Freud: Darkness in the Midst of Vision (Paperback)

Acknowledgments.

Introduction: "The Development of the Hero."

PART ONE: FREUD'S LIFE: THE FIRST THIRTY YEARS.

A Traumatic Infancy.

Childhood and Adolescence.

The Early Adult Years: Searching for an Identity.

Opening Up: Martha, Cocaine, Fleischl.

Jean-Martin Charcot: "The Napoleon of Neuroses."

Martha: "The Loss on an Illusion."

PART TWO: THE BIRTH OF PSYCHOANALYSIS.

Josef Breuer and the Invention of Psychotherapy.

Breuer, Freud, and the Studies on Hysteria: 1886-1895.

The Break with Breuer.

Self-Analysis and the Invention of the Oedipus Complex.

The Interpretation of Dreams and the End of the Fliess Affair.

The Great Freud Emerges: 1899-1905.

PART THREE: THE PSYCHOANALYTIC MOVEMENT: 1902-1939.

The Psychoanalytic Movement: Images of War.

Alfred Adler: The First Dissident.

The King and His Knights: The Committee.

Carl Gustav Jung: The Favorite Son Expelled.

The First World War.

Trauma Revisited: The Neuroses of War.

Freud at Work: The Postwar Years.

Freud at Home.

Anna Freud: The Perfect Disciple.

Otto Rank: "I Was In Deepest of All."

"What Does a Woman Want?"

Sandor Ferenczi: The Wise Baby.

The Final Years.

Appendix: Psychoanalysis Interminable: Freud as a Therapist.

Background and Sources.

Notes.

Bibliography.

Credits.

Index.