Author: JUNG, C.G.
Title: Uber die Psychologie der Dementia praecox.
Description: Halle, C. Marhold, 1907. Pr. wr. (Spine overpasted w. a light shade of paper). (IV, 179 pp.). Fine, 383: "....the main contribution of which was to show that the dissociated complexes seen in the schizophrenic had some dynamic meaning.": Zilboorg & Henry, 493: "....a point of view radically different from the formal attitude of academic psychiatry....": H. of H. 1180: "He was the first to offer a tentative psychosomatic explanation for dementia praecox, in which the brain was the target organ. This meant that dementia praecox could be understood within a psychoanalytic framework, offering hope for patients who were borderline cases. It was also in this book that Jung drew international attention to Freud's fundamental theories.": Ellenberger 668: Alexander & Selesnick, 298: " A.A. Brill stated that along with Freud's studies this book "forms the cornerstone of modern interpretive psychiatry."" Norman Coll. 1187: First edition.

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