[Kurt Goldstein - Albert Moll. Two snapshots of the interaction of Freudians with their scientific and professional environment in the 1920's].
Part 1 documents and discusses a letter, written in 1920 by Rank to Abraham, telling him of two Frankfurt neurologists, Kurt Goldstein and Walther Riese, who had applied for membership in the IPA, and adding recommendations of how to deal with them. Part 2 is concerned with a report, given by Barbara Lantos of some disparaging remarks about psychoanalysis made by Albert Moll which led Freud to withdraw his public support of the 1st International Congress of Sexual Research in 1926. It also refers to an earlier discussion in Berlin where Moll already had made the same critical comments.
Schröter
Michael
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mi.schroeter@t-online.de
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