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Frink and Freud

$48.20
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781910593905
Year: 2021
Publisher: Self Made Hero


Description:
The fateful meeting of Freud and Horace Frink, and the ensuing scandal that nearly destroyed psychoanalysis



In 1909, while on a fundraising lecture tour in America, Sigmund Freud met Horace Frink, an early disciple of his theories of psychoanalysis, whose traumatic childhood and complicated personal life came to cast a dark shadow over Freud's professional career. Inspired by this little-known and tragic true story, artist Lionel Richerand and philosopher Pierre Péju have woven a spellbinding and thought-provoking fable of two divorces, three deaths, and a ménage à quatre.

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Frink and Freud

$48.20
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781910593905
Year: 2021
Publisher: Self Made Hero


Description:
The fateful meeting of Freud and Horace Frink, and the ensuing scandal that nearly destroyed psychoanalysis



In 1909, while on a fundraising lecture tour in America, Sigmund Freud met Horace Frink, an early disciple of his theories of psychoanalysis, whose traumatic childhood and complicated personal life came to cast a dark shadow over Freud's professional career. Inspired by this little-known and tragic true story, artist Lionel Richerand and philosopher Pierre Péju have woven a spellbinding and thought-provoking fable of two divorces, three deaths, and a ménage à quatre.

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