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History of Psychoanalysis Series Overview

4 books in the catalog · Routledge

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Writers represented in History of Psychoanalysis

A short note on each author and their books in this series.

This collection examines the intersection of occult practices and early psychoanalytic theory. The volumes focus on Sigmund Freud and Ferenczi, specifically addressing thought transference and coincidences in clinical settings. Authors include Maria Pierri with contributions from Adam Elgar. These works analyze specific cases like the Forsyth Case to understand the historical context of psychoanalysis. Readers interested in the esoteric roots of psychological theory will find these texts relevant. The series provides a focused look at how occult concepts influenced the development of modern psychoanalytic thought through detailed case studies.

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Frequently asked about the series

Do I need to read the books in order?
The volumes address distinct topics: one focuses on Freud and Ferenczi regarding thought transference, while the other examines the Forsyth Case. They stand alone as separate case studies within the broader historical context of psychoanalysis.
What is the main subject of this series?
The series covers the origins of psychoanalysis through the lens of occultism. It specifically investigates thought transmission and coincidences in psychoanalytic practice, focusing on key figures like Sigmund Freud and Ferenczi.
Who are the authors contributing to this work?
The primary author is Maria Pierri. Adam Elgar is also listed as a contributor or editor for these specific titles concerning the history of psychoanalysis and its occult connections.
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