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NOTES
The Conscience of Society—Introduction
1. Sigmund Freud, “Lines of Advance in Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy” (1918),
in The Standard Edition 17:167.
2. Ibid.
3. Sigmund Freud, “Postcript to an Autobiographical Study” (1935), in The Standard
Edition 20:73.
4. Deutsch, Confrontations, 84.
5. See Hale, Freud and the Americans.
6. Reich, “The Living Productive Power,” 75.
7. See Sigmund Freud, “Further Recommendations on the Technique of Psychoanalysis:
On Beginning the Treatment, the Question of the First Communications,
the Dynamics of the Cure” (1913), in The Standard Edition 12:123–156.
8. Freud, “Lines of Advance.”
9. French and Smith, The Commonwealth Fund, 121.
10. See Gruber, Red Vienna.
11. Else Pappenheim, “Politics and Psychoanalysis in Vienna Before 1938,” paper
presented to the 1984 Oral History Workshop of the American Psychoanalytic
Association.
12. For in-depth research arguing the top-heavy application of “high culture”
privileges to the lower classes, see Gruber, Red Vienna.
13. Bluma Swerdloff, interview with Sándor Radó (1965), in “History of the Psychoanalytic
Movement,” Oral History Collection, Columbia University Libraries,
New York.
14. Norman W. Lyon, letter, August 5, 1929, to “Secretary, Psycho-analytic Institute,
Berlin, Germany,” Archives of the Berlin Poliklinik, Koblenz, Germany.