Freud's Free Clinics

“Of special value in the promotion of [psychoanalysis is] the establishment
of Institutes and Outpatient Treatment Clinics”—
1927 183
Freud “knew exactly how things were in the world. But before he
could go outside, he first had to know what was inside”—1928
197
“The very group of patients who need our treatment are without
resources”—1929 208
“Free or low-cost analyses . . . [were] at least a small beginning”—
1930 221
“As a social-democratic town councilor, Dr. Friedjung has furthered
our interests as psychoanalysts”—1931 231
“Male applicants for treatment [were] regularly more numerous
than female”—1932 240
3 1933–1938: Termination
“The Berlin Psychoanalytic . . . Policlinic . . . came to an end”—
1933 253
“Psychoanalysis [as] the germ of the dialectical-materialist psychology
of the future”—1934 265
“A written Children’s Seminar of Marxist psychoanalysis”—1935
274
“Social psychoanalysis”—1936 280
“These were traumatic times and we talked little about them later”
—1937 292
“The fate of psychoanalysis depends on the fate of the world”—
1938 297
Notes 305
Bibliography 333
Index 343
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