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PubMed1989

[An early, on the borderline between dream and transference, unconscious fantasy of Freud on the psychoanalytic situation (1898). A contribution to psychoanalytic creativity].

Taking 24 hours in the life of Freud, the author shows how significant the interplay of dream, day-dream, unconscious phantasy and transference can be in solving scientific problems. This is documented by using the correspondence between Freud and Fliess on March 9/10, 1898, by taking Freud's dream of a botanical monograph, his day-dream of a glaucoma operation, his remarks on the "real" course of the day, and segments of self-analysis.

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PubMed1989

[Bettelheim's witch: the questionable relation between fantasy and psychoanalysis].

Literary and folk narrative scholars understand fairy tales in ways which differ radically from the readings of Bruno Bettelheim and of many other psychoanalytically-oriented interpreters. Their exegeses ignore--or are ignorant of--information which has been basic to folk and fairy tale scholarship for nearly two hundred years. This includes careful distinctions between that material which is common to many different cultures and that which differs profoundly from one culture to another. Such categories include the identity of evil incarnate, the significance of particular colours, social values with reference to gender, variant analysis, and the impact of nineteenth century values on nineteenth century tale collections, especially the Grimms' Kinder- und Hausmärchen.

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