FREUD AND HIS SCHOOL: New Paths Of Psychology

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PART I.


THERE is no need to explain that in the discussion I of so young a subject as psychoanalysis, words which are easily misunderstood are necessarily used.
Indeed, the same word frequently serves as the symbol for very diverse ideas. I need merely to point to the word “suggestion,” and to recall the conflict over the meaning of that word in learned bodies such as the “Société de Neurologie de Paris” and the “Société Beige de Neurologie” in their meetings ...