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Emma Eckstein, enferma de 27 años. Las circunstancias que llevaron a Emma Eckstein a elegir a Freud como su clínico no están todavía claras, Freud conocía a su padre, es también posible que Breuer le remitiera a la paciente (Muller, 1992). Ella fue identificada por Irma, era hija de una familia socialista importante de Viena.
Emma Eckstein proveniva da un'importante famiglia socialista e fu un membro attivo del movimento femminista viennese. A 27 anni si recò da Freud in cerca di un trattamento per alcuni sintomi, tra cui disturbi di stomaco e una lieve depressione legati alle mestruazioni. Freud diagnosticò alla Eckestein un' isteria e credeva che si masturbasse ...
1 de fev. de 1984 · The last reference to Emma Eckstein that year was on May 25: "Emma E. is finally doing very well and I have succeeded in once again alleviating her weakness in walking, which also set in again."
27 de mar. de 2017 · Twelve black and white reproductions may be found in Carlo Bonomi’s The Cut and the Building of Psychoanalysis, Volume 1: Sigmund Freud and Emma Eckstein. One of these, The Legend of the Bishop and the Devil, is a painting dated 1854 by Moritz von Schwind that depicts a devil carrying stones to build a chapel while a bishop prays at the chapel’s edifice.
Emma Eckstein (1865-1924) est une patiente de Sigmund Freud qui, après son analyse, est devenue psychanalyste pendant une très courte période. Biographie [ modifier | modifier le code ] Emma Eckstein, née le 28 janvier 1865 à Gaudenzdorf (aujourd'hui dans le XII e arrondissement de Vienne, Meidling ) et décédée le 30 juillet 1924 à Vienne , est issue d'une grande famille viennoise de ...
The patient, Emma Eckstein, presented with hysterical symptoms, low moods and irregular menstrual bleeding and she was one of Freud’s first psychoanalytic patients. With a careful review of the key commentaries on this, we can go on to re-question what happened between Freud and Eckstein that resulted in her nearly bleeding to death.
Emma Eckstein (1865 - 1924) es conocida por ser una de las primeras pacientes de Sigmund Freud, [1] y de las cirugías experimentales de Wilhelm Fliess. Eckstein provenía de una familia socialista prominente y participó de forma activa en movimientos feministas .
