Shakespeare to Freud s favourite jokes, from the names Freud chose for his children to Gay s review.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'As every biographer of Freud must ruefully acknowledge, Freud, that great unriddler of mysteries, left behind some intriguing private mysteries of his own. It was because I hoped to solve some of these mysteries that the stratagem of finding my way to Freud by indirections commended itself to me.' -Peter Gay In this book, the eminent cultural historian and Freud scholar Peter Gay presents a series of essays in which he tries to 'reduce the blank spots on the map we now have of Freud's mind.' Engaging as well as illuminating, the essays range from reflections on Freud and Shakespeare to Gay's controversial spoof review of Freud's The Interpretation of Dreams. The book begins with 'Freud and the Man from Stratford,' in which Gay describes Freud's fascination with the theory that the Earl of Oxford was the real author of the plays attributed to Shakespeare and speculates on the reasons for Freud's belief. 'Six Names in Search of an interpretation' considers Freud's choices of names for his six children and what they revealed about his Jewishness, his love of science, and his ambivalent feelings toward his father. 'Freud on Freedom' deals with the issue of determinism and free will in Freud's work. 'Reading Freud through Freud's Reading' analyzes ten 'good' books Freud identified in response to a questionnaire. The second half of the book, entitled 'Entertainments,' includes an essay on 'Serious Jests' that cites some vintage Jewish jokes frequently recounted by Freud and points out how these chestnuts illustrate not only psychoanalytic concepts but the anti-Semitism that permeated Freud's Vienna; the 'review' of The Interpretation of Dreams, published in Harper's in 1981; 'A Gentile Science ' which is a 'report' on the work of one Sigmund Oberhufer, a fictitious Austrian doctor said to have 'invented' psychoanalysis; and 'The Dog That Did Not Bark in the Night,' Gay's account of the newly accessible correspondence between Freud and his sister-in-law Minna Bernays, who some writers claim was his lover. The essays, some of them published for the first time or expanded from their original versions, are accompanied by informative introductions.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. As every biographer of Freud must ruefully acknowledge, Freud, that great unriddler of mysteries, left behind some intriguing private mysteries of his own. It was because I hoped to solve some of these mysteries that the stratagem of finding my way to Freud by indirections commended itself to me. Peter GayIn this book, the eminent cultural historian and Freud scholar Peter Gay presents a series of essays in which he tries to reduce the blank spots on the map we now have of Freuds mind. Engaging as well as illuminating, the essays range from reflections on Freud and Shakespeare to Gays controversial spoof review of Freuds The Interpretation of Dreams.The book begins with Freud and the Man from Stratford, in which Gay describes Freuds fascination with the theory that the Earl of Oxford was the real author of the plays attributed to Shakespeare and speculates on the reasons for Freuds belief. Six Names in Search of an interpretation considers Freuds choices of names for his six children and what they revealed about his Jewishness, his love of science, and his ambivalent feelings toward his father. Freud on Freedom deals with the issue of determinism and free will in Freuds work. Reading Freud through Freuds Reading analyzes ten good books Freud identified in response to a questionnaire. The second half of the book, entitled Entertainments, includes an essay on Serious Jests that cites some vintage Jewish jokes frequently recounted by Freud and points out how these chestnuts illustrate not only psychoanalytic concepts but the anti-Semitism that permeated Freuds Vienna; the review of The Interpretation of Dreams, published in Harpers in 1981; A Gentile Science? which is a report on the work of one Sigmund Oberhufer, a fictitious Austrian doctor said to have invented psychoanalysis; and The Dog That Did Not Bark in the Night, Gays account of the newly accessible correspondence between Freud and his sister-in-law Minna Bernays, who some writers claim was his lover. The essays, some of them published for the first time or expanded from their original versions, are accompanied by informative introductions. The historian and Freud biographer Peter Gay, here offers insights into Freud's life and thought. In eight essays, Gay explores topics ranging from Freud and Shakespeare to Freud's favourite jokes, from the names Freud chose for his children to Gay's review of "The Interpretation of Dreams". This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. As every biographer of Freud must ruefully acknowledge, Freud, that great unriddler of mysteries, left behind some intriguing private mysteries of his own. It was because I hoped to solve some of these mysteries that the stratagem of finding my way to Freud by indirections commended itself to me. Peter GayIn this book, the eminent cultural historian and Freud scholar Peter Gay presents a series of essays in which he tries to reduce the blank spots on the map we now have of Freuds mind. Engaging as well as illuminating, the essays range from reflections on Freud and Shakespeare to Gays controversial spoof review of Freuds The Interpretation of Dreams.The book begins with Freud and the Man from Stratford, in which Gay describes Freuds fascination with the theory that the Earl of Oxford was the real author of the plays attributed to Shakespeare and speculates on the reasons for Freuds belief. Six Names in Search of an interpretation considers Freuds choices of names for his six children and what they revealed about his Jewishness, his love of science, and his ambivalent feelings toward his father. Freud on Freedom deals with the issue of determinism and free will in Freuds work. Reading Freud through Freuds Reading analyzes ten good books Freud identified in response to a questionnaire. The second half of the book, entitled Entertainments, includes an essay on Serious Jests that cites some vintage Jewish jokes frequently recounted by Freud and points out how these chestnuts illustrate not only psychoanalytic concepts but the anti-Semitism that permeated Freuds Vienna; the review of The Interpretation of Dreams, published in Harpers in 1981; A Gentile Science? which is a report on the work of one Sigmund Oberhufer, a fictitious Austrian doctor said to have invented psychoanalysis; and The Dog That Did Not Bark in the Night, Gays account of the newly accessible correspondence between Freud and his sister-in-law Minna Bernays, who some writers claim was his lover. The essays, some of them published for the first time or expanded from their original versions, are accompanied by informative introductions. The historian and Freud biographer Peter Gay, here offers insights into Freud's life and thought. In eight essays, Gay explores topics ranging from Freud and Shakespeare to Freud's favourite jokes, from the names Freud chose for his children to Gay's review of "The Interpretation of Dreams". This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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