Sigmund Freud's Daughter Would Have Been 119 Today And Google Has Marked The Occassion.

sandyRoe | 00:12 Wed 03rd Dec 2014 | ChatterBank

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I believe she did some pioneering work in the field of child psychology. Would she be better regarded now than her father?

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woofgang

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as Freud himself said "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar"

08:06 Wed 03rd Dec 2014

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sandyRoe

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It's very accessible and I think it's a good read. I'll look later and see if I can find it.

pixie373

Why?

pixie373

^^to your previous post

sandyRoe

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Anger. But I'm not going to subject myself to psychoanalysis here in the open forum that is AB.

pixie373

Fair enough- that makes it hard to answer, though.

sandyRoe

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I've long since gave up looking for answers.

pixie373

Me too x

corylus

Saw Anna Freud at a lecture in Edinburgh back in the 60s. Tiny woman dressed in black, can't remember what she was educating us about!

sandyRoe

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The book is: Where three roads meet, by Sally Vickers. I had a look, couldn't find it, but the title just popped into my mind.
I once bought a copy for a friend to help pass the time on a flight to America. She e-mailed me when she arrived saying it had certainly done its job. She fell asleep reading it. Despite that, I think it a good interesting read.
http://www.salleyvickers.com/pages/books/where_three_roads_meet.htm

sandyRoe

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PP, was that the Boer War which had upset her nerves or was she prescient and suffering from events as yet unhappened?

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