[Freud's interpretation of the manifest dream. Attempt at theoretical historical and biographical motives of ambivalent dream devaluation].
Freud's description of the manifest dream is characterized by an implicit appreciation and an explicit devaluation of dream images. The theoretical motives for this ambivalent evaluation are, according to the author, already apparent in Freud's primacy of the written word evident in his preanalytical writings, which submit dream images to the standard of the written word and therefore devaluate them. According to the author the underlying biographic motive is an ambivalent internalization of the jewish law that prohibits the creation of idols which was conveyed to Freud by his father and the Philippson Bible.
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