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• Emma Eckstein
  '''Emma Eckstein''' ([[1865]] - [[1924]]) was an early [[patient]] of [[Sigmund Fre ...ddavis/f_emma.html Text of letter from Freud to Fliess on the aftermath of Emma Eckstein's surgery]
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• Sigmund Freud
  ...tients whom he believed to be [[suffering]] from the disorder, including [[Emma Eckstein]], whose surgery proved disastrous. * [[Emma Eckstein]] (1865–1924)
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• Alfred Hitchcock
  ...[[three]] [[children]] of William Hitchcock, a greengrocer, and his wife, Emma Jane Hitchcock (née Whelan). His family was mostly [[Irish Catholic]]. Hit
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• Screen Memory
  ...oject]] for a [[Scientific]] [[Psychology]]" (1950c [1895]), Freud told of Emma, who attributed her [[phobia]] to an insignificant [[scene]] [[recalled]] f
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• Emma Eckstein
  '''Emma Eckstein''' ([[1865]] - [[1924]]) was an early [[patient]] of [[Sigmund Fre ...ddavis/f_emma.html Text of letter from Freud to Fliess on the aftermath of Emma Eckstein's surgery]
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• Wilhelm Fliess
  [[Emma Eckstein]] (1865-1924) had a particularly disastrous [[experience]] when Fr
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• Irma's injection
  * [[Emma Eckstein]]
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• United States
  ...Titchener, the anthropologist Franz Boas, the revolutionary [[anarchist]] Emma Goldman, and many Protestant clergymen, psychiatrists, and neurologists—a
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• Lie
  ...an intentional dissimulation or [[distortion]]. The well-known example of Emma shows that the "error" had to do with the fact that she related her attack
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• Outline
  Eckstein, Emma Jung-Rauschenbach, Emma
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• Memories
  ...ediscovery, on the basis of the mnemic symbol of the original idea. In the Emma [[case]] (1950c [1895]), the [[phobic]] symptom and the [[belief]] that an
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• Clark University
  ...na attack from the heart disease that was to kill him shortly thereafter), Emma Goldman, and many other notables.
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• Case Histories
  ..." (Little [[Hans]]); [[Anna O]]., case of; Cäcilie M., case of; Eckstein, Emma; Elisabeth von R., case of; Emmy von N., case of; "[[Fragment of an Analysi
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• Jacques Lacan:Links
  ...ple, including his most famous [[patients]] such as the [[Wolf Man]] and [[Emma Eckstein]], and notable contemporaries like Albert [[Einstein]].
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• Psychanalyste
  * [[Emma Eckstein]]
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