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| − | Freud delivered his Five Lectures on Psycho-Analysis in September 1909 at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. He had been invited by Stanford Hall in honor of the university's twentieth anniversary. He was accompanied by Carl Gustav Jung, Sándor Ferenczi, and Ernest Jones. Upon their arrival in New York, he was welcomed by Abraham Arden Brill. These lectures were a key moment for the recognition and dissemination of psychoanalysis on an international level. Freud delivered these five lectures in German, without notes, and wrote... | + | [[Freud]] delivered his Five Lectures on [[Psycho]]-[[Analysis]] in September 1909 at Clark [[University]] in Worcester, Massachusetts. He had been invited by Stanford Hall in honor of the university's twentieth anniversary. He was accompanied by Carl Gustav [[Jung]], Sándor Ferenczi, and Ernest [[Jones]]. Upon their arrival in New York, he was welcomed by [[Abraham]] Arden Brill. These lectures were a key [[moment]] for the [[recognition]] and dissemination of [[psychoanalysis]] on an international level. Freud delivered these five lectures in [[German]], without [[notes]], and wrote... |
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Latest revision as of 07:30, 24 May 2019
Freud delivered his Five Lectures on Psycho-Analysis in September 1909 at Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts. He had been invited by Stanford Hall in honor of the university's twentieth anniversary. He was accompanied by Carl Gustav Jung, Sándor Ferenczi, and Ernest Jones. Upon their arrival in New York, he was welcomed by Abraham Arden Brill. These lectures were a key moment for the recognition and dissemination of psychoanalysis on an international level. Freud delivered these five lectures in German, without notes, and wrote...
