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	title:	The Complete Psychological Works of Sigmund Freud: Vol 1
	author:	Sigmund Freud
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Vintage
	released:	September 20, 2001
	isbn:	0099426528
	isbn-13:	9780099426523

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A volume for the ardent scholar and the historian. - Rated Despite being the first volume in this series of Freud's works, it is far from introductory, nor is it the first volume with which a student of Freud, or psychoanalysis, should begin. The volume is of historical interest, it documents some of Freud's earliest critiques of a psychoanalytic disciple that was only just emerging, primarily from investigation of hypnosis. It should be very much of interest to the ardent scholar seeking to know and understand every twist and turn of Freud's ever-burgeoning theories or a general historian of psychological sciences.

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A volume for the ardent scholar and the historian. - Rated 3/5
Despite being the first volume in this series of Freud's works, it is far from introductory, nor is it the first volume with which a student of Freud, or psychoanalysis, should begin. The volume is of historical interest, it documents some of Freud's earliest critiques of a psychoanalytic disciple that was only just emerging, primarily from investigation of hypnosis. It should be very much of interest to the ardent scholar seeking to know and understand every twist and turn of Freud's ever-burgeoning theories or a general historian of psychological sciences.