FREUD, Sigmund

Die Traumdeutung

Leipzig and Vienna, Franz Deuticke, 1900 [1899]. First Edition. Hardcover. Bound in modern full blue morocco, not retaining the original wraps (6" x 8-1/2"); [iv], 371, [5] pages including table of contents and bibliography. With the motto after Virgil on the title page: “Flectere si nequeo superos, acheronta movebo” (“If heaven does not hear me, then I call hell to help”). The true first edition of THE INTERPRETATION OF DREAMS in the original German, considered the foundational work of psychoanalysis and containing the central theses and themes of Freudian theory, including the unconscious (introduced here), repression, the Oedipus complex, the libido, early childhood sexuality, etc. Appearing in an edition of only 600 copies and published on 4 November 1899 (the publisher deliberately dated the title page to the 20th century), the book sold so slowly that a second edition was not needed until 1909. GARRISON-MORTON 4980; GROLIER MEDICINE 87; NORMAN F33; PRINTING AND THE MIND OF MAN 389: "Unquestionably Freud's greatest single work. Clean and fresh, inside and out. A few minor scratches to the leather. Near Fine and scarce .

Charles AgventProfessional seller

Book number: 021537

Catalogue: Psychoanalysis

Keywords: Science, Psychiatry, Medicine, Dreams, Psychoanalysis, High Spot, High Spots, PMM, Printing and the Mind of Man, Sigmund Freud Printing and the Mind of Man Psychology Psychiatry High Spot

JUNG, Dr. C[arl] G

Der Inhalt Der Psychose AKADEMISCHER VORTRAG, GEHALTEN IM RATHAUSE DER STADT ZÜRICH AM 16. JÄNNER 1908

Leipzig and Vienna, Franz Deuticke, 1914. Second Edition. wraps. Original printed orange wraps; 44 pages.The addendum (18 pages) to this lecture is the first publication of one of Jung's lectures given in 1913/14 in the London Psycho-Medical Society, in which he first used the term "analytical psychology," establishing his own ideas and completely turning his back on Freud. Covers a bit dusty; contents uncut. Near Fine .

Charles AgventProfessional seller

Book number: 020203

Catalogue: Psychoanalysis

Keywords: Psychoanalysis, Psychology, German Literature, Carl Jung Psychoanalysis Psychology German Literature Carl Jung