The Wolfman and Other Cases (Penguin Classics)
Sigmund Freud’s The Wolfman and Other Cases presents a selection of influential psychoanalytic case studies, including the work known as “The Wolfman.” This Penguin Classics volume offers a window into Freud’s clinical writing, interpretive methods, and role in shaping modern discussions of psychology and the history of ideas.
About This Book
Sigmund Freud’s The Wolfman and Other Cases brings together landmark case studies from the history of psychoanalysis.
The collection is centered on “The Wolfman,” alongside other clinical accounts associated with Freud’s work.
These writings offer readers a direct view of Freud’s interpretive approach and the development of psychoanalytic ideas.
Presented in the Penguin Classics series, the volume suits readers exploring psychology, intellectual history, and foundational works in psychoanalysis.
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