Sigmund Freud
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Hi!
My name is Lauren Jackson and I wanted to provide feedback on your page, http://www.newworldencyclopedia.org/entry/Sigmund_Freud. I’m not sure if you’re the right person to contact, but I wanted to tell you that since I have been working on creating some new resources about Sigmund Freud, your page was a great source of information.
As a thank you, I thought I would pass along this additional resource I have been using as well in case you were looking to add more to your page. I have been using material from this page, http://www.psychologydegreeonline.com/freudian-resources. It has a ton of great information about Freud that you and your users may find useful!
Thanks Again 🙂
Lauren
Thank you Lauren for your feedback. I will check out the resource you suggested. Thank you again for helping to make NWE an increasingly valuable resource.
The article is biased, partial, ridiculous, conventional and hilarious.
It is also archaic: the kind of antiFreudian criticism that Catholics started ​​a century ago. For a modern consideration of Freud´s ideas
I recommend reading “In Praise of Psychoanalysis”, Ed Dunken, Argentina, 2010.
Thank you for your feedback. Unfortunately I was unable to locate the book you suggested.
You criticize the article as “archaic” and anti-Freudian. In fact, reference is made to the work of Peter Gay whose “Freud: A Life for Our Time” is both modern and pro-Freud, as well as numerous other scholarly works that recognize the value of Freud’s work.